Inventor/List of hacks

These hacks usually change most/all of the graphics, and may modify the music slightly. Later hacks fully replaced the music with brand-new tracks. Inventor is only explicitly credited in a small number of these, so the extent of its involvement is unknown. Some more notes about the listing:

• Any games with extensive amounts of Japanese text have been translated into (mostly broken) English.
• Sometimes the music cues are swapped around, other times they are completely corrupted, possibly to either intentionally hide copyright (badly), or as a side effect of hacking the game.
• Many games feature a specific, generic character who resembles a cute-ified Ninja Turtle. For consistency, it will be referred to as "Conte" in the listing (after the game "Conte Enegy").
• Qi Sheng Long produced their own variants of numerous Inventor hacks; often with different titles, and occasionally entirely different graphic sets. Some games appear to only exist in Qi Sheng Long form.
  • Qi Sheng Long generally copyrighted the multicart menus themselves rather than the individual games. Because of this, the Qi Sheng Long hacks originally only appeared on two systems: the N-Joypad and the Vs. Maxx Maxxplay (95-in-1), alongside several regional variants of said consoles. Beginning in the mid-2010s, however, the Qi Sheng Long hacks began occasionally appearing on new plug & plays.
  • The Qi Sheng Long hacks seem to have game titles indicative of a better grasp on the English language, resulting in many pun-like names (e.g. renaming Donkey Kong to "What's Up") and uses of alliteration (e.g. "Down Deep", "Bird Brain").
• In 2022, a company known as Timemax registered (potentially illegitimate) copyright to various Famiclone plug & play games, many of which are Inventor (or Inventor-like) hacks. Some hacks are only known to exist in Timemax form; despite that the hacks themselves were likely created 20+ years prior. Timemax also developed versions of preexisting Inventor hacks that utilize a vibration motor, built into the game console or its controller.
  • Currently, only one console is known to actually use the Timemax library: the Subor Q6, a Chinese handheld released in late 2023.
• A very similar set of hacks was created by Cube Technology, with their titles occasionally being mixed with the Inventor hacks in multicarts. For more information on these games, see Cube Technology/List of hacks (VT02 games).
• There are many "alternate" versions of preexisting Inventor hacks that only modify the music and colors (many of which were created by Cube Tech); these have not been documented here.
  • Several color variations are actually conversions to VT01 hardware, an uncommon type of Famiclone that uses less colors than the standard NES. In reality, the colors weren't supposed to be different, but rather were adjusted to suit VT01's limitations.
• Most, if not all "Advanced" hacks change the graphics, remove all sound effects, and/or replace all music tracks with a single new track.
• Several of Inventor's hacks were based on already existing Funtime "Y2K" hacks (ex: Conte Enegy and Penguin are reworked from Turtles and Milk Nuts II). The Y2K series was likely not Inventor-developed, however, as there is no direct connection between the two companies.
• Also, They are hacks of some of these games that were made by forgetusername from the fan-made multicarts called 64 in 1 Classic Player and 86 in 1 Classic Player Deluxe which are Inventor-Like Hacks that are very similar to Inventor's Hacks with some of them having the music corrupted but most of them have the music intact and these hacks were not actually made by Inventor.
• Also, most of the hacks made by Inventor stars various fictional characters from Movies and TV Shows Along with Cartoons and even from other video game franchises such as Shrek, The Teletubbies, Pikachu, Harry Potter, Honey from Bomberman, Doraemon, Milon from Milon's Secret Castle, Hosuke from Mitsume Ga Tooru (The Three-Eyed One), Mappy, Charmander, Starmie, Bubby from Rainbow Islands, Lode Runner, Bomberman, The Incredible Hulk, Ninja-kun and even Gurin and Malon from Binary Land.

List of hacks

The Below lists feature the following notation:

• An asterisk [*] indicates a Qi Sheng Long variant.
• Two asterisks [**] indicate a game only known to exist in the post-2022 "Timemax" set; some titles may be conjectural.
• "[a]" indicates an original Shanghai Paradise release, predating the simpler Inventor releases.
• "[x]" indicates a basic title screen hack of a preexisting Inventor release; the game is otherwise identical to another version.
• "[z]" indicates a basic title screen hack of a preexisting Famicom/NES game (i.e. not changing the in-game graphics or sounds).

Original Game	Hack Name(s)	Notes
10-Yard Fight	American Football World Championship Football*
1942	2022**[z] Aether Tiger* Air Tiger Catch** World War II[z]	Catch appears to replace the military planes with fish and snakes.
1943: The Battle of Midway	F-22[a] F-35**[x] F-85[x] Navigator[x]	F-22 is a very advanced hack - to the point it is often confused for an entirely new game - which alters virtually all aspects of the original 1943. Navigator is a title screen hack of F-22 seen on some plug & plays. Waixing distributed a "cut-down" version of F-22 which only features 3 levels; whereas the original version contains 16 levels. A VT03 version was also produced by Waixing.
Adventure Island (Takahashi Meijin no Boukenjima)	Clonk*	Based on another hack of Adventure Island called Sonic; the Sonic hack was most likely not made by Inventor. Master Higgins/Sonic the Hedgehog is replaced with an edited sprite of Hosuke from Mitsume ga Tooru, and the musical cues are all swapped around. this hack has only been found on various plug-n-play systems.
Adventure Island II (Takahashi Meijin no Boukenjima II)	Super Boy World Cross-Pacific	Based on another hack of Adventure Island II called Super Bros. 9. Cross-Pacific's ending is left intact. Master Higgins/Luigi is replaced with the player character from Super Boy, a Super Mario Bros. hack. Some of the music is corrupted, while other tracks remain intact.
Adventure Island III (Takahashi Meijin no Boukenjima III)	Super Boy: The Wind of Island	Based on the Japanese version; stars the player character from Frog Prince, a Super Mario Bros. hack. Tina remains intact and Master Higgins is intact in the ending. The palm trees are replaced with windmills, possibly referencing the one from Teletubbies. Some of the music is corrupted, while other tracks remain intact.
Antarctic Adventure	Slalom	Pentaro is replaced by a character that resembles an Ewok from Star Wars. Music is intact.
