This page list hacks developed (or believed to be developed) by Cube Technology.
Observations
General
- A handful of standard VT02 hacks were developed by Cube Technology. They are difficult to differentiate from Inventor hacks, so they have been listed on the Inventor/List of hacks page instead.
VTxx games
- The games only seem to have originally been included on a series of sport-themed plug 'n plays called Game Sporz.
- Music and sound effects are left intact unless otherwise mentioned.
- Several of the hacks listed here have not been found on any consoles so far. Their descriptions are inferred from screenshots on an old Cube Technology website.
- A few systems (such as the Multicade 230) rename the hacks to their original unhacked game's titles for unknown reasons.
VT368 games
- Most, if not all, of the VT368 hacks feature both a standard version and one that doubles the screen resolution. The upscaled hacks are found on plug 'n plays, with the standard ones being featured on handhelds.
- The larger-resolution variants are very difficult to find, and are only known to be featured on three systems - the Interactive TV Shooting Game, the DreamGEAR Wireless Video Game Station (200-in-1), and a specific variant of the MiWi (BS-9800).
- Every hack changes the music and sound effects to be sampled from royalty-free sources. They are slightly faster and higher-pitched in the upscaled versions.
- The amount of lives in each game is increased, and is sometimes infinite.
- Inexplicably, the ability to pause is removed in every game.
- All VT368 hacks (except for Dual Hoopers) completely remove the title screen; the first option on the respective game's selection menu is automatically chosen, with the others inaccessible.
- On plug 'n plays, the 1P and 2P controls are combined into one joystick. While the 2P modes aren't accessible anyway, this allows games like Bananas (Gyromite hack) to work with more standard controls.
List of games
VTxx games
| Original Game | Hack Name(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Adventure Island | Venture | Master Higgins (Master Takahashi) is replaced with Winnie the Pooh. |
| Arkanoid | ||
| B-Wings | Galaxy Arrow | |
| Balloon Fight | Beat Ballute | |
| Battle City | S move | |
| Binary Land | Tryst | |
| Bomb Sweeper (Homebrew) | Smart Andy | |
| Bomberman | Bomber Girl |
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| Brian Lara 2003 (Mitashi) | Cricket World Cup 2003 | One of Very few VT02 Games/Hacks by Cube Technology |
| Brush Roller | Pengoo | |
| BurgerTime | Cooker Deli | |
| Chack'n Pop | Surviver | Music is intentionally corrupted. |
| Challenger | Cairo X-Press | Crashes after level 1 |
| Championship Lode Runner | Andy Brown | Seemingly unrelated to Cube Tech's Andy Brown toy (their Pinball hack, Lucky Ball, is). |
| Choujikuu Yousai - Macross | Max Rocket | |
| Clu Clu Land | Bounce Wave | |
| Dig Dug | Underground Battle | Music is intentionally corrupted. |
| Duck | Maze Trooper | Humorously misspelled "Maze Tpooper" on several systems. |
| Duck Hunt | Mars UFO II | |
| Elevator Action | Spy vs Spy Combat | |
| F-1 Race | Xtreme Race | |
| Field Combat | Fina Rescue | |
| Fire Dragon | Star Train | |
| Flappy | Pro Genius | |
| Galaga | X-Ranger
Galaga Galaxy Battle |
Based on the PAL version, making the game run faster than it should. |
| Geimos | Hexcity X | |
| Gyrodine | Z-Trek | |
| Hexa | Magic Ball | |
| Joust | Turbo Weapon | The main character appears to be a mixture between a Super Mario Bros. / SMB1 Cheep-Cheep, Malon from Binary Land and a Bird Week bird. |
| Mach Rider | Gear Master | |
| Magmax | 3D Machine
Magmax |
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| Mappy | Bounce Robot | |
| Mighty Bomb Jack | X-Jump | Bomb Jack is replaced with a modified version of Chack'n Pop, and enemies are replaced with Pac-Man Ghosts from Pac-Attack. |
| Millipede | Bug Fight | |
| Ninja-kun - Majou no Bouken | Niko Man | The enemies are replaced with poorly-colored Mappys. |
