A compilation developed for Brazil by Tectoy, the local partner that kept the Master System alive for decades. It offers twenty simple minigames built around reflexes and aim, designed for short sessions and bundled with consoles sold in the Brazilian market. It's a symbol of the Tectoy phenomenon: homegrown content, in Portuguese, for a console that never really died in Brazil.
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