Arkanoid	Pocket Brick Serve Beam** Scoring	Scoring is a cut-down mapper 0 conversion, while Pocket Brick is complete (replacing Doh with a dragon head). Some versions are broken and start on level 0 where all the bricks are invisible, making the hack impossible to start properly. Items have no letters. Font is taken from Chack 'n Pop. The plot and story is intact in all hacks; each variant also has corrupted music.
Astro Robo Sasa	Astro Robo Toto	The player character is Milon from Milon's Secret Castle, and the cow is replaced with Conte. The game's music is corrupted.
Balloon Fight	Air Member**[x] Air Umbrella Bubble Army**[z] Bubble Bob[x] Fishwar Zero Gravity*	In Air Umbrella and Zero Gravity, the player controls Meowkie from Mappy with his ears cut off. Fishwar is an advanced hack, and is credited to Nature Color Game.
Baltron	unknown hack	Ship graphic is changed, title screen is intact. Music is intact.
Baseball	Baseball	The players are replaced with Meowkies from Mappy. One version of this hack has the players intact. Some versions have corrupted music while others do not.
Batman: The Video Game	Hellfire Shaktimaan	In Hellfire, Batman is replaced with Conte. The characters that appear in the intro are from Hogan's Alley. The rest of the cutscenes are unaltred, leaving Batman and The Joker intact; the ending and credits are also intact, along with The Presented by Sunsoft screen. Shaktimaan is based on the Indian TV series of the same name, and is modified from Hellfire. In Hellfire, some of the music is corrupted while the rest of it remains intact. Shaktimaan retains all of the cutscenes and music from the original game.
Battle City	Alienis[a] City A 2000 Future Copter* Future Tank Sea War 2000 Water Bug[x]	Alienis is a very advanced hack, featuring large, scrolling levels. Many additional variants of Alienis were produced by Nice Code Software (and other affiliates), such as Pulveration and Bugs. The other Battle City hacks are more basic (though Sea War 2000 is fairly advanced), and stay on one static screen like the original game. Most, if not all of these hacks are based on the Tank 1990 hack, with the levels slightly modified.
Binary Land	Mars Man	One version of this hack changes the characters' names to Joe and Phil.
Bird Week	Bird Brain*	The background is stolen from Bucky O'Hare.
Blaster Master (Chou Wakusei Senki: Metafight)	Fairy 2001	Badly translated into English. Sophia 3 is replaced with a turtle (referred to as a "Testudinate Hobgoblin" in the intro) and Jason's face is visible in platformer segments. Some of the music is corrupted, while other tracks remain intact. One of the enemies is taken from Panic Restaurant, and another one is a modified sprite of Nick from Snow Bros.
Bomberman	Aztec Maze[x] Golgotha TNT	In Golgotha, Bomberman is replaced with the player character from Lode Runner (who in the original version of Bomberman only appears in the ending). Bizarrely, the game takes place in a graveyard, with the player blowing up tombstones. TNT features the player character from Inventor's Frog Prince hack. The VT01 version of Golgotha features slightly different graphics than the standard VT02 version. The music is corrupted.
Bubble Bobble Part 2 (Bubble Bobble 2)	Dotey Cat	Bub and Bob are replaced with Doraemon. Dotey Cat is mostly included in some Family Pocket systems and even appears in the Timemax set on some Subor Q6 handhelds. Music is intact. One of the items is replaced with The Fire Flower from Super Mario Bros. and uses enemies from Snow Bros. in the intro and some of the enemies are replaced while some remain unchanged and the enemy sprites are from Tom & Jerry: The Ultimate Game of Cat and Mouse!. One of the bad guys in this hack is replaced with a character that resembles Pac-Man. Also, a enemy from Donkey Kong 3 appears in this hack as well.
Brush Roller (Hwang Shinwei)	Monster Dash* Flee From Home	Monster Dash features the characters from Clu Clu Land. Flee From Home appears in the Timemax set, though is known to have appeared on the "My Life As Arcade Game" system prior to this (under the menu name "Free From Home").
Bucky O'Hare	Space Soldier	Based on the Japanese version. The game features one-hit deaths; this is a result of the Konami anti-piracy code being set off, which occurs if the copyrights on the title screen are removed. Willy DuWitt is replaced with a Mario look-alike. The game's dialogue is poorly translated in a rather humorous way but is left untranslated from the Cell stage onwards. The game's music is corrupted.
Bump 'n' Jump (Buggy Popper)	Bumpity Bop* Leaping Drive	Game starts on level 3; the music is corrupted.
BurgerTime	Burger Build*	Game starts on level 2. The music cues in this hack are switched, but otherwise remain the same as in the original. the graphics remain unchanged and Chef Peter Pepper remains intact.
B-Wings	Ultimate Choice*	Weapons are renamed to fighter plane names; the music is corrupted.
Captain America and the Avengers	Ares	Game crashes after first boss fight, and any mention of the Avengers in dialogue is intact. The first part of the intro dialogue is changed, but the rest of it is unchanged. Hawkeye is replaced with Master Higgins from the Adventure Island series. The music in this hack is intact.
Chack'n Pop	Bomb Bomb Drop*	both hacks have the music corrupted.
Challenger	Ladangel	Some character enemy graphics appear to be heavily modified from Lode Runner, Bomberman, and Mappy sprites. The music is corrupted.
Championship Lode Runner	Arctic Hunt* Conte Enegy (2) Monkey Tactics[x] Tactful Mokey	Conte Enegy (2) is a VT01-exclusive (?) hack, reusing the graphics of the identically-titled hack of the original Lode Runner. Tactful Mokey stars the monkey from Circus Charlie and has badly hacked music. On consoles with a Timemax romset, the music is unchanged.
Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers 2 (Chip to Dale no Daisakusen 2)	Elf Legend	Chip and Dale are replaced with Po from Teletubbies and Charmander from Pokémon respectively, and are renamed "John" and "Pika". Dialogue is poorly translated in a rather humorous way. Mario is mentioned by name in the intro, but doesn't actually appear in-game. The music cues are swapped around.
Choujikuu Yousai - Macross	Aether Kavass Enemy Assault* Ghost Plane Pacific Air War** Searcher[x] Space Mission[x] Thunder Bird	Both Enemy Assault and Ghost Plane remove the intro screen. Thunder Bird is a rather advanced hack. Aether Kavass replaces Lynn Minmay banging the gong in the intro screen with a generic male character. Thunder Bird and Searcher both remove the opening intro with the gong; however, Thunder Bird still plays the intro in full behind its title screen, resulting in the game not starting until ~10 seconds after the Start button is pressed. Pacific Air War has the background music removed.
