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Fuzhou Waixing Computer Science & Technology Co. Ltd. (Chinese: 福州外星電腦科技有限公司), currently known as Waixing Education Technology and sometimes Waixing Technology (外星科技) is a Chinese company that primarily developed and published video games. The company's name ("waixing") is the Chinese word for "alien" or "extraterrestrial".
They are known for developing and/or publishing unlicensed games for the Famicom and Game Boy Color, as well as releasing various games for plug and play systems and producing electronics. As well as originally developed games, they also released Chinese translations of Japanese Famicom games under their own name, such as Fire Emblem.
As of writing, it is unknown what the full extent of Waixing's current activity is, although their more recent products include Android-based game consoles bundled with controllers that strongly resemble the Wiimote controllers sold with the Nintendo Wii.[1]
History[]
A picture of Waixing's most recognizable iteration of their alien mascot.
Waixing was formed on November 18, 1993. In their earlier years, they released generic multicarts. After the split of a joint venture between an unknown company and Micro Genius called Chengdu Tai Jing Da Dong Computer Co[2], Tai Jing Da Dong would be absorbed into Waixing, becoming one of their branches developing games. Future staff of Waixing would also join when Hengmao Electronics, UMC's mainland development team, was closed after the failure of the Super A'can.
Starting around 2005, Waixing would also begin developing games designed to be built into various plug and plays, multi-game systems, and multicarts. Many of the consoles that include these games were manufactured by Subor and Macro Winners, who would notably include Waixing's games on the Zone 40 and MiWi line of systems respectively. Many of these games were developed for standard Famiclone hardware and the VT03 enhanced Famiclone from V.R. Technology, which particularly adds an enhanced color palette. Waixing would later develop games for VT168 hardware and 16-bit and 32-bit systems in the Sunplus SPG line.
According to their website, Waixing is now the "Z R & D center" of Zhong Shan Binary Star Educational Technology Holdings Co., Ltd. Waixing is also the parent company of - or at least in close cooperation with - Subor, a prolific manufacturer of keyboard-based and standard Famicom clones, as well as other varieties of consoles and electronics. This company is also based in Zhongshan.
Aliases[]
Waixing's current logo for their educational products.
- ESC Co. Ltd. (Which likely stands for Extraterrestrial Software Company, as their Chinese name is Alien Technology. They used this name between 1993 and 1996).
- Fuzhou Coolboy Electronics Co., Ltd (福州酷哥电子有限公司) - certain Waixing games were re-released under this name (usually with title hacks). Some carts have both companies' names, and most Coolboy Famicom carts use the same shell as Waixing's without the moulded Waixing logo, so this may be an alias for Waixing or at least a very closely related company. Probably related to the Coolboy series of handheld consoles by Subor.
Connected companies[]
- Bensheng
- Subor
- Mars Production - Developer of mid-2000s' Waixing titles.
