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| + | '''Open''' was a South Korean company started on May 20, 1992, by former Zemina development staff and headed by Eulsuk Kim. In late 1993, Open announced a merger with PC developer Namu. | ||
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| + | '''[[About:Research Methods|Research Methods]]:''' Actual mentions, online resources (see [[#Links|Links]]), [http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/korea/appendix-credits.htm shared staff] | ||
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| + | ===DOS=== | ||
| + | *''EXP: The Excellent Potato'' (SK Publisher: Open) | ||
| + | :<small>Originally conceived for the Mega Drive</small> | ||
| + | *''Hello Mr. President'' (SK Publisher: Open) | ||
| + | *''Venus Project'' (SK Publisher: Open) | ||
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===Famicom/NES=== | ===Famicom/NES=== | ||
*''Family Noraebang'' | *''Family Noraebang'' | ||
:<small>Software and additional song packs for the Daewoo Family Noraebang, a Famiclone/karaoke machine manufactured by Daou Infosys</small> | :<small>Software and additional song packs for the Daewoo Family Noraebang, a Famiclone/karaoke machine manufactured by Daou Infosys</small> | ||
*''Koko Adventure'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | *''Koko Adventure'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | ||
| − | :<small>Innovation, a publishing arm of American mail-order retailer Ultimate Game Club [http://www.trademarkia.com/innovation-74303646.html], planned to release this in the US as ''Buzz & Waldog''</small> | + | :<small>Innovation, a publishing arm of American mail-order retailer Ultimate Game Club [http://www.trademarkia.com/innovation-74303646.html], planned to release this in the US as ''Buzz & Waldog''.</small> |
*''Metal Force'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | *''Metal Force'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | ||
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*'''94 Super World Cup Chukku'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | *'''94 Super World Cup Chukku'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | ||
:<small>Apparently developed in cooperation with Innovation, which might have been planning to release it for the Game Gear in the US</small> | :<small>Apparently developed in cooperation with Innovation, which might have been planning to release it for the Game Gear in the US</small> | ||
| + | *''Dallyeora Piguwang'' (SK Publisher: Game Line) | ||
| + | *''Jang Pung II'' (SK Publisher: Sieco) | ||
| + | *''Jang Pung 3'' (SK Publisher: Sieco) | ||
| + | *''Samgukji 3'' (SK Publisher: Game Line) | ||
*''Suho Jeonsa'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | *''Suho Jeonsa'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | ||
*''Toto World III'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | *''Toto World III'' (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys) | ||
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| + | The Sieco/Game Line games were also released for the Mega Drive but were just the Master System versions. | ||
===MSX=== | ===MSX=== | ||
*''Red Wiz'' (unreleased?) (Open?) | *''Red Wiz'' (unreleased?) (Open?) | ||
*''Wonder Kid'' (unreleased?) (Open?) | *''Wonder Kid'' (unreleased?) (Open?) | ||
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| + | ==Links== | ||
| + | *[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/korea/part1/company-open.htm Hardcore Gaming 101 profile] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Companies]] | ||
Revision as of 13:42, 26 June 2010
Open was a South Korean company started on May 20, 1992, by former Zemina development staff and headed by Eulsuk Kim. In late 1993, Open announced a merger with PC developer Namu.
Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources (see Links), shared staff
DOS
- EXP: The Excellent Potato (SK Publisher: Open)
- Originally conceived for the Mega Drive
- Hello Mr. President (SK Publisher: Open)
- Venus Project (SK Publisher: Open)
Famicom/NES
- Family Noraebang
- Software and additional song packs for the Daewoo Family Noraebang, a Famiclone/karaoke machine manufactured by Daou Infosys
- Koko Adventure (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys)
- Innovation, a publishing arm of American mail-order retailer Ultimate Game Club [1], planned to release this in the US as Buzz & Waldog.
- Metal Force (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys)
Game Gear
- Bubble Bobble (US Publisher: Taito)
Mark III/Master System
- 4 Pak All Action (AU Publisher: HES)
- Contains four Open-developed titles: Adventure Kid (Wonder Kid [MSX]), Cave Dude (Toto World III), Power Block (Suho Jeonsa), and Twin Mouse. Innovation planned on releasing Adventure Kid and Cave Dude separately for the Game Gear in the US.
- '94 Super World Cup Chukku (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys)
- Apparently developed in cooperation with Innovation, which might have been planning to release it for the Game Gear in the US
- Dallyeora Piguwang (SK Publisher: Game Line)
- Jang Pung II (SK Publisher: Sieco)
- Jang Pung 3 (SK Publisher: Sieco)
- Samgukji 3 (SK Publisher: Game Line)
- Suho Jeonsa (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys)
- Toto World III (SK Publisher: Daou Infosys)
The Sieco/Game Line games were also released for the Mega Drive but were just the Master System versions.
MSX
- Red Wiz (unreleased?) (Open?)
- Wonder Kid (unreleased?) (Open?)
