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Glorysun was a group which produced unlicensed Sega Mega Drive games for a Russian audience. Very little is known about them.
All known Glorysun's releases are hacked versions of other Mega Drive games.
Softography
- note: vastly incomplete
- Counter Strike (Lethal Enforcers hack)
- FIFA World Cup Soccer 2002 (World Championship Soccer II hack)
- Finding Nemo (James Pond hack)
- The Incredibles (The Tick hack)
- The Lord of the Rings (Stormlord hack)
- The Lord of the Rings (Chinese Fighter hack)
- Metal Gear Solid (Crack Down hack)
- NBA 2005 (NBA Action '95 Starring David Robinson hack)
- Pirates of the Carribean (New Horizons hack)
- Star Wars (Eliminate Down hack)
- Street Fighter III 18 Person (hack of a Street Fighter II prototype)
- Super Robot Wars (Target Earth hack)
- Wario Land 3 (Puggsy hack)
- Supposed: Mortal Kombat 6 (Mortal Kombat hack with "28 People")