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unique pirate multicarts.
Unlike the Famicom, the
Nintendo Game Boy
multicarts have a
variety of different,
innovative multicart designs. Standard-sized...
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Action 52 is an
unlicensed multicart video game
compilation developed by
Active Enterprises for the
Nintendo Entertainment System and by
FarSight Technologies...
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added difficulty. The game
often shows up on
Famicom clone systems and
multicarts,
usually with its
title screen altered to
remove copyright, some versions...
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compatibility with NES hardware. They
would often be
distributed along pirate multicarts.
Because NES
clones are not
officially licensed, they vary in
areas such...
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Battle City was one of the most
common inclusions in
unofficial famiclone multicarts. The
player controls a tank and
shoot projectiles to
destroy enemy tanks...
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officially licensed games released during their lifespans, plus 7
official multicarts and 2
championship cartridges. Of these, 672 were
released exclusively...
- Meet. In the
early 1990s, Codemasters, an
unlicensed publisher, used
multicarts to
release brand new
games in
their Quattro compilations.
Action 52, released...
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converted for the
console (such as Rally-X). They
appeared all on
different multicarts but,
others like
Brush Roller and
Magic Jewelry, were
released also on...
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games developed by Codemasters. The NES
versions were
released as
multicarts and were
published by
Camerica without a
license by Nintendo. Quattro...
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licensed by Nintendo. It was re-released as part of the
Maxivision 15-in-1
multicart. The
player controls a
skateboarding hero
whose girlfriend, Bunny, has...