| Nuts & Milk | Monster's Lamp | |
| Onyanko Town | Cimi Home | |
| Pac-Man | Eat Bean | When Pac-Man eats a ghost and its eyes go back to the ghost box, all of the other ghosts instantly lose their blue effect, while confusingly remaining blue in color. Crashes after level 2. |
| Penguin-kun Wars | Fire Ball | |
| Pinball | Lucky Ball | The title screen and playfield features Andy Brown, a Teddy Ruxpin-like toy bear released by Cube Tech in the early 2000s. |
| Pooyan | Maze Arrow | |
| Power Soccer | 6-A-Side Football | |
| Raid on Bungeling Bay | Aero Gyrodine | |
| Seicross | Mega Trek 3
Seicross |
|
| Sky Destroyer | Mars UFO | |
| Slalom | Ski | |
| Soccer | Soccer Cup Final | |
| SonSon | Bit-Bit Mon | |
| Space Invaders | Aggressor | The (second) title screen still says Space Invaders. |
| Spelunker | Ghost Zero Trap | |
| Sqoon | Deep Fighter | |
| Star Force | Star Wars | |
| Super Arabian | Mag Fox
Arabian |
|
| Super Dyna'mix Badminton | Badminton | Features Thai text on the title screen, which translates to Badminton |
| Super Mario Bros. | Bobby Go | |
| Thexder | Xtreme Robot | |
| The Tower of Druaga | Sworo Shine | |
| Warpman | Bunny's Mighty | Features no bunnies whatsoever. |
| Wrecking Crew | Wrecking | |
| Xevious | Mars Attack | |
| Zippy Race | GooGoo Race | |
| Zunou Senkan Galg | Space Arrow |
VT368 games
| Original Game | Hack Name(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 10-Yard Fight | Rugby Fight | |
| 1942 | Battle Field | |
| Adventure Island | Fruit Eater | The upscaled version features a different playable character than the non-upscaled version. |
| Arkanoid | Wall Breaker | |
| Argus | Shuttle Attack | |
| Astro Robo Sasa | Balloon Warrior | |
| B-Wings | Air Socker | |
| Balloon Fight | Balloon Zone | |
| Baltron | Battle Field 2 | |
| Battle City | Tanks | |
| Binary Land | Tryst | |
| Bird Week | Birds | Pretty much everything is left intact. |
| Bokosuka Wars | Battle Station | |
| Bomb Sweeper (Homebrew) | Smart Girl | |
| Bomberman | Maze Bomber | The bomb explosions cover a much larger radius than the original game. |
| Brush Roller | Pro Sweeper | |
| Bump 'n Jump | Roads | Starts on level 2. |
| Chack'n Pop | Survival | |
| Challenger | Train Saver | On handhelds, the enemies inside of the train are blacked out, making the game nigh impossible to beat, this issue is fixed in the upscaled version, but whether it crashes after that (Cairo X-Press, the VT03 hack has this issue) is unknown. |
| Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers | Dual Hoopers
Box Thrower |
Some graphics are modified from New Super Mario Bros. The artwork on the title screen is modified from the boxart of the Nintendo DS Game. Adibou - Je Joue a Lire et a Compter. The game crashes on handhelds after a specific level, but does not crash on plug 'n plays. |
| Choplifter | Defender | |
| Choujikuu Yousai - Macross | Space Fighter | |
| Chubby Cherub | Fruit Collector | The upscaled version features a different playable character than the non-upscaled version. |
| Circus Charlie | Acrobatics | |
| City Connection | Combat Cars | |
| Clu Clu Land | Gold Finder | |
| Dig Dug | Underground Battle | |
| Donkey Kong Jr. | Jungle Max 1 | The game crashes on handhelds after level 1, but does not crash on plug 'n plays. Donkey Kong Junior and Mario / Jumpman are intact, but Donkey Kong Junior is wearing clothes and Mario / Jumpman has no hat. |
| Donkey Kong 3 | Bee Sting | Donkey Kong himself is intact, but lacks body fur and is wearing jeans. |
| Donkey Kong Jr. Math | Match Up | Locked in 2P mode, ultimately making the game pointless. Same graphics as Jungle Max 1. |
| Dynamite Bowl | Super Bowling | |
| Elevator Action | Robbers | |
| Excitebike | Motorcycles | |
| Exerion | Earth Defender | |
| Family Computer Othello | Chess | |
| Field Combat | Radar | |
| Flappy | Genius | |
| Flipull | Color Balls | |
| Front Line | Troopers | |
| Galaga | X-Ranger | |
| Geimos | Space War 2 | |
