Hummer Team

Hummer Team
File:45-in-1 (JY-120A) (Unl) -U--!- 002.png Hummer Team's logo
Origin:	China
Years:	1995-200X
Consoles:	Famicom
First Game:	Aladdin III
Last Game:	Tekken 2
Sounds Used:	Hummer/Someri (Ei-How Yang in Mickey Mania 7)
Engines Used:	Somari, Kart Fighter, E.H.Y.

Hummer Team is a pirate company that originated during the 16-bit era. They're known for making decent NES ports along with the logo of theirs. They seemed to have disappeared during the 64-bit era.

Aliases

• Hummer Team (They used this alias a lot more often during the late 16-bit era and the early 32-bit era)

• Copyright (as seen in SMW)
• JY Company
• Jing Tay Team (Seen in Tiny Toon Adventures 6 pirate)
• (Possible) Somari Team

Games

These are games that are definitely known to be made by them.

• Aladdin (Hacked to produce many different hacks of this)

• Donkey Kong Country 4 (Bundled with a hack of it called Jungle Book 2)

• Dragon Ball Z - Super Butoden 2
• Final Fight 3

• Mario & Sonic 2 (Hack of Chip & Dale: Rescue Rangers)

• Mortal Kombat II Special (Hacked to produce Mortal Kombat III Special and Mortal Kombat 3 Special 56 Peoples)
• Power Rangers III
• Shin Samurai Spirits 2

• Street Fighter Zero 2 (Later hacked to produce Street Fighter Zero 2 '97)

• Super Mario World

• Tekken 2 (Bundled with a hack of it called Toshinden)

• Tiny Toon Adventures 6

These games could be made by them, but, as of now, there isn't enough evidence to prove it.

• Harry's Legend (Sounds are reused from Kart Fighter, Aladdin III, and Super Mario World)

• Mickey Mania 7 (Hacked to produce China Rabbit Baby)

• Contra Spirits

Logo Origin

In most of Hummer Team's games, there is a three eyed sun/sea urchin hidden in the ROM, it can generally found by a button code and/or a sprite editor such as Tile Layer Pro. Sometimes, a smaller version appears in the background of some games (the sky in Super Mario World, the carpet in Mortal Kombat 2 Special, and the monitor screen in Power Rangers III).

There are two variants of the Hummer Team logo, a large one found in most of their games, and a smaller one found in games like Donkey Kong Country 4 and Mickey Mania 7.