A bootleg multicart from the great famiclone era, when generic cartridges promised entire libraries from a single plug-in. Its menu recycles classics and renamed variants, repeats included in the count. More than a game, it's a document of the gray market that carried the NES to half the planet without Nintendo's permission.
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