-32 official releases including the Super Mini Comboy (Super Gameboy) and one re-release (Dragon Ball Z 3)
-One Super Famicom game released in Korean packaging (NBA Jam T.E.)
-One gray market multi cart ("Super 20", bottom right)

full resolution: http://i.imgur.com/mMC3Ro4.jpg...

Awesome set, congrats. I love the looks of these carts.

This is really neat. Thanks for sharing!

Nice set! Thanks for sharing  

Interesting to see you included the multicart. Maybe some other Korean multicarts exist too?

Awesomesauce!

These look fantastic

Dude, that's awesome!

The multicart on the bottom right is pretty hard to come by. It's pretty neat since it's a bunch of NES games on the SNES.

None are quite like this.  

Unlike the Korean Sega stuff which has an absolute ton of name-branded pirated/gray market (especially SMS) there is very little for the SNES in Korea.  The Super 20 multi comes with a high quality box and manual (** I just came across a second variant of this that comes in a paper tray and does not include a manual) and has Korean menus, the box even says "Korean version" on the back.  It also has a release date and registration info on the front like many of the legit releases.  For these reasons I think it's worth mentioning because there's really nothing comparable that I've seen.

With that said, it's really terrible.  The version of Super Mario Bros. is awful and the music is dissonant like maybe they thought changing the melody just enough to make you NOT enjoy it would be enough to circumvent some kind of copyright issues. 

 

Thanks for the information!   

I had a chance to get one of those, boxed, one time but I turned it down and instead got one of the lunchbox Korean karaoke machines for the Famicom.  Just out of curiosity, how much is a boxed version worth?

 

sweet! looking good

Cool to see them all in a shot together. If only the Korean MD set was so neat and tidy!

Huh, didn't know MMX3 was released over there lol
Guess I got another version to go after.

Neat! I'm curious what the rest of the boxes look like

You made the right choice.  The lunchbox noraebang (karaoke) is much more rare and one of the few Korean-produced famicom games.  Ostensibly all NES/famicom stuff should have been released for the Comboy if everyone had been playing by the rules...  I have a similar cart that was released by Daewoo that essentially does the same thing.

As for what it's worth, it's hard to say.  Of course what someone is willing to pay is the important factor.  I do know that Super 20 is still pretty readily available as deadstock whereas the karaoke set is probably quite sought after for its novelty and for being one of only a handful of Korean famicom titles.

This is really cool! Thank you for sharing.

There are some surprising/random inclusions in this set, for sure. Surprised they bothered to release Tiny Toons and Congo's Caper there.

nice looks good

Korea really missed out on Cybernator/assault suit valken.

Strange that they got Mega Man X and Mega Man X3 but not Mega Man X2 (my favorite of the three). I guess they kind did the same thing with Street Foghter there.

  Those are both launch titles!  Both are super rare and I have yet to find either box.  
 
They were actually released by different companies.  Hyundai handled the vast majority of releases including MMX, but there was another company called "COST" that came in and handled the release of MMX3 (and re-release of DBZ3).  My theory is that these MMX3s are actually made with PCBs from unsold US stock.  MMX3 was the last officially released Korean SNES title (in 1997 or 98) and importation of sealed US/Latin American SNES titles (especially Majesco stuff) was really common back then.  

The connections were there.  A somewhat tangential, but similar instance that definitely happened would be when the company Haitai bought up unsold and surplus TurboGrafx systems and stock, modified and re-housed them in new cases, and sold them for domestic consumption in Korea.  

As far as I'm concerned, the possibility is quite real. 

Well, that old commercial with animated characters had Buster Bunny right next to Mario, the Ninja Turtles, and everyone else but it's still strange.  

Thanks for the warm responses!  

Since I'm sure a few are curious, here are the boxes I have.  I need 6 more "big" boxes and 3 more "SFC" sized boxes.  (I arranged the carts to represent missing boxes, but I mistakenly put Buster Bros. on the bottom.  It has a standard US-sized box).


FULL SIZE: http://i.imgur.com/ntltcWK.jpg

That's freakin rad. Is Super Mario World rare? Might need to snag a copy for myself. Also do these work on North American SNES' like Super Famicom games do?

Super Mario World is rare.  I don't even have the original yellow "big box" release.  It is next to impossible to find.

Unfortunately, almost every box in the picture (with the exception of maybe 4-5) is insanely rare.

And, yes, they will work on a Super Famicom.  NTSC constructed with US English PCBs.
 

That is a really awesome pic. I've never seen most of those boxes and I've had a daily Comboy Ebay search going for almost two years.

Do you also have a complete Comboy Nes collection?

I have some Comboy stuff but very few boxed copies and no boxed console.

I don't think I'll ever even SEE in person a Hyundai copy of Mega Man 3...I've only ever seen pictures of two copies.