THE 9,999,999 IN 1 VIDEO GAME CARTRIDGE REVIEW I have actually wrote an article on an unofficial multicart, one of the most famous, Action 52. Some include the 31 in 1 cart that has a list of the games on the back. However, these are usually extremely low quality and buggy games. They may have less games on it, but you won't get scammed.īelieve it or not, some multicarts actually have the number of games they claim. You'll see slight variations in the title such as "Moon Mario AG", but you will generally see no difference in gameplay. Most of these carts only have 5-10 games but repeat the games to make up the numbers. However, once you scroll down past 10 you'll see the same games repeated.
When you start the cart up, it looks promising with the first 10 games all being unique and good quality. Let's take the 9,999,999 in 1 cartridge for example. These carts generally feel lighter than legit carts and also have impressive art work on the front. For starters, they don't have the Nintendo label, and instead have a gridline pattern on the top, lacking any Nintendo logo hence the name "Unlicensed Multicart". These cartridges vary from regular Famicom carts. Lets start with the appearance of the cartridges. They often claim numbers from 100 to 9,999,999 which is virtually impossible considering the capacity of a Famicom cart. These pirated cartridges are the most common Multicarts. The Famicom was not discontinued until 2001, so they continued to sell through the 80s and 90s all the way up to discontinuation. These were prevailant in countries such as China, Hong Kong and Japan where piracy was extremely common. These are cartridges that contain multiple games, but are not licensed by the company that created the console that it was released for. Unlicensed Multicarts stands for Unlicensed Multi-cartridges. Note this article is specifically for illegal multicarts, legitimate ones licensed and approved by Nintendo/SEGA do not count.
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