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| + | |caption = RCM Group's logo; captured in [[Magic Jewelry#Magic JewelryII|''Magic Jewelry II'']]. |
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| + | |firstgame = ''[[3D Block]]'' (1989) |
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|published = [[Hwang Shinwei]], Hwang Jiun-Ming |
|published = [[Hwang Shinwei]], Hwang Jiun-Ming |
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|connected = [[Jujing Electronics]] |
|connected = [[Jujing Electronics]] |
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| − | + | '''RCM Group''' ('''RamCo Man International''', Chinese name: 劍虹國際有限公司) was a Taiwanese publisher active between 1989 and 1992. It was likely set up by [[Hwang Shinwei]] to publish and distribute his games as well as [[multicarts]], both locally in Taiwan and to the rest of the world. |
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Unlike the previous publisher Hwang Shinwei worked with, RCM was much more active internationally and set up export channels in countries like Canada, where the ''Golden Game'' cartridges were quite popular. In June 1991, [https://www.upi.com/Archives/1991/06/10/Seven-arrested-in-Nintendo-counterfeiting/7838676526400 several people were arrested] related to criminal actions against a person named Tina Huang working for Rainco Man International Co. Ltd. RCM seem to have ended their international export business at that period. Their last cartridges, released in early 1992, were the ''Tetris Family'' Famicom multicarts, marketed almost solely in Taiwan. |
Unlike the previous publisher Hwang Shinwei worked with, RCM was much more active internationally and set up export channels in countries like Canada, where the ''Golden Game'' cartridges were quite popular. In June 1991, [https://www.upi.com/Archives/1991/06/10/Seven-arrested-in-Nintendo-counterfeiting/7838676526400 several people were arrested] related to criminal actions against a person named Tina Huang working for Rainco Man International Co. Ltd. RCM seem to have ended their international export business at that period. Their last cartridges, released in early 1992, were the ''Tetris Family'' Famicom multicarts, marketed almost solely in Taiwan. |
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| − | ==Games published== |
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+ | *''[[3D Block]]'' (1990 version) |
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+ | *''[[Magic Jewelry]]'' |
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+ | *[[Magic Jewelry#Magic Jewelry II|''Magic Jewelry II'']] |
| + | *''[[Tetris Series: Super 9-in-1]]'' |
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| − | ===Unconfirmed=== |
+ | === Unconfirmed === |
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+ | *[[Mi Hun Che|''BB Car'']] |
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+ | *''[[Magic Giral]]'' |
| − | ==Gallery== |
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<gallery> |
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RCMpinadapter.png|72-60 pins converter with the RCM logo embossed. |
RCMpinadapter.png|72-60 pins converter with the RCM logo embossed. |
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RCMsticker-fc-cb.jpg|Cassette back cover explicitely crediting RCM. |
RCMsticker-fc-cb.jpg|Cassette back cover explicitely crediting RCM. |
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| − | + | Tetris and games 4-in-1 cartridge.JPG|Some cartridge seen with the same RCM back sticker. |
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Latest revision as of 04:08, 6 March 2023
RCM Group (RamCo Man International, Chinese name: 劍虹國際有限公司) was a Taiwanese publisher active between 1989 and 1992. It was likely set up by Hwang Shinwei to publish and distribute his games as well as multicarts, both locally in Taiwan and to the rest of the world.
Activities
Unlike the previous publisher Hwang Shinwei worked with, RCM was much more active internationally and set up export channels in countries like Canada, where the Golden Game cartridges were quite popular. In June 1991, several people were arrested related to criminal actions against a person named Tina Huang working for Rainco Man International Co. Ltd. RCM seem to have ended their international export business at that period. Their last cartridges, released in early 1992, were the Tetris Family Famicom multicarts, marketed almost solely in Taiwan.
Games published
- 3D Block (1990 version)
- Magic Jewelry
- Magic Jewelry II
- Tetris Series: Super 9-in-1
Unconfirmed
Gallery
72-60 pins converter with the RCM logo embossed.
Cassette back cover explicitely crediting RCM.
Some cartridge seen with the same RCM back sticker.
References
- ↑ https://aibee.com.tw/v/23305721/ Company registration information regarding RCM.
- ↑ According to a press statement issued by Nintendo, see the activities paragraph. Likely a typo.