- Henggedianzhi - Pirated many Waixing games with title hacks.
Famicom cartridge games[]
| Name | Released | Description | Cartridge No. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary School Mathematics CAI 小学生数学 CAI |
1996 | Reportedly being the first Waixing-publishd Famicom release, it is a compilation of 4 educational and table games. | 960233 |
| 1996 English CAI 3-in-1 1996 英語 CAI 3合1 |
1996 | The follow-up to Primary School Mathematics CAI; it is a compilation of three educational and table games. | Unknown |
| Fangkuai Zongdongyuan 方塊總動員 |
1996 | A 2-in-1 compilation, with both games being hacks of Dr. Mario. Features additional game variants via DIP switch settings, which were seemingly never commercialized. | EH009 |
| The Cat King 貓王 |
1996 | A game inspired by The Lion King.[3] It was released in 1996 as a standalone cartridge, copies of which are extremely uncommon in China. The game is not known to have received any further prints. Currently undumped. | Unknown |
| Desert Storm: Nightmare Snaps Soul 沙漠風暴 |
1996 | A Contra-style game. Later released in a modified form for Famiclones and VT03 systems as just Desert Storm. Can be found on Qi Sheng Long Famiclones and a 120-in-1 multicart released by Waixing. The VT03 version can be found on a Waixing Sudoku 49-in-1 plug and play. | Unknown |
| Super Contra 7 | 1996 | Aka 超级战魂 (Chao Ji Zhan Hun), Super Contra 8, and Super Fight 1. | Unknown |
| The Lion King Legeng 狮王传奇 |
February 1997 | An unlicensed port of The Lion King for the SNES and Genesis using graphics from Super Game's port. | Unknown |
| Feng Kuang Ji Dan Zi 疯狂鸡蛋仔 |
2001 | Aka Flighty Chicken / Fighty Chicken | |
| Ye Ming Zhu 夜明珠 |
Aka as Night Pearl. A hack of Street Fighter II Pro by Cony Soft. | ||
| Zhan Guo Qun Xiong Zhuan 战国群雄传 |
Aka The Heroes of the Warring States Note: Bensheng, another Chinese company stole and re-released this game as Zhan Guo Wu Shuang. |
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| San Guo Zhi - Ying Jie Zhan 三国志英杰传 |
Aka Destiny of an Emperor Chinese translation and slight hack of original game. |
ES-1001 | |
| San Guo Zhi III 三国志III |
ES-1002 | ||
| Yong Zhe Dou E Long II 勇者斗恶龙II |
Aka Dragon Quest II. | ES-1003 | |
| Chao Ji Da Fu Weng 超級 大富翁 |
Aka Super Rich. | ES-1004 | |
| Bao Xiao San Guo 爆笑三国 |
Aka Jacks in Tri-Empire. | ES-1005 | |
| Meng Huan Zhi Xing IV 梦幻之星IV |
Aka Phantasy Star IV. Alternate version of Wai Xing Zhan Shi 2. |
ES-1006 | |
| San Shi Liu Ji 三十六计 |
Aka The Thirty-Six Tricks | ES-1008 | |
| Chu Han Zheng Ba 楚汉争霸 |
Aka The War Between Chu & Han | ES-1009 | |
| Di Dao Zhan 地道战 |
Aka Tunnel Warfare | ES-1010 | |
| Sou Fei Ya De Fu Su 索菲亚的复苏 |
Fire Emblem Gaiden aka Suo Fei Ya Fu Su: Sheng Guo Hui Zhang 索菲亚复苏 - 圣火徽章 Chinese translation of the Japanese game. |
ES-1011 | |
| Di Si Ci Ji Qi Ren Da Zhan (Robot War IV) 第四次机器人大战 |
SD Gundam Gachapon Senshi 4: New Type Story Chinese translation of the Japanese game. |
ES-1012 | |
| Lin Ze Xu Jin Yan 林则徐禁烟 |
Aka Lin Zexu Banned the Opium | ES-1013 | |
| Da Hang Hai 7 (大航海VII) |
Uncharted Waters 7 A strategy game. A title screen hack of this game is named Jue Zhan Tai Ping Yang (决战太平洋, Sea Warfare of the Pacific) |
ES-1014 | |
| San Guo Zhong Lie Chuan (三国忠烈传) |
Aka The Story of Three Kingdoms. | ES-1016 | |
