4 in 1 Volume 2

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

4 in 1 Volume 2 was the second volume of 4-in-1 multicarts made by Sachen. The games included are Virus Attack, Electron World, Dice, and Trouble Zone.

4 in 1 Volume 3

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

4 in 1 Volume 3 was the third volume of 4-in-1 multicarts made by Sachen. The games included are Taiwan's Mahjong, Japan's Mahjong, Hong Kong's Mahjong, and Store Tris.

4 in 1 Volume 4

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

4 in 1 Volume 4 was the fourth volume of 4-in-1 multicarts made by Sachen. The games included are Pile Wonder, Snake Roy, Suleiman's Treasure, and Puppet Knight.

4 in 1 Volume 5

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

4 in 1 Volume 5 was the fifth volume of 4-in-1 multicarts made by Sachen. The games included are Arctic Zone, Magic Tower, Railway, and Worm Visitor.

4 in 1 Volume 6

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

4 in 1 Volume 6 was the sixth volume of 4-in-1 multicarts made by Sachen. The games included are Bomb Disposer, A-Force, Black Forest Tale, and 2nd Space.

4 in 1 Volume 7

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

4 in 1 Volume 7 was the seventh volume of 4-in-1 multicarts made by Sachen. The games included are Ant Soldier, Dan Laser, Sky Ace, and Zoo Block.

4 in 1 Volume 8

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

4 in 1 Volume 8 was the eighth volume of 4-in-1 multicarts made by Sachen. The games included are Captain Knick-Knack, Flea War, Explosive Brick, and Magic Maze.

4 in 1 Volume 9

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

4 in 1 Volume 9 was the ninth volume of 4-in-1 multicarts made by Sachen. The games included are Zipball, Gorilla, Crazy Burger, and Deep.

Jovial Race

Nintendo Entertainment System - Unlicensed - 1991

Jovial Race is an action game similar to Pac-Man. Players control a racing car through a maze, running from other cars and collecting flags scattered around. The aim is to collect all flags in a particular maze to proceed to the next one of the 75 available. There is a radar in the lower portion of the screen where players can see where the enemy cars and the flags are. The enemy cars are faster than the player, so it is necessary to try to lose them. If that doesn't work, players can leave smoke trails behind that will stop the enemy cars. These trails take fuel away; the car can be refueled by taking the flag with a L beside it. Players can also collect food items which will earn them money. Running over animals make the players lose money. This money can be used to buy upgrades in a shop, accessible by pressing Start. The upgrades available are Turbo (speed boost), Gun (shoots enemy cars and stuns them), Saver (slows fuel consumption), Wheel (makes the car turn faster), Bumper (allows running over some obstacles), Secret (turns the car into a ghost, allowing for running through enemies), Rocket (shoots enemies and destroys them) and 1-Ups.

Sachen 4 in 1 Vol. 3

Nintendo Game Boy - Unlicensed

A collection of four fun games compatible with your Game Boy system!

Taiwan 16 Mahjong

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Released - 1989

Unlike most bootleg mahjong games, Taiwan 16 Mahjong isn't a solitaire game played with mahjong tiles. It follows Taiwanese mahjong rules, including the unique number of tiles dealt to each player (hence the 16 in the title). However, like Nintendo's Mahjong for the Famicom, the game is limited to two players only - one human and one computer. There are two difficulty modes, one titled Beginner and the other Expert

Tasac 2010

Watara Supervision - Released - 1992

In A.D. 2010, human beings are fighting against the TASAC Empire, one of alien bionic mutants clones. You a member of the Earth Defense Arms and is encountering a tough war. Your mission is to destroy TASAC and save Earth. If you fail, human beings will be slaved under the TASAC terrorism.

Thunder Shooting

Watara Supervision - Released - 1992

In the enormous galaxy, there are many stars facing the crisis of overpopulation. For example, the Alexander Empire is typical nation. To resolve this problem, Alexander is launching 4 fleets and looking for the heaven in the legend: 'The Earth'. Thunder Shooting is a side-scrolling space shooter. The player controls an advanced starfighter, blasting through waves of enemy ships and asteroids. Numerous power-ups appear throughout each stage, which will upgrade or change the player's weaponry, or alter the behavior of the ship's options. At the end of each stage, there is a boss that must be destroyed. It is possible to choose from any of the four stages in order.