| Germ Killer (Cube Technology Original) | Germ Killer | |
| Gnome vs KDE Bingo (Homebrew) | Number Puzzle | Locked in 2P mode, ultimately making the game pointless. |
| Golf | Golfer | |
| Gomoku Narabe | Maze Link | |
| Gradius | Enemy Attacker | |
| Gyrodine | Trek | |
| Gyromite | Bananas | Only appears on plug 'n plays and not handhelds due to its control layout. |
| Hexa | Bead Switch | |
| Hidden Chinese Chess | Lucky Candy | |
| Hon Shougi - Naitou 9 Dan Shougi Hiden | Math Genius2 | |
| Hurry Burry (Nice Code) | Tent | |
| Ice Climber | Ice Climb
Ice Man |
Some variations star Popo (Blue Climber), while others star Nana (Pink Climber). |
| Ikki | Ninjas | |
| Joust | Wing Fighter | |
| King's Knight | Enemy Hunt | The enemies are replaced with Gloom, Tangela, and Kakuna from Pokémon. |
| Kinnikuman - Muscle Tag Match | Wrestling | |
| Magic Bubble (Nice Code) | Shapes | |
| Magic Jewelry | Bead | |
| Magic Mathematic | Math Genius | |
| Magical Kitchen (Cube Technology original) | Magical Kitchen | |
| Mappy | Bonaza Bounce | Crashes after the first bonus round. The trampolines do not change color when bounced on, and the scoreboard is glitched. |
| Mario Bros. | Maze Adventure | |
| Mickey Mousecapade | Exit | There is far less health than in the original, making the game rather difficult. |
| Mighty Bomb Jack | Diamonds | |
| Millipede | Bug Fight | |
| Moai-kun | Pillar Break | |
| Ms. Pac-Man (Tengen) | Ms. Power-Ball | Still stars Ms. Pac-Man herself. Crashes after level 2 on handhelds, but this can be averted by changing the "Starting Level" option to 3; it does not crash on plug 'n plays. |
| Mystery Quest | Terminal | The upscaled version features a different playable character than the non-upscaled version. |
| Nibbles (homebrew) | Worms | Loops level 1 over and over, never advancing to level 2. |
| Ninja JaJaMaru-kun | Ghost Adventure | |
| Ninja Hattori-kun | Ninja Stars | The upscaled version features a different playable character than the non-upscaled version. |
| Ninja-kun - Majou no Bouken | Climb Up | |
| Nuts & Milk | Candy Eater | |
| Onyanko Town | Rabbit Girl | Still stars the mother cat from the original and not a rabbit. |
| Othello (Bit Corp.) | Balloon Chess | |
| Pac-Land | Bee Jumper | Pac-Man is replaced with one of the enemies from Snow Bros. 2. The controls were hacked to be more traditional. |
| Pac-Man | Bean Eater | Music is very glitched. Pac-Man and the ghosts are still present, albeit colored strangely. |
| Palamedes II: Star Twinkles | Constellation | |
| Peepar Time | Key Finder | |
| The Penguin & Seal | Iceberg | |
| Penguin-kun Wars | Dodge the Ball | |
| Pinball | Lucky Ball | |
| Pooyan | Maze Arrow | |
| Pop Monster (Cube Technology original) | Jump Mouse | |
| Popeye | Rescue the Girl | |
| Pyramid | Pyramid | |
| Q*bert | Box Jump | Slick and Sam's sprites were blacked out, making them appear invisible. |
| Raid on Bungeling Bay | Fighter Plane | |
| Road Fighter | Drift Racing | |
| Route-16 Turbo | Car Treasure | |
| SonSon | Sky Walker | |
| Space Invaders | Shelters | |
| Spelunker | Underground | |
| Spy vs. Spy | Secret Mission | |
| Sqoon | Sea Fighter | |
| Star Force | Spacewar | |
| Star Gate | Air Buster | |
| Star Luster | Galaxy War | |
| Super Mario Bros. | Jumper | Visually similar to Inventor's Pandamar (Super Mario Bros./SMB1 Hack), Bowser is left intact, but he is coloured in a strange way. |
| Tennis | Animal Tennis | |
| Tetris (Tengen) | Magic Cube | The handheld version skips the options menu, and has no music. |
| The Tower of Druaga | Sword Combat | |
| TwinBee | Bomb Release | |
| Urban Champion | Street War | Pretty much everything is left intact. |
| Warpman | Mighty Boys | |
| Wisdom Boy | Pattern Puzzle | |
| The World of Card Game | Cards | |
| Xevious | Ship Defender | |
| Xiao Ma Li | Lucky Candy | |
| Zippy Race | Motor Racer | Crashes after level 1. |
| Zunou Senkan Galg | Galaxy War 2 | The "Y" in the font is humorously replaced with an "X" |