Circus Charlie	Conqueror Super Elf	Super Elf starts on level 7 (harder version of level 2), and crashes after beating stage 05 results red screen, probably due to programming error. Super Elf has slightly corrupted music, while Conqueror keeps the music intact (except in a rare variation which instead completely overhauls the music altogether). Conqueror also replaces Circus Charlie himself with an edited sprite of Hosuke from Mitsume ga Tooru as a baby.
City Connection	City Chase[z] Goodhand Road Battle Street Frenzy*	Based off of the Japanese version. City Chase is a simple title screen hack, but is otherwise unchanged from City Connection. Most iterations of Goodhand and Street Frenzy erroneously use the same tile for painting over the road, making it almost unplayable; at least one (rare) variation fixes this. Mapper 0 conversion. Cats in Goodhand are replaced with Mappy. Road Battle has The DeLorean from Back to the Future 2 & 3 on the Title Screen.
Clu Clu Land	Fish Fight* Ku Ku Land[z] Lido Loc Loc Land**	Ku Ku Land just changes the title screen but remains unchanged to the original. Loc Loc Land crashes after beating level 1.
Code Name: Viper (Ningen Heiki: Dead Fox)	ExtremityTask	Has only been found as partially overwritten graphic data and in a bootleg GBA cartridge with a Mulan cover. Mr. Smith has been replaced with a woman whose cutscene portrait resembles Cammy from the Street Fighter series. Music is intact. One of the enemies is replaced with Mewtwo.
Contra Force	X-Plan	Based on another hack of Contra Force called Super Contra 6 (with plain text on the title screen still using this name). Characters are all Contes and the music is heavily corrupted.
Devil World	Underworld*	Underworld starts on level 2.
Dig Dug	Crypt Car Dik Duk[z] Down Deep*	Down Deep steals its intro music from Galaga. Crypt Car replaces Dig Dug with a tank. The music is intact. Down Deep replaces Dig Dug with a character who has the face of Sonic the Hedgehog and one of the enemies resembles Yoshi.
Donkey Kong	Donkey** What's Up*	What's Up starts on level 2 (75 m), and replaces Jumpman/Mario with the same edited Tom & Jerry enemy seen in Conte Enegy and Rescue Kuck. Donkey Kong himself is replaced with a squirrel who inexplicably has four arms; Lady/Pauline's sprite is intact.
Donkey Kong Jr.	Donkey JA**[z] Rescue Kuck Rescue*	Based on another hack of Donkey Kong Jr. called Turtles II. Junior is now Conte, Mario is replaced with a sprite edit of the same enemy from Tom & Jerry that was used in Conte Enegy, and Donkey Kong is replaced with Numen from Bruce & Leo, a Tom & Jerry hack. All of the characters' ending sprites are unaltered.
Donkey Kong 3	Bandits Bug Frogland*	Bug is a rather advanced hack. Many VT02-based consoles erroneously use the VT01 conversion of Bandits.
Donkey Kong Jr. Math	Calcu Chaos	Uses the same graphics as Rescue Kuck.
Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones (Double Dragon III: The Rosetta Stone)	Boxing Circles Overlord	Based on the Japanese version. In the intro cutscene and character select screen, Jimmy Lee's face is replaced with Casey Jones's mask from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The dialogue is poorly translated in a humorous way. A level skip cheat is activated by default. The ending is replaced with a rather generic "The End" screen, and it features 3 skulls instead of the sacred stones.
Downtown Nekketsu March Super-Awesome Field Day!	Boy Sport	Intro is removed. The second in-game menu is skipped. The Referee is replaced with the player character from Frog Prince. Almost any trace of Japanese text is translated into English. Ending is intact, but the text is removed.
Dr. Mario	Anti COVID-19** Anti SARS[x] Computer Hospital Doctor Make Well*[x]	Dr. Mario himself is replaced with what appears to be an anthropomorphic ant doctor. Most of the music is completely new, except for Chill which is the same as the original. "Doctor" appears to be the first produced hack, and only replaces the Mario and Virus sprites (leaving everything else intact). The remaining four hacks use the same character graphics as Doctor, in addition to changing the music and background graphics. The order of game creation was likely the following: Doctor, Computer Hospital, Anti SARS, Make Well, Anti COVID-19. Anti COVID-19 was obviously produced long after the other versions; disturbingly, it replaces the computer with human lungs.
Duck Hunt	Anti-Terror Action Autumn Hunt Hunt Invader Shoot Copter[x] Shoot Out Shoot UFO Shoot UFO 1 Snowfield Shoot Space 2050 Super Shoot Surprise Super Hunt	Anti-Terror Action replaces ducks with Osama bin Laden heads. Shoot Copter and Shoot UFO 1 are only the Clay Pigeons mode. A couple of variations separate the title screen from the menu. all of the hacks have Some of the Music corrupted while others remain intact including The sound effects.
Dynamite Bowl	Bowling[z]	A very glitchy hack seen on some Wii clones, which changes the aiming controls to work automatically; this results in the game running at roughly 33% of its normal speed, with further options running even slower. Other than the title screen, all graphics are retained from the original.
Excitebike	Biky Bike Derby[x] Extreme Racer* Risker Tip Moto	Tip Moto changes the controls 90 degrees (up/down are moved by left/right). Cars replace motorcycles in Risker. Music is intact, but engine sounds are messed up; some versions completely overhaul the music.
Exerion	Exfrome[z] Fly By* Overlord Space War	Space War is not actually set in space. Overlord is an advanced hack. Exfrome's title screen uses the Joe & Mac font.
Nakajima Satoru: F-1 Hero 2 (Michael Andretti's World GP)	Dream Rapid	The grand prix mode has been removed and the course cannot be changed, effectively meaning that the game only has one track. Dream Rapid has only been found on the Gun Fighter. Music is intact.
F-1 Race	Bicycle Race Boat Race Boat Race Pika Formula 1 Racing Great Racing Jet Sprinter[x] Space Car Racing UFO Race	Bicycle Race completely alters the physics and completely overhauls the music. UFO Race and Boat Race have the "Score" meter rather humorously changed to spell "Scroe". Boat Race Pika is an alternate (possibly earlier?) version of Boat Race with Pikachus driving the boats. Space Car Racing is a back-port of Race One, a JungleTac UM6578 hack of F-1 Race.
Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge (Ferrari)	Ultimate Speed Highpoint Life Hero Laddie	This hack is impossible to complete because the pit road is broken after Round 1. Right after you stop, you go without tire change. This makes tires worn for the entire races. Music is intact. Highpoint Life Hero Laddie has swapped music cues, slightly modified intro graphics and a mostly pink, blue and yellow palette. It has been found on a multicart made for specific Macro Winners plug n plays.
Field Combat	Saucer Wars*
Final Mission (S.C.A.T.)	FU-3 Firebolt Martian[x]	Based on the Japanese version. In the original release of the game, the player character resembles Pikachu. In later revisions, however, Pikachu is replaced with a generic character; though he turns back to Pikachu in some levels, due to the CHR data not being replaced properly. The text in cutscenes is removed. the speech remains intact. Music is corrupted.
Fire Dragon	Angling** Dragon Shunting	In one plug-'n-play, Dragon is credited to Power Joy Ltd. Shunting replaces the titular dragon with a train and is credited to Power Joy Ltd.
Formation-Z	Convert Soldier*	the music on the Title Screen has been changed. the graphics remain the same as in the original.
Front Line	Hassle	the player character is replaced with a Fox.
Galaga	Battle Top Shot*	In Battle, the ship has a smaller movement window than normal (cannot reach left corner), making it very difficult to play.
Galaxian	Hexapod Space Aramada Warship*	Warship is based on another hack of Galaxian called Night Arrow; Inventor may have made that one as well (unconfirmed).
Golf	Championship Golf* Golfer	Championship Golf starts on hole 3. the player character's sprite has been altered to have his mustache shaved off.
Gomoku Narabe	Gobang Right Move*
Gradius	Firmanent Soceo Loier**	When you get the speed-up power, you automatically get the two options (with the "Options" selector being removed from the HUD). Music appears to be made entirely from scratch. The game has no title screen; most multicart menus title the game "Firmanent", though it has also been seen under the names "Exist" and "Space Combat". Soceo Loier uses mostly original Gradius graphics but is entirely based on Firmanent.
Guevara (Guerilla War)	Bolide	The game is based on the Japanese version, but the cutscene text is translated into English in a humorous manner. The SNK copyright is intact in most versions. Che Guevara himself now appears to be (and is described as) some sort of clean-shaven generic biker character, according to the cutscenes.
Gun-Nac	Space War[x] Space War III Star Wars	Based on the North American version. Level select is unlocked by default. Space War III automatically skips the intro cutscene. Star Wars is unrelated to the well-known franchise of the same name, and was likely changed to Space War later on for copyright reasons. The music in these hacks are intact but some of the sound channels are removed.
Hayauchi Super Igo	Mofang Cup Go**[z]	Based on the preexisting "Yanshan Chess" bootleg, only changes the title screen.
Hogan's Alley	Bestiarian Bug Hunt[x] Debar Bomb Dinosaur'Bale Forest Guard[x] Rnpid Gunnery Shooter (1) Shooter (2) Shooting Range[x]	Dinosaur Bale has slightly changed music based on the original. The remaining hacks have this made from scratch. In Rnpid Gunnery, two of the enemies are replaced with Kaa from The Jungle Book and an enemy from Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu.
Ice Climber	Climbing Club* Mars Climber Mouse**	Mars Climber replaces the seals from the original game with enemies taken from Felix The Cat. Both Climbing Club and Mouse have corrupted music while the music in Mars Climber is unmodified.
Isolated Warrior (Max Warrior: Wakusei Kaigenrei)	Order II	The intro screen is removed. Max Maverick himself is replaced by a man who resembles Chakan: The Forever Man. Music is intact.
Jackie Chan's Action Kung-Fu (Jackie Chan)	Barve Boy - Kung Fu Pokechu Hulk	Barve Boy replaces Jackie Chan with a large Pikachu; a girl Pikachu and Mewtwo appear in the opening intro, respectively replacing Jackie Chan's fictional in-game sister and the original game's main antagonist. Inexplicably, the fish enemy is replaced with Donkey Kong Jr.; the ramen bowl enemy is replaced with Jerry from Tom & Jerry. Likely based on Super Bros. 10: Kung Fu Mari. Hulk is almost identical to Barve Boy, though Pikachu has been changed to what is supposed to be The Incredible Hulk (with very limited resemblance), and the girl Pikachu's face has been altered to look like a human (albeit a different one from Jackie Chan's fictional sister from the original game).
James Bond Jr.	Caesar Captain	Any mention of James Bond Jr.'s name is intact. The man in the original game who orders James Bond Jr. to infiltrate S.C.U.M.'s base now appears to be Commander Jones from Code Name: Viper.
Joust	Soaring Warrior*	Based on the Japanese version. the music is corrupted.
Joe and Mac	Rosker Super 2002: Jake Saga	Based on another hack of Joe and Mac called Mario 16. The player characters are now Teletubbies; the music is corrupted.
The Jungle Book	Woody Story	Mowgli now vaguely resembles Conte. The music cues are switched around, and the Virgin logo/level complete music has been corrupted. All cutscenes and boss fights are intact.
Juuouki (Altered Beast)	Super Man	No affiliation with the superhero. Uses the Super Mario Bros. 3 font on its title screen. One of the enemies is a modified sprite of Nick from Snow Bros. The Asmik logo is bizarrely replaced with text reading "David", with a picture of a bearded man replacing Asmik-kun; some credits to Sega are replaced with "Stur". Music is intact.
Kabuki Quantum Fighter (Jigoku Gokuraku Maru)	Chain	The intro and cutscenes are removed. One of the enemies appears to be the lion from Circus Charlie. Music is intact.
Kage (Shadow of the Ninja/Blue Shadow)	Berserker	Appears in the Timemax set, though is known to have appeared on an 120-in-1 "Just Plug 'n Play" system prior to this. Health is infinite, and can only be lost by falling into pits. Hayate is replaced with Lode Runner. Some of the music is corrupted while other tracks remain intact. Cutscene graphics remains unchanged but the intro text has been poorly translated. Credits remain the same as in the original game. Hayate is replaced with Lode Runner and his character select mugshot is reused from Ultimate Speed while Kaede is replaced with Bomberman and her character select mugshot is replaced with an edited version of Casey Jones' VS. Screen mugshot from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters. Another handheld with the Timemax romset uses the original rom without the Timemax copyright.