| Mo Yu Ying Xiong Chuan (魔域英雄传) |
Aka Hero on Devil Lands. | ES-1017 | |
| Shen Mi Jin San Jiao (神密金三角) |
The Legend of Zelda Chinese translation of original game. |
ES-1018 | |
| Tian Wang Jiang Mo Chuan (天王降魔传) |
Aka Gods and Devils. | ES-1019 | |
| Mo Dao Shi Yin Mou (魔道士阴谋) |
Aka Conjurer Scheme Chinese translation of Little Magic. |
ES-1020 | |
| Duo Bao Xiao Ying Hao - Guang Ming Yu An Hei Chuan Shuo (夺宝小英豪 - 光明与黑暗传说) |
ES-1021 | ||
| Jue Dai Ying Xiong (絕代英雄) |
SD Gundam Gachapon Senshi 3: Eiyū Senki Chinese translation of the Japanese game. |
ES-1022 | |
| Long zhu ying xiong (Dragon Gem Hero) (龙珠英雄) |
Hanjuku Hero Chinese translation of the Japanese game. |
ES-1023 | |
| Zheng Jiu Shi Ji 拯救世纪 |
aka Heal the Century AKA Guang Ming Zhi Shen 光明之神 A game featuring Prince Ali from Beyond Oasis. |
ES-1025 | |
| Happy Biqi III: World Fighter (快乐比奇III-地球战士) |
A port of Earthworm Jim 2 with Jim (the main player) replaced by a regular kid. | ES-1028 | |
| Yin He Shi Dai (银河时代) |
Aka Final Fantasy Chinese translation of original game. |
ES-1029 | |
| Shui Hu Zhuan (水浒传) |
Aka Water Margin Legend | ES-1030 | |
| Jing Hua Yuan (镜花缘) |
Flowers in the Mirror A run-and-gun game based on the novel of the same name by Li Ruzhen. |
ES-1033 | |
| Xi Tian Qu Jing 2 (西天取经 2) |
aka Journey to the West 2 A sequel to the Micro Genius/Tai Jing Da Dong game. |
*ES-1034 | |
| Wai Xing Zhan Shi (外星战士) |
Phantasy Star IV Cut down version of ES-1006. |
ES-1036 | |
| Lu Ye Xian Zong (The Wizard of Oz) (绿野仙踪) |
Aka God Gives Directions | ES-1039 | |
| Zheng Ba Shi Ji 争霸世纪 |
1996 | AKA Ou Lu Zhi Zhan 欧陆之战 (Battle of Europe) |
ES-1042 |
| Da Fu Weng II: Shang Hai Da Heng (大富翁II - 上海大亨) |
Aka Shanghai Tycoon A port of the PC game. |
ES-1043 | |
| Jiǎ A (甲A) |
China Soccer League for Division A | ES-1045 | |
| Feng Yun (风云) |
Traitor Legend | ES-1046 | |
| Yong Zhe Dou E Long IV (勇者斗恶龙IV) |
Aka Dragon Quest IV Chinese translation of Dragon Quest I. |
ES-1047 | |
| Yong Zhe Dou E Long VI (勇者斗恶龙VI) |
Aka Dragon Quest VI Chinese translation of Dragon Quest III. |
ES-1048 | |
| Ying Lie Qun Xia Zhuan (英烈群俠傳) |
aka Heroes Legend Mr Fu Zan of Yanshan Software worked on this game [4] |
ES-1050 | |
| Sui Tang Yan Yi (隋唐演义) |
Story of Sui and Tang Dynasty Shares developers with Tai Jing Da Dong's Aladdin 2. |
ES-1051 | |
| Yang Jia Xiang (杨家将) |
Aka Yang's Troops. | ES-1052 (ES-1062?) | |
| Shen Guo Hui Zhang II Dai (圣火徽章II代) |
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light Chinese translation of the Japanese game. |
ES-1053 | |
| Shao Nian You Xia (少年游侠) |
Aka Young Chivalry. | ES-1054 | |
| Yu Zhou Zhan Jiang (Space General) (宇宙战将) |
Final Fantasy II Chinese translation the of original game. |
ES-1055 | |
| San Guo Zhi: Xiong Ba Tian Xia (三国志 - 雄霸天下) |
Aka Fighting for Supremacy. | ES-1057 | |
| Xia Ke Qing Jing Ke Ci Qin Wang (俠客情荊軻刺秦王) |
Aka Knight Love Emperor and the Assassin. | ES-1058 | |
| Di Guo Feng Bao (帝国风暴) |
Aka Napoleon's War. | ES-1060 | |
| Zhen Jia Hou Wang 真假猴王 |
Aka Genuine Monkey A platformer based off Journey to the West. |
ES-1061 | |
| Qi Long Zhu (七龙珠) |
Dragon Ball Z: Assault of the Saiyans Chinese translation of the original game. | ES-1064 | |
| Mo Fa Men Zhi Ying Xiong Wu Di (魔法门之英雄无敌) |
A port of Heroes of Might & Magic, aka M&M Heroes. |
