Magic Carpet 1001

A China exclusive Toy Story game that released for Famicom.

An unlicensed and unofficial port of Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master,

A bootleg cartridge released in Korea. It included NES games. 1. Spartan X (Kung Fu) 2. Super Mario Bros. 3. Antarctic Adventure 4. Twin Bee 5. Battle City 6. Circus Troupe 7. Galaga 8. Yie Ar Kung-Fu 9. Star Force 10. Road Fighter 11. Pinball 12. Bomberman 13. Tetris 14. Arkanoid 15. BallonFight 16. Donkey Kong 17. Gorilla 3 (Donkey Kong 3) 18. Donkey Kong Jr. 19. Mr. Mary (Mario Bros.) 20. Popeye

Lion King 3 is a platform game released for the Sega Mega Drive based, not the Disney film of the same name, but the original film itself, as a follow-up to The Lion King II. It was developed by an unknown company likely connected to Gamtec and published by X Boy. A second release does not credit X Boy but it is unknown if it was published by another company or by X Boy without their logo.

Donkey Kong 2 (驴子2) is an unlicensed game made for the Game Boy Advance, and was made by Sintax. The game uses the same engine as many other Sintax games, such as Crash Advance IV, Rayman IV, and Lord of the Rings IV. Due to this, this game games shares a good amount of its glitches with these games, mainly having to do with the audio.

Digimon Pocket (called 數碼暴龍口袋版 on the title screen) is a bootleg game developed by Vast Fame for the Game Boy Color. It is about Digimon trainers who have digital monsters fighting against each other. In the game, a Digimon trainer goes across several towns in the game. A Digimon trainer has a bedroom in his house, when one day a pink aurora portal teleports him to digital monsters world.

Digimon 6, or Digital Monster 6, is a monster raising game originating in Hong Kong. In fact, it is the only unlicensed Game Boy game known to have originated in Hong Kong. Interestingly the game features metal connectors, which allow it to connect to official Bandai Digimon key chains for battles.

Pocohontas is an unlicensed port of Pocahontas for the Game Boy by Ei-How Yang, made in 1997 for the Famicom and released by Hosenkan Electronics.

Crazy Shooting Bubble Fighter(aka. 크레이지슈팅 버블파이터) is a casual TPS game by Nexon.

Talking Tom 3 in Olympics was a Chinese bootleg mobile game that was based on "Talking Tom" app that was developed by NanJing oooo3d in 2012. The game was mostly a clone of the regular Talking Tom app, which had the player talk to Tom and he would repeat back what the player had said. In addition to that, it also featured 2 mini-games, which were milk and study. The game notably contained the malware "Gooligan" within it, which installed rootkits and stole authentication tokens from Android devices to gain access to Google accounts, among many things. In 2013, the game was removed from the Google Play Store after the developers were sued by Outfit7 for copyright infringement.