Dongguan Changping Shengyuan Electronic Factory (东莞市常平胜源电子厂), usually known as "SY" or "SY Corp" are a Chinese manufacturer of Famiclones and POP Station-type LCD game handhelds. Their recent products mostly use Famicom-compatible VTxx chipsets or the unknown "1.8" Handheld Games platform.
SY-520 - 400 in 1, 2.8" screen, similar styling to the BittBoy and other Game Boy Color-inspired Famiclones.
SY-888/SY-888B - 288 in 1 NES games, 1.8" screen, newer VRT chipset (possibly VT368/9) but using a limited range of the advanced features. Uses the more advanced palette and sound for the intro screen and music. ROM storage is a newer "SQI flash" rather than parallel flash, only supported by newer VRT chips.
SY-889 - 300 in 1 NES games, similar hardware to SY-888. Features a "Dancing Foxes" intro video.
SY-992 - "999999 in 1", 2.8" screen, some variants have an integrated FM radio module.
SY-993 - A "118 in 1" handheld console which resembles a GP2X Wiz and "312 in 1" cartridges, 2.8" screen
LCD Games[]
SY-818, SY-818A, SY-828 - "changeable LCD" handhelds resembling that of the LeapFrog Didj with the usual set of games (Basketball, Supreme Skiing, Street Overlord, Motorcycle, Football, Racing Car and Sea-Sky War).
SY-712, SY-713, SY-715 - PSP shaped, POP Station branded console with a single, rarer built-in game (Subway Surfers, Carrot Fantasy or Porter)
SY-716, SY-717, SY-718, SY-719, SY-720 - LCD games with a more generic shape and a single fixed game (including a fake clone of "Counter Strike")
Gallery[]
The SY-888's packaging, featuring a screenshot stolen from Far Cry.
The "Dancing Foxes" intro screen seen on some systems, such as the "SY-889" handheld.