ES-1065 | |
| Xi Chu Ba Wang (西楚霸王) |
West Chu Conqueror | ES-1066 | |
| Ba Bao Qi Zhu - Li Jian Ba Quan Zhuan (八宝奇珠 - 里见八犬传) |
Satomi Hakkenden Chinese translation of the Japanese game. |
ES-1067 | |
| Mo Shen Fa Shi (魔神法师) |
Aka Demogorgon Monk | ES-1069 | |
| Final Fantasy II (帝国时代) |
Chinese translation of the Japanese game. Title screen hack of ES-1055. | ES-1070 | |
| San Xia Wu Yi - Yu Mao Chuan Qi (三侠五义) |
ES-1071 | ||
| Dong Zhou Lie Guo Zhi (东周列国志) |
ES-1072 | ||
| Chu Liu Xiang (楚留香) |
Re-released by Henggedianzi as Meng Huan. | ES-1074 | |
| Ji Qi Mao Xiao Ding Dang (机器猫小叮当) |
Aka Doraemon. An extremely extensive hack of Somari featuring new level design as well as new audiovisuals. | ES-1076 | |
| Yong Zhe Dou E Long VIII (勇者斗恶龙VIII) |
Aka Dragon Quest VIII Developed by Mars Production. |
ES-1077 | |
| Ge Lan Di Ya (格兰蒂亚) |
Aka Grandia. Developed by Mars Production Another version of this game is named Fan Kong Jing Ying, released by Henggedianzi. |
ES-1078 | |
| Xiao Ao Jiang Hu (笑傲江湖) |
Aka The Smiling, Proud Wanderer / Swordsman Developed by Mars Production. |
ES-1079 | |
| Bio Hazard (生化危机) |
2003 | aka Resident Evil A backport of Capcom's 1997 PlayStation/Saturn game. Developed by Mars Production. |
ES-1080 |
| Pi Nuo Cao De Fu Su (匹诺曹的复苏) |
Aka The Recovery of Pinocchio. | ||
| Chong Wu Da Jia Zu: Bu Lou Fen Zheng(宠物大家族-部落纷争) | Aka Pet Family. Developed by Mars Production. | ES-1081 | |
| Pokémon Red(宠物小精灵 - 红版) | ES-1082 | ||
| Sangokushi II: Haō no Tairiku(三国志Ⅱ) | Chinese translation of the Japanese game | ES-1084 | |
| Chong Wu Jin Hua Shi(宠物进化史) | Aka Pet Involve. A title screen hack of ES-1081 as well as using different tiles for the overworld | ES-1085 |
- ES-1086 Digimon 4 Crystal Edition (数码暴龙4水晶版 Shu Ma Bao Long 4 Shui Jing Ban) - Developed by Mars Production
- ES-1087 Shui Hu Shen Shou (水浒神兽/水滸神獸) - Developed by Mars Production
- ES-1088 Pokémon Gold (口袋精灵王 - 金 Kou Dai jing Ling Wang - Jin) - Hack of ES-1082. Changes intro and title screen
- ES-1090 Pokémon Diamond (口袋精灵-钻石 Kou Dai Jing Ling - Zuan Shi, aka 口袋钻石之宠物小精灵2 Kou Dai Zuan Shi Zhi Chong Wu Xiao Jing Ling 2) - Developed by Mars Production
- ES-1091 Fu Jia San Guo (富甲三国 “Wealthy Three”)
- ES-1092 Meng Jun Gan Si Dui (盟军敢死队 aka Commandos) - Developed by Mars Production. Re-released by Henggedianzi as Po Fu Chen Zou[5]
- ES-1093 Chong Wu - Fei Cui/Kou Dai Jing Ling - Fei Cui (宠物·翡翠/口袋精灵·翡翠, Pokemon Jade. aka 宠物翡翠 - 宠物小精灵IV Chong Wu Fei Cui - Chong Wu Xiao Jing Ling IV) - Developed by Mars Production. This game attempts to mimic Keitai Denjuu Telefang.
- ES-1094 Dragon Ball Z II: Gekishin Freeza (激戰弗利薩之孫悟飯 Ji Zhan Fu Li Sa Zhi Sun Wu Fan) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- ES-1095 Captain Tsubasa II – Super Striker (足球小将 Zu Qiu Ziao Jiang) AKA (天使之翼 Tian Shi Zhi Ti) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- ES-1096 Dragon Ball Z Gaiden: Saiyajin Zetsumetsu Keikaku (七龙珠Z外传-赛亚人灭绝计划 Qi Long Zhu Z Wai Zhuan: Sai Ya Ren Mei Jue Ji Hua) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- ES-1097 Xi You Ji Hou Zhuan (西游记后传) - Developed by Mars Production
- ES-1098 Legend Of Zelda: A Link to The Past (塞尔达传说-三神之力 Sai Er Da Chuan Shuo: San Shen Zhi Li) - A port of the SNES game developed by Mars Production. On the cart, it says ES-1096.
