Zemina Co.

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Developed Games

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Super Boy I (Game)

31 January 1989

Super Boy I is a clone of Super Mario Bros., for MSX and Master System. It was released only in South Korea.

SMS​ MSX​

Super Boy II (Game)

30 June 1989

Like the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 (AKA "Lost Levels"), Super Boy II more or less uses the same engine and graphics as its predecessor but switches up the levels.

SMS​ MSX​

Super Boy III (Game)

31 December 1991

Super Boy III is the final MSX release of the Super Boy series.

SMS​ MSX​

Super Boy IV (Game)

20 December 1992

Super Boy IV is the final release in Zemina's Super Boy series.

GEN​ SMS​

Brother Adventure (Game)

31 December 1987

A 1987 MSX clone of the original Mario Bros.

MSX​

Super Bubble Bobble (Game)

30 September 1989

An unofficial Korean Bubble Bobble game.

SMS​ MSX​

The Three Dragon Story (Game)

31 October 1989

A fantasy-based vertical shoot-'em-up for MSX and Master System, released only in South Korea.

SMS​ MSX​

Magic Kid Googoo (Game)

31 December 1992

A Famicom platformer developed by South Korean developer Zemina.

NES​

Wonsiin (Game)

1 October 1991

Wonsiin is a vertical shoot-'em-up from Zemina. It was released on the MSX and Master System exclusively in South Korea.

SMS​ MSX​

Published Games

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Super Boy I (Game)

31 January 1989

Super Boy I is a clone of Super Mario Bros., for MSX and Master System. It was released only in South Korea.

SMS​ MSX​

Super Boy II (Game)

30 June 1989

Like the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 (AKA "Lost Levels"), Super Boy II more or less uses the same engine and graphics as its predecessor but switches up the levels.

SMS​ MSX​

Super Boy III (Game)

31 December 1991

Super Boy III is the final MSX release of the Super Boy series.

SMS​ MSX​

Super Boy IV (Game)

20 December 1992

Super Boy IV is the final release in Zemina's Super Boy series.

GEN​ SMS​

Brother Adventure (Game)

31 December 1987

A 1987 MSX clone of the original Mario Bros.

MSX​

Super Bubble Bobble (Game)

30 September 1989

An unofficial Korean Bubble Bobble game.

SMS​ MSX​

The Three Dragon Story (Game)

31 October 1989

A fantasy-based vertical shoot-'em-up for MSX and Master System, released only in South Korea.

SMS​ MSX​

Magic Kid Googoo (Game)

31 December 1992

A Famicom platformer developed by South Korean developer Zemina.

NES​

Wonsiin (Game)

1 October 1991

Wonsiin is a vertical shoot-'em-up from Zemina. It was released on the MSX and Master System exclusively in South Korea.

SMS​ MSX​

Company details

Name

Zemina Co.

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Developed Games

• Super Boy I (Game)
• Super Boy II (Game)
• Super Boy III (Game)
• Super Boy IV (Game)
• Brother Adventure (Game)
• Super Bubble Bobble (Game)
• The Three Dragon Story (Game)
• Magic Kid Googoo (Game)
• Wonsiin (Game)
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Published Games

• Super Boy I (Game)
• Super Boy II (Game)
• Super Boy III (Game)
• Super Boy IV (Game)
• Brother Adventure (Game)
• Super Bubble Bobble (Game)
• The Three Dragon Story (Game)
• Magic Kid Googoo (Game)
• Wonsiin (Game)
• view all →

Franchises

• Super Boy (Franchise)
• 1942 (Franchise)
• Arcade Archives (Franchise)
• Double Dragon (Franchise)

People

• Kazunaka Yamane (Person)

Characters

• Abobo (Character)
• Billy Lee (Character)
• Bowser (Character)
• Chin Taimei (Character)
• Jake (Character)
• Jeff (Character)
• Jick (Character)
• Jimmy Lee (Character)
• Linda (Character)
• Marian (Character)
• Mibobo (Character)
• Roper (Character)
• Shadow Master (Character)
• Williams (Character)
• Willy Mackey (Character)

Concepts

• 2D (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Stolen Box Art Elements (Concept)
• Sprite (Concept)
• Boss Fight (Concept)
• Copyright Infringement (Concept)
• High Score (Concept)
• Palette Swap (Concept)
• Death (Concept)
• Dinosaur (Concept)
• Dragon (Concept)
• Extra Life (Concept)
• Instant Death (Concept)
• Sequel (Concept)
• Turtle (Concept)
• Unlicensed Game (Concept)
• Year in the Title (Concept)
• 8-bit (Concept)
• Achievements (Concept)
• Adapted into Television (Concept)

Locations

• Castle (Location)
• Factory (Location)
• Iwo Jima (Location)
• Japan (Location)
• Okinawa (Location)
• Tokyo (Location)
• Wrestling Ring (Location)

Objects

• Floating Blocks (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Flowers (Object)
• Mushroom (Object)
• 1-Up (Object)
• Airplane (Object)
• Anti-Aircraft Gun (Object)
• Axe (Object)
• Banana (Object)
• Barrel (Object)
• Baseball (Object)
• Baseball Bat (Object)
• Baseball Cap (Object)
• Baseball Glove (Object)
• Boomerang (Object)
• Brass Knuckles (Object)
• Bubble (Object)
• Bullet (Object)
• Cherry (Object)
• Cloud (Object)