Anyone have any Idea what this game is or what its for? this one is sealed and was given to me by fcgamer








and here is a comparison next to a Famicom game.

I don't know, but if there was a game where you drove a car chasing a jet fighter, dodging shots from a helicopter while Pac-Man watches, I would so play it.

look like some sort of obscure atari 2600 game? im not sure.

choplifter, pac-man ,defender and pole position multi-cart ?

/\ I'm going with that.

What does the sticker say?

That thing looks like a Clipart image of a generic video game. It is game.

So fcgamer didn't know what it was either?

44 pins...

Commodore 64?

My old Commodore 64 took floppy disks did they take carts too?

Was there a Japanese colecoVision

Yep, there's a slot on the back of the keyboard. There was even a console version of the C64 just to play cartridge games. Both used 44 pin connectors.

 

According to SMS Power, that is a Taiwan version of Okamoto Ayako no Match Play Golf for the Othello Multivision.

http://www.smspower.org/Games/Oka...

Because if there's one thing that Pac-Man and Helicopters say, it's golf!

You are not being accurate.

It's a giant Pac-Man in space with bright yellow stars trying to eat a combat helicopter which is trying to shoot a dolphin which is swimming in a trench of the Death Star and a Ferrari Testarossa with Monster Madness tires is racing through the trench and trying to run the dolphin over.

Is this the best post, and most accurate post on NA? I think so!

 

I never heard of the Othello multivision until now, and cannot confirm or deny this being developed specifically for that machine....if I'd take a personal guess though, I'd say it wasn't, as I think that machine came out of Japan, and this was most definitely from Taiwan.

The game is correct though, and if you look at what the Othello multivision actually is, you'll know what this is for  

Some very fun guesses , everyone likes a mystery. If you still can't figure it out, please pm me and I'll tell you

Amazing!

SG-1000 in Japan and Korea used 44 pins. Othello Multivision was a clone.

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Yes that was a licensed clone from Japan.

These were from Taiwan, not sure who had made them, but Aaronix would later handle it all.

I feel like I've seen this cart before here. Has this come up before? Like a raffle or auction

That's like using fireworks packaging for a loaf of bread.

Not sure, I have no idea what to do with it.

Has everyone been able to piece together what the game is for? The hardware and what not?  

Looks like SG-1000. The Chinese label says Girls Golf. Not sure what that has to do with pac-man.  Probably just a generic fun looking video game label. 

Here is fcgamer's response.

Its the girls golf game. It is for any Sega Master System compatible machine, in Taiwan that was primarily handled by a company called Aaronix, which also produced Famiclones. I think Bit Corp also had an Atari clone, which also had a slot for the Sega Mark, though I could be mistaken.

So short answer, Sega Master System