Yun Sung Electronics was a South Korea-Located Arcade Game Manufacturer. The company itself was being One of the Notorious Korean Pirate Arcade Manufacturers in that era.
History[]
1993[]
They first appeared in 1993. Started with their first game called "castle of Dracula" Copyrighted 1994 with their name written "Y.S.E". The game was running on Modified Dynax Soft's 1989 "Dragon Punch" PCB with OKI6295 Replacing the Original YM2203. and the Overall Mechanic was a Copy of Taito's 1989 game "Plotting(Flipull in Japan)" Designed for Taito L-System. It was Only the Beginning with No such as Adult Materials.
1994[]
Around 1994, They Started to Manufacture their Own Z80-Based Arcade Board with 256x224 Resolution. Used for "Paradise" Series which is a Copy of Kaneko's "Gals Panic!" Series. They also Cooperated with other Arcade Manufacturing company called "Soft Vision". Who after changed their company name before called "Soft Art". so Several Adult Puzzle games were Developed by Soft Vision, and Published by Yun Sung.
1995[]
they somehow Independently Made their own games around '95. They Reused their Z80 Arcade board, and Released Several Adult Themed Bootlegs. Notable Bootleg were "Target Ball". A Data East's 1992 Arcade "Pocket Gal Deluxe" with Stolen Musics and Sounds. With other games being the Same Puzzle Theme with Stolen Sounds and Adult Materials. They Started to Use Nakanihon's 1992 Whack-a-Mole game "Monkey Mole Panic" For Their Various Games.
1996[]
In 1996, After their Published game called "Torus", They Started to Manufacture their Own 68000 Hardware with 380x224 Resolution. Which is Pretty Late for 1996. The First Game to Run on this Board was the game called "Paparazzi". Which is Yanyaka/Mitchell's 1993 Arcade "Moeyo Gonta!!". The Gameplay is Almost Identical with Different Graphics and Sounds, Except they Copied the SFXs from Original Game. Several Bootlegs were Released in this Board as well.
1997[]
Around 1997, They somehow Decided to Copy the Compile's Games. With One being "Shocking", copyrighted 1997, and other being "Bomb Kick" copyrighted 1998(Through 1997 in Test Mode). They're all made with Single 68000 H/W. This year was the Last time that Yun Sung and Soft Vision has Cooperated. Known as Multi 5/New Multi Game 5. Through Soft Vision is Credited in High Score Name (JDCH, SOFT, VISI, -ON-)...
1998[]
Starting with 1998, Yun Sung Started to Copy-Paste the DOS Game's OSTs for their New 16MHz 68000+4MHz Z80 H/W. With Most of the Musics Being Korean DOS Games Released Prior 1998. Their First Game to Use was the "Magic Bubble". Through it's still a H/W Based on a Single 68000 H/W.
Released Games[]
| Name | Released H/W | Released Date | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Castle of Dracula | Dynax Z80-Based Custom H/W | 1994 | Copy of Taito's 1989 Arcade "Plotting". Their First Arcade game. |
| Paradise | Single 6MHz Z80 H/W | 1994 | Copy of Kaneko's 1990 Arcade "Gal's Panic!". Their First Eroge. |
| Paradise 2 | Single 6MHz Z80 H/W | 1994 | Improved Version of the Prequel. |
| Paradise 2 Deluxe | Single 6MHz Z80 H/W | 1994 | Korea Release Only. Censored Version of Paradise 2. |
| ROCK TRIS | Soft Vision Dual Z80 H/W | 1994 | Developed by Soft Vision. a Taiwanese X-Rock Ripoff. |
| Cannon Ball | Soft Vision Dual Z80 H/W | 1995 | Developed by Soft Vision and also Licensed to J&K Production. has a Two Variant. |
| Magix/ROCK | Soft Vision Dual Z80 H/W | 1995 | Developed by Soft Vision. a Atari Tetris Bootleg. Name Changeable via Dip SW. |
| Target Ball | Single 6MHz Z80 H/W | 1995 | Copy of Data East's 1992 Arcade "Pocket Gal Deluxe". Has a Censored Variation. |
| Target Ball '96 | Single 6MHz Z80 H/W | 1996 | Re-Release of the original Target Ball. |
| PENKY | Single 6MHz Z80 H/W | 1996 | |
| Torus | Single 6MHz Z80 H/W | 1996 | |
| PaPaRaZzi | Single 16MHz 68000 H/W | 1996 | Copy of Yanyaka's 1993 Arcade "Moeyo Gonta!!". |
| Shocking | Single 16MHz 68000 H/W | 1997 | Copy of Compile's |
| Multi 5 | 320x240 Normal Hardware | 1997 | 5-in-1 Multiple Bootleg. Last Cooperated with Soft Vision. Also Known as New Multi Game 5. Name Changeable via Dip SW. |
| Bomb Kick | Single 16MHz 68000 H/W | 1998 | Copy of Compile's |
| Mad Ball V2.0 | Single 6MHz Z80 H/W | 1998 | Last Game Developed for Z80 H/W. Also Released in Korea as "Chueok-ui Byeokdolkkae-gi". |
| Magic Bubble | 16MHz 68000+4MHz Z80 H/W | 1998 | Copy of Taito's 1997 Arcade "Puzzle Bubble 4". Has a Adult Variation. |
| Wonder Stick | 320x240 Normal H/W | 1998 | Copy of Konami's 1981 Arcade "Amidar". Has a Censored Variation. |
| Search Eye | 320x240 Normal H/W | 1999 | A Find-The-Difference Game with Stolen Musics and Sounds. Released to Various Languages. |
| Search Eye plus V2.0 | 320x240 Normal H/W | 1999 | A Improved Find-The-Difference Game with Stolen Musics and Sounds. Released to Various Languages. |
| Puzzle Club | 320x240 Normal H/W | 2000 | Another Multiple 6-in-1 Bootleg. Released as "Karis New Generation" In Korea, 1999. |
| Garogun Seroyang | 320x240 Normal H/W | 2000 | A Crossword Game with Stolen Musics and Sounds. Released in Korea. |
| 7 Ordi | 320x240 Normal H/W | 2002 | Gambling Game. |
Staff[]
Main Producers: Chang Won, Lee / Bok Won, Kang
Sound Composers: Chang Won, Lee