- ES-1099 Ling Jie Hu Fa - Shock (灵界护法)
- ES-1100 Golden Axe III (战斧) - port of Golden Axe III
- ES-1100 Huo Yan Wen Zhang - Sheng Zhan De Xi Pu (火炎纹章-圣战的系谱 Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War)
- ES-1102 Sanada Jū Yūshi (真田十勇士 Zhen Tian Shi Yong Shi) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- ES-1103 Columbus: Ōgon no Yoake (哥伦布传 Gelunbu Zhuan) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- ES-1104 Final Fantasy 3 - Chinese translation of the original game
- ES-1105 Sugoro Quest: Dice no Senshi Tachi (赌神 Du Shen) aka (洛克人X Luo Ke Ren X) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- ES-1106 Dragon Quest V (勇者斗恶龙V Yong Zhe Dou E Long V)
- ES-1107 Sheng Huo Hui Zhang III (圣火徽章III代 Fire Emblem III) - a title screen hack of ES-1100 Huo Yan Wen Zhang (with faster transitions)
- ES-1108 Rong Yu Xun Xhang (荣誉勋章) - Chinese translation of Akagawa Jirou no Yuurei Ressha
- ES-1109 The Mummy (神鬼传奇 Shen Gui Chuan Qi)
- ES-1110 Genghis Khan (成吉思汗 Cheng Ji Si Han)
- ES-1111 Square's Tom Sawyer (汤姆历险记 Tang Mu Li Xian Ji) - Chinese Translation of the Japanese game.
- ES-1112 Crystalis (天神之剑 Tian Shen Zhi Jian) - Chinese translation of Crystalis aka Godslayer
- ES-1114 Fa Lao Wang Chuan Shuo (法老王传说) - AKA The Curse of King Tut's Tomb
- ES-1115 Chaos World - (混沌世界 Hun Dun Shi Jie) - Chinese translation the of Japanese game
- ES-1119 Guai Wu Zhizao Zhe 1 (怪物制造者1 aka Monster Maker 1)
- ES-1120 Guai Wu Zhizao Zhe 2 (怪物制造者2 aka Monster Maker 2)
- ES-1121 Qi Shi Wu Yu 2 (高达外传-骑士物语2) - chinese translation of japanese game called SD Gundam Gaiden - Knight Gundam Monogatari 2 - Hikari no Kishi.
- ES-1125 Mōryō Senki Madara (鬼魅战记 Gui Mei Zhan Ji) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game.
- ES-1129 Qi Shi Gao Da Gu Shi 3 (高达外传-骑士物语3) - chinese translation of japanese game called SD Gundam Gaiden - Knight Gundam Monogatari 3 - Densetsu no Kishi Dan.
- ES-1130 Dragon Ball Z III - Killer Androids (龍珠Z3人造人系列 Long Zhu Z3 Ren Zao Ren Lie Zhuan) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- ES-1132 Gao Da Zhi Qi Shi Wu Yu 1 (高达外传-骑士物语1) - chinese translation of japanese game called SD Gundam Gaiden - Knight Gundam Monogatari.
- ES-1136 Shang Gu Shen Dian (高达外传-骑士物语2) - title screen hack of ES-1121.
- ES-1137 Mashin Eiyūden Wataru (龙之谷 Long Zhi Gu) AKA Chuang Shi Ji Ying Xiong (创世纪英雄) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- ES-1138 Feng Se Huan Xiang (風色幻想 Wind Fantasy) - Title screen hack of ES-1111.
Waixing's intro screen circa 1996
Waixing's intro screen circa 1997
- Chao Ji Da Zhan Lue (超级大战略) - Chinese hack of (Super) Daisenryaku.
- Doraemon: Giga Zombie no Gyakushū (哆啦A夢之超時空曆險 Duo La A Meng Zhi Chao Shi Kong Li Xian) - Chinese translation of the Japanese game
- Dragon Knife (屠龙刀) (Shares developers with Tai Jing Da Dong's Aladdin 2)
- Hua Rong Dao (華容道) - Can be found on Qi Sheng Long Famiclones. Also known as Trizone Combat on the FC LCD 14-in-1 Study cartridge.
