They couldn't even put the label on straight!

This cartridge, Super 111 in 1, is one of the "new wave" of pirates. In the late '90s and even just after the turn of the century, pirate makers continued to produce cartridges for the Famicom, even though the 8-bit era had ended years before. You can tell that this is from that "new wave" of Famicom pirates because of the label art: it's flashy, with great pictures and unique font. It's also got a game on it you wouldn't expect to find on any 8-bit cart. Of course, the makers of this particular cart screwed up the label, putting it on crooked and melting the glossy top layer.

The only interesting feature of this cart is the game select screen. It has a still shot of Ninja on the bottom half of the screen. The song that plays while you scroll through the 111 games is "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star."

Because this cart purports to have Wario Land on it, it was purchased for $11. But it isn't worth that much because, of course, it doesn't have Wario Land and really only has five games on it that are repeated over and over again. I'd chuck this one in the junk pile.