Karateka	Neighborhood Smash*	Some of the music is corrupted while other tracks remain intact. The graphics remain unchanged.
Kick Master	Dream World	The cutscenes are removed; however, they are intact when the second quest starts after beating the game the first time. One of the enemies is replaced with Conte while the other ones use graphics from Warpman, Tom & Jerry, Snow Bros. and Super Mario Bros. Some of the music is corrupted, while other tracks remain intact.
Kinnikuman - Muscle Tag Match (M.U.S.C.L.E.)	Boxing Match Championship Wrestling* WF Law WWF War	Boxing Match and Championship Wrestling replace the human wrestlers with animals.
Kunio-kun no Nekketsu Soccer League	Mad Foot Ball - The World Club of Soccer League	Based on the "Goal 3" title hack commonly found on multicarts. Players are replaced with Teletubbies, the intro text is blanked out, and most of the text in-game is messed up and makes no sense, likely as a result of poor translation. the music cues are swapped around.
Lode Runner	Conte Enegy (1) Conter Energy[x] Deflower Jungle Trail* Magician Spider Golder	Based on another hack of Lode Runner called Turtles. The enemies in Conte Enegy are replaced with sprite edits of one of the enemies from Tom & Jerry, and the player character is changed to Conte. the music in most hacks is corrupted expect in Golder which has the music intact. Magician shares its name with a UM6578 hack by the unknown JungleTac affiliate, seemingly by intention, but reuses the sprites from Jungle Trail.
Lunar Ball (Lunar Pool)	Billiard 2008 Planetary Pool*	Music is heavily corrupted, and has become somewhat infamous for its dismal sounds; some versions completely overhaul the music. One version of Billiard 2008 simply renames it to Billiard.
Mach Rider	Ballistic Mayhem* Speed Rider Trump Tank	Ballistic Mayhem removes the intermission screens making this game playable only on the A courses. the music is corrupted.
Magic Carpet 1001	Harry Potter Harry Tour Little Hag Witch Run*	Harry Potter and Harry Tour obviously star Harry Potter and the music is heavily corrupted, both Little Hag and Witch Run replace Harry with a generic witch and uncorrupts the music. Some versions are converted to mapper 0, in which the title screens are removed.
Magic Jewelry (Hwang Shinwei)	Abacus* Card Change Face Block** Coin Tetris Jewelry Smiley Face Block**	A rare version of Coin Tetris completely overhauls the in-game music; one of the music tracks in this version is a rendition of "Practice Makes Perfect" from Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures. Change Face Block features particularly bad music, playing literally one note across the entire song; the music stops playing entirely after a few levels.
Magmax	Hovercraft*
Mappy	Bounce Break Out*	Mappy is replaced with Ninja-kun from the Ninja JaJaMaru series, and two of the items is replaced with the Fire Flower from Super Mario Bros. and the piece of cheese from Tom & Jerry. For unknown reasons, Break Out crashes at random intervals on the Vs. Maxx Maxxplay; it does not crash on the N-Joypad. Also, both hacks have the music corrupted. Many VT02-based consoles erroneously use the VT01 conversion of Bounce.
Mario Bros.	Jump and Journey* Roge Brer (1) Roge Brer (2) Rouge[x] Rouge Brothers	The first version of Roge Brer, along with Rouge and Rouge Brothers, rather poorly modify Mario's sprites; while he is fully redrawn, he is still wearing overalls and a (now backwards) red hat. Inexplicably, Mario's "turning" sprite and his face in the extra lives icon is intact. An uncommon "second" version of Roge Brer replaces Mario with a heavily modified Milon from Milon's Secret Castle. The first version of Roge Brer does not alter the Shellcreepers; in the second version, they are replaced with something resembling Pac-Man ghosts with hair. In Rouge and Rogue Brothers, they are replaced with Meowkies from Mappy. Jump and Journey replaces Mario with a man resembling a soldier, and changes his name to Tom. In all of these hacks, the bottom two pipes are strangely glitched; they can even be hit and "broken", causing them to disappear. the music is corrupted in all hacks.
Metal Max	Ji Jia Zhan Shi III	Title screen hack of the Chinese-translated Metal Max.
Mighty Bomb Jack	unknown hack	Still says Mighty Bomb Jack on the title screen; graphics are completely altered otherwise, with the player controlling an angel. Music is intact.
Mighty Final Fight	Massacre[x] Street War	Based on the Japanese version. The intro sequence is skipped automatically, Cody has been changed to somewhat resemble Terry Bogard from SNK’s Fatal Fury/The King of Fighters series, Haggar's portrait resembles Hulk Hogan (although his in-game sprite lacks facial hair), and all of the music is bizarrely off-tune. The character select screen is bizarrely translated in a rather humorous manner, but the rest of the game is left untranslated. The ending and credits are completely intact.
Millipede	Surface Fire Swirl*	Both hacks are based on the Japanese release and have the title screen music changed.
Nekketsu Kakutou Densetsu	Super Fighters	Playable characters are replaced with Pikachu lookalikes, and the game is translated into English (albeit poorly). the music cues are swapped around.
Nekketsu! Street Basket - Ganbare Dunk Heroes	UFO! Basketball Dunk Heroes	Both the Technos logo and intro are skipped. Very poorly translated into English, including mistranslating the States (e.g. New York as "Hamlet") and naming one of the characters "KKK". the music cues are swapped around.
Ninja Gaiden III: The Ancient Ship of Doom (Ninja Ryuukenden III: Yomi no Hakobune)	Sheer Nijia III	Fittingly enough considering the hack's name, Ryu Hayabusa and various enemies have been graphically altered to become transparent outlines (though Ryu still becomes opaque when he gets hit). Other graphics have been altered as well, and the music appears to be corrupted too.
Ninja Hattori-kun	Defiance* Pocky Tinytoon	Pocky stars Bubby from Rainbow Islands. Tinytoon changes the player character to a rabbit; he is presumably meant to be Buster Bunny, but has little actual resemblance to him. There are two variants of Pocky with different color palettes.
Ninja-kun - Majou no Bouken	Combata Ninja Combat[x] Warrior Chase*[x]	Background is changed to boxes. Music is short, seems to be corrupted and is played after unpausing the game.