- Ji Du Shan En Chou Ji (基督山恩仇記 "Le Comte de Monte Christo")
- Mei Guo Fu Hao (美国富豪) - A game based on monopoly.
- Feng Shen Bang (封神榜 aka Myth Struggle) - Hack of Dragon Ball Z - Super Butoden 2
- San Guo Zhi (三国志)
- Shu Ma Bao Bei (数码宝贝) - Digimon Crystal with Coolboy Intro
- Xing Ji Wu Shi - Super Fighter (星际武士) - A hack of Street Fighter II Pro by cony soft.
Famiclone/Plug & Play console games[]
Waixing produced numerous games for use on Famiclone and "plug & play" devices. Many of these titles originate from other game developers (such as Nice Code Software and Cube Technology), and were then altered and re-copyrighted by Waixing. This was seemingly done with actual permission from the respective companies. Waixing is known to have used mainly VT02, VT03, and VT168 hardware for plug & play releases, as well as 16-bit Sunplus SPG hardware and the Sunplus SPG293, an advanced 32-bit chipset. Both Sunplus chipsets would see use in several Wii clones.
Subpages[]
| Plug & Play console games
List of Plug & Play games distributed by Waixing. |
Contract work[]
In the mid-to-late 2000s, Waixing appears to have acted as a contract developer and developed a few games for other companies, typically overseas. This is likely the case for three interactive TV sports games that were released by VTG Interactive Inc.: Virtual Baseball (or Live! Baseball on its title screen), Virtual Tennis, and Virtual Boxing. All three games would be released as cartridges for use with a proprietary console to play the games on and wireless/wired peripherals. At least with Virtual Baseball and Virtual Tennis, the games look and function almost identically to sports games that would be included in generic 16-bit plug and play Wii clone consoles, Baseball and Virtual Tennis respectively.[6][7] Said Wii clones would also usually come with games developed by Waixing. The generic Wii clone Baseball game in particular still has a version of the VTG Interactive logo from the splash screens in their games partially visible on the banners in one of the stadiums in the game[8], implying that the games were developed for VTG Interactive first before being repurposed for generic Wii clone consoles. A year prior to VTG Interactive's founding in 2006, Virtual Boxing and Virtual Tennis were sold on Waixing's English Alibaba store[9], making it unclear if these specific games were produced for VTG Interactive at first or not.
Another case of Waixing likely doing contract work is for the company SDW Ganes, which shared a director with VTG Interactive, Aviram Gerassi. Two games originally released on dedicated plug and play units by SDW Games, Sudoku: Do You Sudoku?, which ran on 16-bit Sunplus SPG hardware, and Operation Cobra Strike, would have modified versions included on generic 16-bit Wii clones (which also use 16-bit Sunplus SPG hardware). The Sudoku game that appears on the generic Wii clones looks and functions near identically to the dedicated plug and play version, but any mention of SDW Games is removed and the instructions and any options that relied on saving to external memory are removed. The "Sudoku" title in-game in both versions also uses a font and styling that is near identical to one used on the box of VTG Interactive's Virtual Boxing, increasing the likelihood of the game having been developed by Waixing. Operation Cobra Strike was originally a lightgun game on the dedicated unit from SDW Games and had credits to the company on the title screen and on a splash screen that appears when the system is turned on. The generic Wii clone version converts the lightgun controls to directional pad controls and removes all SDW Games branding. It is unknown if the SDW Games versions of the games were specifically developed for them or if they were intended to be licensed by different companies.
Game Boy games[]
Waixing is known to have released 32 games for the Game Boy
- ES-2002 Mí Shī de Shì Jiè (迷失的世界)
- ES-2004 Huàn Xiǎng Rén Shēng (幻想人生) - a.k.a. Fantasy Life. An original board game/RPG hybrid based loosely on Milton Bradley's Game of Life.
- ES-2007 Tè Zhǒng Bù Duì - A Jì Huà (特种部队-A 计划)
- ES-2008 Xiào Ào Sān Guó (笑傲三国)
- ES-2009 Huàn Líng Yóu Xiá (幻灵游侠)
- ES-2010 Yīng Xióng Chuán Shuō (英雄传说) - a.k.a. Legend of Heroes. A port of Metal Max from the Famicom.
