Unfortunately, the names in the ROM don't match Opera House.https://twitter.com/HiddenPalaceOrg/status/1279511616934088706 …
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I thought Ninja Gaiden was by Opus because it uses their sound driver and their name appears in the game.pic.twitter.com/to8tWuU32u
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"This particular version of the driver seems to be the same as the one used in Jantei Monogatari, Metal Fangs, Ninja Burai Densetsu, Rent a Hero, Sword of Vermilion, and Wrestle War." Possibly tied to former AM2/Genki programmer? http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Talk:GDRI-010 …
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Speaking of Wrestle War, the beta version has a September 1990 build date. The September 1990 issue of Beep! Megadrive says it was scheduled for October, so it was obviously delayed for a while.pic.twitter.com/XRuBTMjVgc
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As for Street Fighter II: Champion Edition, I suspect it might be a Genki game, mostly because of the sound driver.
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I always thought OPUS did strictly sound stuff? Maybe they did art subcontracting as well? Art and music subcontracted to Opus, programming to Opera House (maybe ISCO too?)
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They developed games eventually. Wally o Sagase!: Ehon no Kuni no Daibouken (SFC) was one of their earlier ones, maybe the earliest, and the programming on that was done by another company. ISCO didn't really develop anything, at least back then.
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