LOL no kidding. I've researched the ROM lists of the 198-in-1, the 340-in-1, and the 400-in-1. Each one had progressively shittier games on it, mostly with haphazard arrangement. I think a couple had Bubble Bobble 2 included, but also had a lot more crap games nobody wants to play like Friday the 13th or Home Alone 2, and useless stuff like Tiwanese pirates and Hong Kong originals.

Really people getting pissed off at stuff like this yet likely also have fully loaded Power Paks and Everdrives...

Yeah, considering at that time new Dreamast games were still sitting on the shelves, fuck that guy.
 

Double standards abound on NA. Nothing new there.
 

I personally can't wait to get mine. It's a great way of keeping a crap-load of {for the most part} decent games ready to go in the spare NES in my office without shelling out for an everdrive or powerpak. This specific console only gets casual use anyway, so for that this is absolutely perfect. I had been looking at this one and a few others for a month or so and I'm glad I saw this thread.

I'm not going to buy this. Now I dig multi-carts, especially older multi-carts by groups that aren't still making blatant 1:1 pirate carts. 

What I dig about these multicarts, is all the unpredictable crazy unusual games that come with them. I don't balk if there's a nice game or two on there like Contra, but to me these carts aren't much fun unless they have wacky ROMs I've never heard of. I look at this list and I recognize nearly every game. And more importantly I recognize what's missing.

If I'm going to load up a cart with only awesome games, I'm going to get an Everdrive or equivalent. And mine won't be missing things like Castlevania 3, Bonk's Adventure, and Duck Tales 1 and 2.

I hear what you are saying cirellio. I was introduced to a number of Famicom Gems through multicarts. Nuts and Milk, Binary Land, Devil World, and numerous others. Binary Land being one of them I actively researched. It has a hacked title screen on my Power Joy multicart which read "DING DONG." Took me forever to figure out the original game. I have a modest collection of Famicom games, especially the early ones have a special charm to them.

Also there is a very nice Columbs clone called Magic Jewelery that is included on almost every old multicart comp.

That said, the 400-in-1 might interest you. Tons of crap on that one, LOL!

I agree with the "fuck him" part, but that's just because he was making a pretty good profit. It's the same thing as thoese assholes who used to sell rom CDs; don't sell stuff people stole fair and square, it's not nice.

... that made no fucking sense, did it?   I'll freely admit I'm no saint, I have 8 USB DVD\blueray drives on my desk I used to use for ripping DVDs from netflix and blockbuster when they were good. But selling it for anytrhing more than cost of media is another step over the line I've already crossed. 

Hey, I don't know him and I fully exercise my freedom to irrationally judge total strangers on the internet. 

The xbox never had a dreamcast emulator,it simply was not powerfull enough,bet it was loaded with a mame emulator.

Yeah emulating a current gen console on another current gen console (for the time) seems a bit improbable. You might could pull it off with PS4 / Xbone someday with a beefy enough PC since it runs native x86-64, but getting past the DRM would be a nightmare.

 

He said up to Dreamcast. Capcom vs Marvel was on Xbox.

I really appreciated the game selection on this multi cart. Its managed to compliment the gaps in my collection quite nicely. Although getting so many games at once has definitely squashed my urge to keep collecting NES for the time being. I had a similar reaction after getting the ulitmate Genesis collection.

It's definitely a nice item for casuals. I think I would have appreciated such a multicart much more a few years back in the pre-flash cart days when there weren't options to play the games. Had I gotten this in 2003-04 back in my early days of collecting, I don't think another cart would have touched my system for weeks. I kinda wish they'd included Bonk's and Bubble Bobble 1+2 then it would have been more complete IMO. by contrast, the larger multicarts actually seemed to have more junk and less gems on them.

Aside from Turbografx/PCe, my collecting efforts nowadays seem more homebrew focused than simply adding more BITD carts to fill my shelf, now that I've got most of the affordable commons that are actually worth playing and have flash carts for the rest.

See, I am probably on my own limb here, but I would only buy licensed and Tengen NES games. And the only reason I would buy Tengen is nostalgia. I don't see the point in owning this or any unlicensed multicart if only because of some strange facination with them. It would be like buying those knockoff gaming consoles with preloaded knockoff games for 15 bucks at a mall kiosks.

I've reported at least 150 of these to Ebay already. It's against their terms of selling.

eBay sellers are a ripoff at $30-$50 bucks a piece when you can buy these multicarts from Aliexpress for $17 bucks free shipping.

You're also wasting your time reporting these resellerBay auctions. You wanna stop these carts? Go to the source. Good luck reporting anything sold on Aliexpress for copyright infringement. They don't care.

And quite frankly, the 150-in-1 cart isn't robbing collectors by pretending to be something it's not. Your time is better spent reporting single game fake repros getting flipped like they're the real deal.

the biggest difference between this multi-cart and a forged repro is that this not trying to deceive the consumer as to what it is.

Agreed. If/when I get rid of mine, I am not afraid of it being passed off as something it's not.

That's unlike my Supervision Flintstones 2 pirate, for example, as I could see the possibility for someone transplanting its board into a case with a reproduction label.
 

Thank you.
  Yeah, I have not bought any single game pirates,with the lone exception of "Super Mario Bros 2 [japan] Gold Medal Game" Famicom repro. And to me, that's just like buying a prototype or reproduction, because it never existed legitimately as cartridge form. Here is my review of it:



 

I have a friend who is wanting to get back into playing retro games, but had to get rid of everything he had due to illnesses, shady roommates, and moving around a lot. I might pick him up this 150-in-1 cart and an old NES to give him something to play around on til he can get back on his feet again.

Bump. They now got a new 500-in-1, this time with REPEATS!!!  

These probably make it better because people are buying this (which is obviously just a pirate multi-cart which has existed since long time) and won't be concerned to buy a repro of, for example, Mega Man 5.
Collectors stil want the original products and a multi-cart like this isn't trying to fool anyone. 


I don't really understand it why people are buying this instead of just getting an Everdrive.
 

Who cares?

what are Contra 6,7, & 8?