Yun Sung Electronics was a South Korean game developer who appeared around the early 1990s.
Overview[]
Little is known about the company. They first started developing games in 1993, where they released Castle of Dracula as "Y.S.E". The game was running on the hardware used for Dynax Soft's Dragon Punch with a OKI6295 sound chip replacing the YM2203. Unlike most of Yun Sung's other games, Castle of Dracula mainly uses assets stolen from Amiga games.
Around the same time, Yun Sung partnered with another arcade game maker known as Soft Vision, formerly known as Soft Art. They developed some of the games released by Yun Sung from that point on. Soft Vision is usually credited on the high score board.
Yun Sung mainly released adult arcade games. Much like most other arcade games in the same vein, would feature the ability to turn off the nudity, either through using the DIP switches or by using another set. Most of Yun Sung's games would simply be clones of other preexisting games. These games would also be littered with stolen assets.
Released Games[]
Name
Hardware
Date
Description
Castle of Dracula
Dynax Z80-Based
1994
Clone of Taito's Plotting with a few differences.
Paradise
Single 6MHz Z80 H/W
1994
Clone of Kaneko's Gals Panic!
Paradise 2
Single 6MHz Z80 H/W
1994
Sequel to the first game which adds improvements.
Paradise 2 Deluxe
Single 6MHz Z80 H/W
1994
Censored version of Paradise 2.
ROCK TRIS
Soft Vision Dual Z80 H/W
1994
Developed by Soft Vision. A clone of Soft World's X-Rock.
Cannon Ball
Soft Vision Dual Z80 H/W
1995
Developed by Soft Vision. Licensed to J&K Production.
Magix/ROCK
Soft Vision Dual Z80 H/W
1995
Developed by Soft Vision. A clone of Tetris.
Target Ball
Single 6MHz Z80 H/W
1995
Clone of Data East's 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
Clone of Yanyaka's Moeyo Gonta!!.
Shocking
Single 16MHz 68000 H/W
1997
Multi 5
320x240 Normal H/W
1997
5-in-1 mainly featuring new games.
Bomb Kick
Single 16MHz 68000 H/W
1998
Mad Ball V2.0
Single 6MHz Z80 H/W
1998
Known in South Korea as Chueok-ui Byeokdolkkae-gi.
Magic Bubble
16MHz 68000+4MHz Z80 H/W
1998
Clone of Taito's Puzzle Bubble. Has an adult variant.
Wonder Stick
320x240 Normal H/W
1998
Clone of Konami's Amidar. Has a censored variant.
Search Eye
320x240 Normal H/W
1999
A find-the-difference game.
Search Eye Plus V2.0
320x240 Normal H/W
1999
An improved version of the original.
Puzzle Club
320x240 Normal H/W
1999/2000
A 6-in-1. Released as Karis New Generation in South Korea.
