Apparently this was considered lost and had no known dumps anywhere online. The only proof of its existence was its cover art, but now it's been found and preserved online. Though, it looks like it's running on a PS1 emulator.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J_RSN2swLc
https://archive.org/details/pac-man-world-pc-korean

All you need is Koreaboos interested in more shit that's not K-dramas and sex scandals and this stuff is easily found.

>>11821052 (OP)
>Though, it looks like it's running on a PS1 emulator
Indeed. "Neco.dat" file contains an ISO of the US version of Pac-Man World for PSX.
The emulator is ePSXe version 1.2.0 which matches with the file dates of early 2001.
So what's the story on korean bootleg PC games? This shit has a physical box, custom-made launcher software and everything. Was there just no copyright enforcement in early 2000's South Korea? That's a bit surprising considering how they're an US ally.

>>11821115
>That's a bit surprising considering how they're an US ally.

That doesn't mean US can control other countries law.

>>11821052 (OP)
I don't really know much about it, so take it with a grain of salt.
Windows 95/98 ports of PSX and Saturn games were quite common back then in East Asia. Some of them were either licensed or bootleg. This pic related is a good example.

>I'm playing Pac-Man World on a poorly coded PSX emulator
>[laugh tracks]

>>11821335
MMX4 got a PC port in the west too. It's the best version to play as well over emulation since there is zero input lag or loading times

>>11821320
lol
lmao

>>11821115
>copyright enforcement
>anywhere in asia

>>11821115
There were a bunch of releases like this in Korea, same with official PC "ports" of arcade games that were just running mame.

>>11821062
There's a Korean PC version of the PS1 port of SMT 1 that's apparently unique to all other versions of the games. Get one of them to hop on that.
The existence of it is weird as fuck but I guess it's not, there's quite a few PS1 Japanese games that ended up on Korean PC's for some reason

>>11821360
base(d)ketball

>>11821716
I have a version of Rival School on pc from korea that im pretty sure is just the ps1 version.

>>11821052 (OP)
"Lost media" people need electroshock therapy.

>>11821052 (OP)
That wasn’t worth finding at all.

>>11821752
It's lost because I forgot about it

Not retro, but I found this a while back.
Was really curious what was really going on, if it was just a reskin of another game or maybe emulation of the lesser taxing ports.
(Crash Titans does not have a known PC port)

The back says "Supervillain Studios" who were responsible for the Titans PSP port, so I think that's the answer.

>>11823215
Can you rephrase that? Your English is really confusing.

>>11823228
>I find Chinese bootleg on Ebay.
>I am still curious what is on the disk (I don't own it), can't possibly be actual PC port.
>Come to the conclusion that it is likely just an emulator with an ISO of the PSP version, due to context clues on the back of the box.
Is that good enough?

>>11823245
>pentium 4
i doubt you can use ppsspp with that
its probably epsxe with crash 1

>"Lost media" people need electroshock therapy.

>>11821052 (OP)
>Though, it looks like it's running on a PS1 emulator
>it's standard ePSXe
That's pretty interesting. And it's officially licensed?

>>11823280
You can actually. I played Monster Hunter online on a Pentium 4

>>11823228
Maybe spend longer studying English.

>"Lost media" people need electroshock therapy.

>>11821052 (OP)
>turns out to be a shitty bootleg cd with a wrapped epsxe and american iso on it
I guess it's disappointing, but it also was the most likely outcome.

>>11821062
>Koreaboos

Koreans creep me out
Fr fr

Any idea what's the proper cutoff date for worst gorean hateboner for all Jap-made consoles that aren't the MSX?