Hong Kong's pirate
market still flourishes to this day, maybe
surprisingly. And in it, you can see their fondness
for the word "Super". Just about every multi-cart
you come across in the late 90s and early part of
the new century have the word "Super" somewhere on
the label. For a while they also seemed fond of mega
multi-carts, advertising on the label the nearly one
billion games on the cartridge. A cart never has
over about 80 unique games, if you're lucky, and so
in later years of the Hong Kong Famicom market, they
tended to offer quality multi-carts with less than
10 games on them. And that's true of this Super 8
in 1.
Eight unique games with a truthful label.
What's unique about this cartridge is not that
it's got a rare game on it, but it has games that
you don't normally find on pirate carts, such as
Duck Tales 2.
A boring title screen, but that's usually the case.
This cartridge, even though it's got eight unique
and uncommon games on it, likely wouldn't sell for
more than a few bucks on an auction site.
Here's the games list:
Duck Tales II; Prince of Persia; Wrestle Mania;
Caesars Palace; X-Men; California Games; Mermaid;
Double-Dribble.
