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Ex-Sachen developers refers to an unknown development team, believed to mostly consist of ex-Sachen staff, who worked on a number of pirate platform games and other unlicensed games for the Famicom in the mid to late 90s. Several such games were programmed by Ei-How Yang (also known as E.H.Y. and variations such as Yi-How Yang), who mostly worked on Game Boy titles for Sachen. He is often the only person credited (although the credit is usually hidden), but he presumably worked as part of a larger development team.

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  • Ex-Sachen developers refers to an unknown development team, believed to mostly consist of ex-Sachen staff, who worked on a number of pirate platform games and other unlicensed games for the Famicom in the mid to late 90s. Several such games were programmed by Ei-How Yang (also known as E.H.Y. and variations such as Yi-How Yang), who mostly worked on Game Boy titles for Sachen. He is often the only person credited (although the credit is usually hidden), but he presumably worked as part of a larger development team.
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  • Taiwan Shin-Shin, NT, Hosenkan Electronics, JY Company, Ramar Int., Fortune Power/Jichang. more?
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  • Ei-How Yang's FC platform engine, others
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  • Sachen
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  • Taiwan
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  • Famicom, Game Boy Color?
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  • Ex-Sachen developers refers to an unknown development team, believed to mostly consist of ex-Sachen staff, who worked on a number of pirate platform games and other unlicensed games for the Famicom in the mid to late 90s. Several such games were programmed by Ei-How Yang (also known as E.H.Y. and variations such as Yi-How Yang), who mostly worked on Game Boy titles for Sachen. He is often the only person credited (although the credit is usually hidden), but he presumably worked as part of a larger development team. Other games, although credited to a number of different companies (most likely publishers/distributors) share certain features with Yang's and each other, such as fonts, sound and graphics storage methods, however they do not appear to be programmed by Yang himself. They may have been produced by the same development team that worked with Yang, but with a different lead programmer(s). This may be Wu Zhenhong (吳振宏), who is credited in Bao Qing Tian. Many of these games have very similar music and sound effects to Sachen's later TC-series games. Wang Yueli (王樂禮) is credited for music in Bao Qing Tian; he is usually credited as Amadeus Wang in Sachen games. Others, including most of Yang's own, seem to use the a similar sound engine with a different musician.
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