Nuts & Milk	Penguin Snack Attack*	Penguin is based on another hack of Nuts & Milk called Milk Nuts II. Penguin uses characters from Binary Land, while Snack Attack features enemies from Warpman. Snack Attack starts on level 27, but reverts to level 2 afterwards.
Obake no Q-Tarou: Wan Wan Panic (Chubby Cherub)	Brave Boy	Found on a 130 in 1 multicart. Music is corrupted and Q-Tarou has been replaced with a human boy.
Othello (Bit Corp.)	Logic[z]
Othello (HAL Laboratory)	Chess Thinker*	Based on the North American version, as evidenced by it retaining the copyright splash screen (while altering it to only read "Presents"). Some versions of Chess have corrupted music while others do not.
Pac-Man	Egg It* Jungle Maze Tussle	Egg It changes the graphics, altering the objective of the game so that the player now has to fill the maze rather than empty it. Both Egg It and Jungle has the music intact. Maze Tussle has The Game Start Theme corrupted.
Palamedes II - Star Twinkles	Star Twinkles II	Mapper 0 conversion. Music is intact.
Pinball	Bounce Ball Flip Out* Hoodle Lucky Ball Luck Ball (VT03) Pinball[x] Pinball Pro[x]	Table layout is changed in Hoodle. Kickbacks do not function here properly, making the ball go down to the drain hole. Due to faulty memory initialization, Lucky Ball plays the original music from Pinball in some multicarts; despite that it is actually changed in code. Luck Ball is the only known VT03 Inventor hack; it is possible this is actually a Cube Technology hack based on the Inventor VT02 version(s). Hoodle and Bounce Ball feature Lode Runners and the Russian dancers from Tetris on the playfeld; Lucky Ball features the monkeys from Circus Charlie, and replaces the big bumpers with Buzzy Beetles from Super Mario Bros. In Bounce Ball and Lucky Ball, Pauline is replaced with Circus Charlie. Some plug-'n-plays are supposed to have Hoodle included in them, but strangely feature the original Pinball instead.
Pooyan	Archery* Bitha Brave Guy Para Shooter[x]	Bitha takes place at night. The enemy wolves appear to somewhat resemble Kevin from Ed, Edd 'n Eddy, though this appears to be unintentional. Some versions of Bitha completely overhaul the music.
Popeye	Cat vs. Dog** Dada Let Loose*	Olive Oyl is replaced with a Binary Land penguin. all of the hacks have corrupted music.
Porter	Shift	Shift overhauls the music, and replaces the player with a ladybug; its title screen logo uses the Super Star Force font. For unknown reasons, Porter often appears unhacked alongside Inventor's game line-up; often as a VT01 conversion, even on VT02-based consoles.
Pyramid	Benthal World
Race America	Racing Car	Some graphics are stolen from Snow Bros. and a Saint Seiya game. The cursor is removed from the opponent select screen. The credits screen remains intact, even still referring to the game as "Race America".
Rad Racer (Highway Star)	ALPS Skiing Coast Speed Downhill Racer[z] Mad Trip: Los Angeles to Y.N. Rallye Skiing[z] Snow Racing Super Hang-On 1997[a]	Mad Trip crashes after level 1. Super Hang-On 1997 and Coast Speed have no intermission screens – the levels start right after each other. Stage completion theme is removed. Both hacks have only one theme played by pressing down on the D-pad; some of the "snow" versions play Jingle Bells. Cars are changed to motorcycles in Super Hang-On and Coast Speed. Some versions feature a screen reading "BBG"—an alias (?) of Inventor—upon completing the game. The skiing variants use modified character sprites from the Slalom NES game. Rallye features billboards that have the Coca-Cola logo on them.
Raid on Bungeling Bay	Bomb Helicopter[z] G-3 Cobra of Sky Helicopter Harry*	G-3 Cobra of Sky is rather advanced—few sound and music cues are changed, player controls a bomber plane instead of helicopter and the game itself seems to be set in space.
River City Ransom (Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari)	Super Boy	Based on the Japanese version. Alongside the graphical changes, most of the dialogue has been poorly translated and the music was swapped around. It's only known release was on a Game Theory Admiral 8 in 1 multicart.
Road Fighter	Air Ship Boat Race Highway Battle Jet Boat[x] On the Road Panzer Fly Car Power Boat[a] Racing Pionner Zig Zag*	Level designs are different. Game ends on course 3. Power Boat is a rather advanced hack. Air Ship's course 3 is a narrow straight with no turns. On the Road is credited to New Game Star. Racing Pionner [sic] is a back-port of Racing Pioneer, a JungleTac UM6578 hack of Road Fighter.
RoadBlasters	Bionic Tank	the Music in this hack has been left unchanged along with the copyright screen and copyright date being removed. Bionic Tank has only been found on the Gun Fighter and the Family Pocket.
Rolling Thunder	Emprise	Based on the US version. Credited to "ABORTDOT". On some plug n plays the password option and copyright are removed.
Route-16 Turbo	Route-16 Moto	Items are replaced with Windows icons, including the Internet Explorer logo.
Saint Seiya: Ougon Densetsu Kanketsu Hen	Raider	Game is badly translated into English. One of the characters is replaced with Mappy; the game's music is corrupted.
SD Hero Soukessen - Taose! Aku no Gundan	Baresark	The characters appear to be replaced with strangely-modified sprites from other games, such as the Chef from Wanpaku Kokkun no Gourmet World (Japanese version of Panic Restaurant) with his chef hat removed. The title screen font is modeled after the logo for Blaster Master; the Banpresto copyright is intact in most versions.
Seicross	Violent	this Hack has been modified to have everyone riding motorcycles instead of speed bikes and The music remains un-altered.
Silkworm	X-War	Game starts on level 6 and then goes to level 1. The game crashes in one part of the ruin garden level. some of the music is corrupted while others remain intact.
Sky Destroyer	Propeller* Sky Invader Top Gun Mission	Sky Invader has the player control an American monoplane fighting the Japanese; the opposite of the original Sky Destroyer. Top Gun Mission uses the logo from Top Gun but has nothing to do with Top Gun.
Slalom	Slalom Moto	Fittingly enough considering the hack's name. this hack has been modified to have everyone driving motorcycles instead of using skis like in the original game. The "Moto" part of the logo was oddly edited onto the mountain graphics, resulting in it appearing on the mountains in-game. The music is unaltered.
