Twin Eagles Group is a Peruvian scener group that originally started coding for the Commodore 64 scene, and is notably one of the very first computer sceners from Perú. The group was founded in 1989 by Lobsang Alvites, better known by the pseudonym "Mr. Byte." They are known in the pirating scene for having produced a number of hacks for the SNES, most infamously the Speedy Gonzales: Los Gatos Bandidos hack known as Sonic the Hedgehog. The majority of their hacks are sprite and title screen hacks. They also made football game hacks which added South American teams (mostly from Perú, but also from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Bolivia).
Many of their hacks were commissioned works where TEG gave a master ROM to resellers across the world that then made cartridges and distributed the games in numerous countries. Some hacks also were personally made and sold by TEG themselves to resellers. The ROMs they used to make ROM hacks were mostly provided from Europe.
Hacks[]
Super Nintendo (SNES)[]
- 101 Dalmatas (hack of Beethoven’s 2nd/Beethoven: The Ultimate Canine Caper)
- Bananas de Pijamas (hack of Chester Cheetah: Too Cool to Fool)
- Excite Stage (hack of International Superstar Soccer; also known as "Futbol Excitante")
- Ferrari F-50
- Flubber (hack of Jelly Boy)
- Futbol Excitante (hack of International Superstar Soccer)
- Futebol Brasileiro '96 (hack of International Superstar Soccer Deluxe)
- Man in the Iron Mask
- Men In Black (hack of The Blues Brothers)
- Ronaldinho Soccer 97 (hack of International Superstar Soccer Deluxe)
- Ronaldinho Soccer 98 (hack of International Superstar Soccer Deluxe)
- Sonic the Hedgehog (hack of Speedy Gonzales: Los Gatos Bandidos, and commonly pirated as Sonic the Hedgehog 4)
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (hack of Sparkster[1])
- Sextris
- Street Fighter II: Champion Edition (hack of Street Fighter II: The World Warrior)
- Tarzan (hack of Disney's The Jungle Book)
- Titanic (hack of S.O.S)
- Xuxa
Sega Genesis/Mega Drive[]
- Argentina Soccer 97
Game Boy[]
- Saint Seiya
PlayStation[]
- Bolivia Soccer
- Futbol Peruano 98
- Peruvian Soccer 99
- Peruvian Soccer 2000
- Peruvian Soccer Turbo (hack of Winning Eleven 3)
Nintendo 64[]
- Mundial Ronaldinho Soccer 64 (hack of International Superstar Soccer 64)
Cancelled[]
| Name | Platform | Notes |
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| "Caballeros del Zodiaco" | SNES | Completed, but never released. |
| "Caballeros del Zodiaco 2" | SNES | Completed after 6 months of work, but never released. |
| "Futbol Brasilero" | PlayStation | Completed, but never released. |
| "Futbol Chileno" | PlayStation | Completed, but never released. |
| Futbol Peruano '97 | PlayStation | Completed, but never released. |
| "Street Fighter 2 vs. X-Men" | SNES | Almost completed after six months of work, but never released. |
Original games[]
Only unlicensed or bootleg-adjacent games are listed here.
Amiga[]
References[]
External links[]
| List of games by Twin Eagles Group |
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