Gecas
- Gecas's main office was in Milan.
- A company called Gecas Electronics is still in existence, and
it's possible it is the same company, however it is not involved
in the videogame market.
- We know of a tech lab in Massa Matelica (Ravenna), closed
after the head technician lost his life in a car crash.
| Name | Orig. | Year | Emul. | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crazy Rally |
 |
1985 |
 |
Copy of Tecfri original |
| Express Raider |
|
1986 |
|
Copy of Data East original |
| Wonder Boy in Monster Land |
 |
1987 |
|
Copy of Sega original |
| Blomby Car |
 |
1994 | |
In joint-venture with ABM |
Crazy Rally
The original manufacturer of this game, the Spanish company Tecfri,
included in his staff Javier Valero and other future developers of
Gaelco. This can be someway correlated to the development of Blomby
Car.
Blomby Car
 |
 |
A project developed by two companies, ABM and Gecas.
This game is a sort of reproduction of Gaelco's World Rally, since
the gameplay, sounds and graphics are all similar. A few Gaelco
programmers call Blomby Car simply a hack. The italian programmers
reply that they wrote the whole code.
Francesco Zaia, son of one of developers, informed me the player's
car graphics was obtained by scanning a Peugeot car model supplied
by himself.
The winner's name entry is a scan from an Italian newspaper; the
article in reality tells about a bicycle race (Paris-Roubaix, won by
Claudio Chiappucci).