Open

Open Corp. was a South Korean company started on May 20, 1992, by former Zemina development staff and headed by Kim Eulsuk. In late 1993, Open announced a merger with PC developer Namu. [1]

Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources (see Links), shared staff

Game list

DOS	EXP: The Excellent Potato (KR Publisher: Open) Originally conceived for the Mega Drive
DOS	Hello Mr. President (KR Publisher: Open)
DOS	Venus Project (KR Publisher: Open)
GG	Bubble Bobble (US Publisher: Taito)
GG	Jang Pung II (KR Publisher: SIECO)
MD	Dallyeora Piguwang (KR Publisher: Game Line)
MD	Jang Pung II (KR Publisher: SIECO)
MD	Jang Pung 3 (KR Publisher: SIECO)
MD	Samgukji 3 (KR Publisher: Game Line)
MSX	Red Wiz (unreleased?) (B&T)
MSX	Wonder Kid (unreleased?) (B&T)
NES	Family Noraebang Software and additional song packs for the Daewoo Family Noraebang, a Famiclone/karaoke machine manufactured by Daou Infosys
NES	Kaby Koby (unreleased)
NES	Koko Adventure (KR Publisher: Daou Infosys) Innovation, a publishing arm of American mail-order retailer Ultimate Game Club [2], planned to release this in the US as Buzz & Waldog.
NES	Metal Force (KR Publisher: Daou Infosys)
SMS	4 Pak All Action (AU Publisher: HES) Contains four Open-developed titles: Adventure Kid (Wonder Kid [MSX]), Cave Dude (Toto World 3), Power Block (Suho Jeonsa), and Twin Mouse. Innovation planned on releasing Adventure Kid and Cave Dude separately for the Game Gear in the US.
SMS	'94 Super World Cup Chukku (KR Publisher: Daou Infosys) Apparently developed in cooperation with Innovation, which might have been planning to release it for the Game Gear in the US
SMS	Dallyeora Piguwang (KR Publisher: Game Line)
SMS	Dinosaurs (unreleased)
SMS	Jang Pung II (KR Publisher: SIECO)
SMS	Jang Pung 3 (KR Publisher: SIECO)
SMS	Samgukji 3 (KR Publisher: Game Line)
SMS	Suho Jeonsa (KR Publisher: Daou Infosys)
SMS	Toto World 3 (KR Publisher: Daou Infosys)

Links

• Hardcore Gaming 101 profile