Snow Bros. (Snow Bros.: Nick & Tom)	Enchanter Kue Magic Imp[x]	Bonus stages and ending are intact in both hacks. the music cues are swapped around.
Soccer	Fifa 2002 Football Soccer* (1) Soccer (2) World Cup World Cup 2000 (1) World Cup 2000 (2) World Cup 2002	Most of these are effectively the same hack, which replaces players with rabbits. The teams available are also different, and consist almost entirely of men's national soccer teams in the AFC (with the United States and Japan being the only teams retained from the original NES game). The music is redone from scratch. The first version of World Cup 2000 features human players with something resembling devil horns on their heads. The second "2000" revision is another rabbit version. Football, and the first version titled Soccer, use human players with hats; they feature corrupted music and no sound effects. Oddly, the scoreboard is removed. The second "Soccer" revision is similar to the rabbit versions, but the player sprites are unaltered from the original game. A few of these hacks are credited to New Game Star.
SonSon	Soldier Tunny	Tunny has a poorly-colored Donkey Kong in its intro. Soldier has corrupted music while Tunny has the music intact.
Space Invaders	Village Protector*
Spartan X (Kung Fu)	Warrior Tales*	Thomas is replaced with a man in a green robe.
Spartan X 2	Waddy Boy	Only known to appear on an obscure 400-in-1 multicart. One of the enemies has sprites taken from The Jungle Book. The intro, cutscenes and intermissions were removed. Music is intact.
Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six	Super Chap	Based on the mapper hack which removes 128K of data, leading to the cutscenes being completely blank. Spider-Man is replaced with a modified Hosuke from Mitsume ga Tooru. One of the enemies is replaced with Mappy; the green cat enemy is seemingly a heavily-edited sprite of Meowky. All references to Spider-Man's name in dialogue is intact. The copyright screen is skipped, but still flashes for a split-second with its information unaltered. Music is intact.
Spy Hunter	Need For Speed*	Not to be confused with the video game franchise of the same name.
Spy vs Spy	Wild Wild	The Spies are replaced with Honey from Bomberman. Music is Intact.
Sqoon	Seascape*	the Music in this hack has been unaltered.
Star Force	Bolt Action Galax Ranger Mars Salangame Srace Wars[x]	Background is mostly removed in Mars and Salangame, leaving nothing but a starscape. Bolt Action is a rather advanced hack. Galax Ranger features a war plane instead of a spacecraft.
Star Gate (Defender II)	Atomic Blast Depths of Space* Levin Action Star Starattack	Based off of the Japanese version. Star removes the in-game HUD. Atomic Blast, Star, and Starattack are credited to Power Joy Ltd. Despite seemingly having a development connection to Inventor, they rarely, if ever, appear within Inventor's game set. There are two different variants of Star, featuring various graphical differences; most noticably, one version replaces the ship with a dragon, while the other replaces it with a flying green man.
Street Fighter 2010 (Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight)	Final Duel	Based on the Japanese version. The intro cutscene is removed. Music is intact. Ken/Kevin Striker is replaced with one of the characters from Milon's Secret Castle.
Street Fighter II Pro	Defier	Based on the "12 Peoples" variant commonly found on multicarts. Zangief is featured on the title screen but isn't actually in the game, Ken's portrait and title screen graphic is taken from Double Dragon, Chun-Li's portrait is taken from a Saint Seiya game and Ryu's portrait is a edited Satoru Nakajima from Nakajima Satoru: F-1 Hero. One of the levels is a heavily edited version of the Pirate Ship stage from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters and the Train level is shared with Bollywood 2003, another Street Fighter II Pro hack.
Super Arabian	Crazy Gold Digger	Crazy Gold Digger features a Kirby-like character with the hair and face of Kevin McCallister from Home Alone. One variant features altered music while another version does not.
Super Contra (Super C)	Behind Enemy Lines Super Fighter	In Super Fighter, the level select is unlocked by default. Some versions also have a weapon select menu, this is likely a result of being based off of a multicart. Music is completely intact in Behind Enemy Lines, but music tracks are swapped around in Super Fighter.
Super Dyna'mix Badminton	World Champion Badminton*
Super Mario Bros.	Frog Prince Game Mars of JJ Impossible Panda Mushroom Pandamar Pika Man[x] Pka Chu[x] Pocket Maero Super Boy Super Shrek Bros. Telebaby Teletubb Super Kid	Pka Chu and Pocket Maero star Pikachu, while Super Shrek Bros. features Shrek. Every single hack, with the exception of Super Shrek Bros., is an advanced hack that completely replaces all the music. This music is often comprised of renditions of classical pieces; for example, Mushroom and at least one version of Frog Prince and even Telebaby/Teletubb and also Game Mars of JJ play Glenn Miller's famous song "In the Mood", and certain versions of Pandamar or Frog Prince play "Hello! Ma Baby". Super Boy has no connection to (and should not be confused with) Zemina's series of unlicensed Super Mario-style 8-bit platformers. Super Boy has only been found on the Family Pocket, a Lexibook plug-n-play and the Subor Q6. Super Shrek Bros. is based off of the PAL version, causing it to play at a faster speed than normal. It's also the only hack that does not alter the music. Most versions have the level select unlocked by default. Impossible Panda is based off of another Super Mario Bros. hack of unknown origin called Super Mario Bros Frustration, but uses the graphics, music and sound effects from Pandamar. All hacks significantly alter the sprites of the mushroom retainers. In most hacks, Princess Toadstool is intact, but is strangely colored; however, Super Shrek Bros. alters her sprite. In most hacks, all of the enemies are completely changed; though the Hammer Bros are unchanged in Pandamar (save for being miscolored). Most hacks significantly alter Bowser's sprite, but it remains largely unchanged in Frog Prince. Strangely, Shrek's small sprite in Super Shrek Bros. resembles Mike Wazowski from Monsters, Inc. Game Mars of JJ is a Pandamar-based hack created for an early 2020s handheld device. "JJ" is a chicken character wearing sunglasses, and he both replaces Mario and is the shape of the physical console itself. In Telebaby/Teletubb, Mario's mushroom-powered sprite is replaced with Dipsy from Teletubbies; all other graphics, including Mario's "small" form, are reused from the Mushroom hack. The overworld theme that plays in Super Boy is the same music from Anti SARS. There are even some versions of Pandamar, Pka Chu/Pocket Maero and Frog Prince that keep the music intact along with versions featuring Mario with the music and sound effects from Pandamar. One version of Pika Man stars Starmie instead of Pikachu who appears in the other versions of Pika Man. Super Kid features the graphics from Super Mario Bros. 2: The Lost Levels, TNT, The diamonds from Wacky Races and Super Boy with the music and sound effects from Pandamar and Princess Toadstool has been replaced with a Anime girl.
