A modestly scaled bootleg multicart: fifteen titles, mostly early Famicom arcade games, served up from a bare-bones plain-text menu. Compared to its siblings with absurd number claims, this cartridge nearly delivers on its promise. It's a time capsule of the informal circuit that spread the console across fairs and markets on half the planet.
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