Origin of "2600 compatible" Taiwan illustrations (3 MB of images)

[Andre81]

Hello everybody, I'd like to identify the origin of the illustrations on the Taiwan pirate cartridges. Below is the list of Atari and Activision illustrations I could identify, but there are many more.

 

Where have them be taken from?

 

 

Dig Dug, Atari

 

 

Boxing, Activision

 

 

Grand Prix, Activision

 

 

Yar's Revenge, Atari

 

 

Megamania, Activision

 

 

Defender, Atari

 

 

Dodge 'Em, Atari

 

 

Enduro, Activision

 

 

Night Driver, Atari

 

 

FIshing, Activision

 

 

Peles Soccer, Atari

 

 

RS Soccer, Atari

 

 

Freeway, Activision

 

 

Keystone Kapers, Activision

 

 

River Raid, Activision

 

 

Pitfall, Activision

 

 

Sea Quest, Activision

 

 

Space Invaders, Atari

 

 

Spider Fighter, Activision

 

 

Tennis, Activision

 

 

Chopper Command, Activision

 

[Rom Hunter]

Xevious, Ghostbusters, Unknown, Asteroids

Unknown, King Kong, Unknown, Death in the Caribbean (Peter Pan artwork)

Unknown, Marlboro, Crypts of Chaos, Air-Sea Battle

Dragonriders of Pern, King Kong, Phoenix, SMU Football artwork

Unknown, Frogger, Frogs and Flies?, Unknown (have seen it before in an ad)

Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Pac-Man

Compilation of some baseball game /Golf / Bowling and the unreleased Skiing from Colecovision, some Synapse Software game, Unknown, Plaque Attack

Unknown, some Pinball Machine, Unknown, Unknown

Superman comic, Unknown

 

Edited August 22, 2013 by Rom Hunter

[jhd]

The easy ones...

 

Asteroids

 

 

Air-Sea Battle

 

Very similar to Combat

[JadeETC]

Sim City 2600.

 

Easy.

[The Usotsuki]

Megamania was an actual game? I thought it was just a GameMaker demo program. xD