Super Spy Hunter (Battle Formula)	Inclement Trip	Game starts on level 2 in the Manley 50 Games Plug'n Play. On other consoles that include this hack it starts on level 1. Music is intact.
Tag Team Pro-Wrestling (Tag Team Wrestling)	Tag Team Smackdown
Taito Chase H.Q.	Rush Hour	Demo plays, enemy cars' specifications, instructions and all the maps are cut. Regular police car (in crimson red) and Rush Hour logo appear after pressing Start. Radio shows frequency, but nothing else. All the speech is cut. Credited to AIM Co LMT. This game uses the font from KickMaster.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters	Defender Fighter**	An advanced hack which changes the characters, text and title screen graphics. All of the characters are renamed, with the Turtles being replaced with bald, green-skinned men with mustaches, wearing colored sunglasses. The music in this hack is mainly corrupted, with only a few tracks remaining intact.
Tennis	Super Tennis Tennis (1) Tennis (2) Tennis Sealion Winbolton Champ-2000	The first version of Tennis is more advanced, removing the referee (Mario) in exchange for additional characters lounging around the net; their heads turn following the ball. The second version features a layout much closer to the original game; Mario is replaced with a snail, and two sprites of the Adventure Island protagonist Master Higgins appear on the lefthand side. Both versions change the (originally male) players to be wearing skirts, with the "first" version also giving them pigtails. Super Tennis is nearly identical to the second Tennis revision, but adds a third Master Higgins in place of Mario/the snail.
Tetris (BPS)	Puzz Up	One of the few hacks to explicitly credit Inventor. There are Bird Week birds and Super Mario Bros. clouds in the sky. Mapper 0 conversion. Music is intact.
Tetris (Tengen)	Bonus** Falling Bricks	Falling Bricks features entirely different pieces (with the exception of the T-tetromino), making it play more like a standard "brick game" system. Music is intact.
Tiny Toon Adventures	Happy Angel Legend Joy Animal	In Happy Angel Legend, the playable characters resemble the four Teletubbies, and the enemies are recolored. Oddly, Furrball's sprites are intact, despite being colored yellow like Laa-Laa. Joy Animal replaces Buster Bunny with a Pikachu and Plucky Duck with a Hypno; Dizzy Devil's sprites are only slightly modified, and Furrball is once again unaltered. One of the power-ups is replaced with Chack'n Pop. In Joy Animal the music has been corrupted while In Happy Angel Legend the music cues have been swapped around. Most of the other Tiny Toon characters were left unmodified. Concord Condor, Shirley the Loon and Hamton's graphics were removed on both of these hacks but the former still has its SFX and the other two's dialogue are intact.
Tom & Jerry: The Ultimate Game of Cat and Mouse! (Tom & Jerry and Tuffy)	Bruce & Leo	Jerry is replaced with a character vaguely resembling a Smurf. Tom is colored brown, but is otherwise unaltered; Tuffy is fully intact. Two of the items are replaced with the Fire Flower and Coin from Super Mario Bros. The game's music is corrupted. Despite the title, Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy are renamed to Numen, Leo, and Bruce, respectively.
Transformers: Comvoy no Nazo	Moonglade	All of the music in this hack has been corrupted. Some versions are converted to mapper 4.
TwinBee	Cloud Fire* Galigon[x] Van-1	Mapper 0 conversion.
Urban Champion	Spar Sparing[x]	Changes the human fighters to resemble goblins, and replaces the city street setting with a forest setting.
Wacky Races (Chiki Chiki Machine Mou Race)	Harry Story Soldier Boy	In Harry Story, Muttley is replaced with Harry Potter and the levels have been swapped around; the levels' names are changed to text reading PUSH START. In Soldier Boy, Muttley is replaced with the player character from Bananan Ouji no Daibouken (Japanese version of Banana Prince). Both hacks have corrupted music.
Wanpaku Kokkun no Gourmet World (Panic Restaurant)	Harry Wrestle	Cookie the Chef is replaced with Harry Potter. One of the bosses is replaced with Donkey Kong. the music cues are swapped around.
Warpman	Aether	the player character is replaced with a Airplane. the music in this hack is corrupted along with the Sound Effects.
Wild Gunman	Anon Gunman Cow Boy[x] Fast Gunman Gunfight[x] Gunfignt Pop Quick Draw[x] Sharp Shooter	Sharp Shooter replaces the cowboys with Osama Bin Laden. Fast Gunman features skeletons, while Pop features dinosaurs.
The World of Card Games	Squeezer	Uses graphics from Binary Land and Bomberman.
Wrecking Crew	Destroy I Destroyer	Some versions rename Mario to Roger; the Timemax version renames him to Maria.
Xevious	Air Alert Airway	Lives are infinite. One version of Air Alert replaces all audio with a crude 8-bit rendition of Morrigan's theme from the Darkstalkers series, while another instead use corrupted music based off of the original Xevious.
Yie Ar Kung-Fu	Feat Kung Fu	Replaces the dojo setting with a forest setting and renames Lee to "Lar". Music is intact.
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles	Storm1	Indiana Jones is replaced with Buster Bunny, using his sprites from Inventor's own Tinytoon (Ninja Hattori-kun hack). The copyright screen and all mentions of Indiana Jones's name are intact. Backgrounds in cutscenes are glitched, and young Indiana Jones is left intact in them. Some of the music is corrupted, while other tracks remain intact.
Zhong Guo Xiang Qi (Micro Genius)	Chinese Chese	Based on the preexisting NROM hack of the same name; replaces the people with animals.
Zippy Race	Barge** Burning Rubber Fun Racer In and Out Racer* Obstacle Race X-Racing	Graphics on levels 2 and 4 are displayed incorrectly in X-Racing, making this hack incredibly difficult. Obstacle Race's speed is shown in mph, but in actuality speed remains unchanged from the original, where km/h is used.
Zombie Nation (Abarenbou Tengu)	Air Raider**	Based on the English version. The player character is replaced with a plane; the music remains intact.