Later in that same year, it looks as if the original Gamtec developers have disbanded some have gone on to form or join Vast Fame. These machines used modified Mega Drive hardware which made developing for them rather easy. (The publisher they were working for was most likely Huang Jia Technology Co., they published Chuanpu's Feng Shen Ying Jie Zhuan whose manual had a flyer advertising Gamtec games.) They may have also been behind a few arcade games around this time such as Top Shooter and Super Bubble Bobble MD. After Wucom Legend, they dropped the ID and the publishers they originally worked for but kept releasing stuff together. They've also become associated with Chuanpu Technology and both have released games under the GM-95XXX ID. Sometime in 1994, Gamtec seemed to have dropped publishing their own games and have decided to become a contract developer, developing for Ming Super Chip Electronic Co., Ltd. and Jumbo Team, the former working with them on Dou Zhi Pin Pan - Wisdom Boy while the latter seems to be most of the people who worked on Gamtec's Chao Ji Tan Ke Da Zhan - Super Tank War. Also around this time, they've appeared to have connections or worked with both Sun Team Electronic Co., Ltd. One of their earlier titles, Bomboy, was a pack-in game for the Dynacom Megavision a clone released in Brazil. Their early output mainly consisted of simple games and/or clones of existing games.

When Gamtec started off, their Famicom/Mega Drive games appeared to have been all self-published.

2.2.2 Jumbo Team / AV Artisan-related members (1992).

Much of their contract work has been done under a number of notable publishers including possibly Bit Corp., Ka Sheng, Sintax, Sun Mixing, and SKOB. Gamtec has had a notable presence in Taiwan's gaming industry not only for being one of the most notable Tawianese Mega Drive developers, many of their members have either formed or joined other Taiwanese developers such as AV Artisan, Chuanpu Technology, Lonaisoft, Super Game, and Vast Fame. It often acted as a contract developer for other companies so it is frequently not credited in games it worked on. They claimed to have developed for the Gamate, Super A'Can, arcade, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance. The company developed a number of Mega Drive, NES/Famicom and PC games.

Gamtec (Chinese: 三協資訊 pinyin: sān xié zī xùn) is a game developer and publisher based in Taichung City, Taiwan that was established in June 1989.

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