- ES-2011 Kǒu Dài Shén Shòu (口袋神兽)
- ES-2012 Xiān Jiàn E Shí Dài (仙剑E時代)
- ES-2013 Yě Mán Tiān Shǐ (野蛮天使)
- ES-2015 Xuè Zhàn Sān Guó (血战三国)
- ES-2016 Chuán Qí • Xīng Yún Zhàn Guǎn (传奇•星云战館)
- ES-2019 Jiàn Xiá Qíng Yuán (剑侠情缘) - A alternate version of Míng Cháo Mì Shǐ by Subor.
- ES-2021 Fù Jiǎ Sān Guó (富甲三國)
- ES-2026 Tiān Dǎo 108 Xīng (天导108星) - A rerelease of Shui Hu Shen Shou by Vast Fame.
- ES-2027 Chāo Jí Dà Fù Háo (超级大富豪)
- ES-2028 Shén Lóng Chuán Shuō (神龙传说)
- ES-2029 Yì Dù Kōng Jiān (异度空间) - a.k.a. Inner Senses. A rerelease of Shi Kong Xing Shou by Vast Fame, with invincibility option on title screen.
- ES-2034 Yuè Yǐng Chuán Shuō (月影传说)
- ES-2035 Zuì Zhōng Huàn Xiǎng (最终幻想)
- ES-???? Bā Lóng Zhū (八龙珠)
- ES-???? Shén Diāo Qí Yǐn (神雕奇飲)
- ES-???? Zhū Gé Kǒng Míng Chuán (诸葛孔明传)
- ES-???? Liáng Shān Yīng Xióng (梁山英雄)
- ES-???? Huǒ Yàn Wén Zhāng (火焰纹章) - a.k.a. Fire Emblem. Port of Fire Emblem Gaiden from the Famicom.
- ES-???? Tiān Zhī Hén (天之痕)
- ES-???? Xiào Ào Jiāng Hú III (笑傲江湖III)
- ES-???? Dà Táng Yīng Xióng Chuán Qí III (大唐英雄传奇III)
- ES-???? Xuān Yuán Jiàn (轩辕剑)
- ES-???? Guāng Míng Zhī Zǐ (光明之子) - a.k.a. Child of Light. It is a RPG game.
- ES-???? Jīn Yōng Qún Xiá Chuán (金庸群侠传)
- ES-???? Fēng Shén Chuán Shuō (封神传说)
- ES-???? Shí Qì Shí Dài Zhǎng Jī Bǎn - Jīng Líng Wáng Tǐng Shēng (石器時代 掌機版-精靈王誔生) - a.k.a. Stone Age: Birth of the Goblin King. A rerelease of Stone Age by Gowin.
Subor games[]
- Míng Cháo Mì Shǐ (明朝秘史)
Trivia[]
- Some of Waixing's earliest games used PCPaint fonts.
- Some of Waixing's earliest games mix up Simplified and Traditional Chinese characters.
- Waixing's English name is the romanization of "Alien Planet" (外星 - Wai Xing)
- Waixing released their Famicom games in two different cases: rectangular boxes (original prints) and square boxes (reprints). The square-cased games don't display properly on regular NES systems due to the setup of the pins (which can be fixed with proper soldering) while the rectangular-cased games do. This might be due to the fact that clone systems are cheaper and more readily-available nowadays, so their boards were altered to be primarily compatible with them.
- Several Waixing games appear on multiple bootleg consoles, including "Edacity Snakes", "Hua Rong Dao", and several others.
- For unknown reasons, the GameKing game Brains (a clone of Moai-kun) features the Waixing logo mascot in its intro, implying it is the player's character.[10] As the game was presumably developed by Timetop, the game likely had no actual development connection to Waixing.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEbaKDkzomI
- ↑ http://bootleg.games/BGC_Forum/index.php?topic=61
- ↑ https://twitter.com/loong2snow/status/1108279617993863173
- ↑ http://s4.zetaboards.com/PGC_Forums/topic/8014265/1/#new
- ↑ http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_dda100e10101f44t.html
- ↑ https://youtu.be/o4gM2Mb5nGM?t=954
- ↑ https://youtu.be/TpHRhoaBmug?t=3540
- ↑ https://youtu.be/TpHRhoaBmug?t=5158
- ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20051219095017/http://waixing.en.alibaba.com/group/50105565/TV_Game_Players.html
- ↑ https://youtu.be/ofERGZsvd7M?t=15