Game USA Multicarts/List Of Game USA Multicarts

This is a list of known Game USA Multicarts. It is by no means complete and there are still a lot of multicarts missing that are documented elsewhere on the internet. For the lists of games italicized titles mean that we can confirm the actual game on the multicart while titles in standard text mean that we merely know the menu title of the game while the actual game could be different. This is especially true for hacks or unlicensed games where the menu title is trying to pass it off as something else.

Game USA Color

UC-2W02

This multicart is notable for only containing both versions of Pokémon Diamond and Jade and refraining from using the Game USA branding on the cartridge. It was probably released around the year 2000.

1. Pokémon Diamond
2. Pokémon Jade

UC-6W01

This multicart likely is from around 1999 as it features poor English translations of the then latest Pokémon games. It contains 6 games just like the cart claims.

1. Pokémon Gold (Japanese version poorly translated into English)
2. Pokémon Silver (Japanese version poorly translation into English)
3. Pokémon Red
4. Pokémon Blue
5. Final Fantasy Legend 3
6. International Super Star Soccer

UC-12B01

This multicart uses the tagline "Super Mario Party" and claims to have 12 games. Most of the games shown use art from official Mario games. One of the games on the box uses the box art from the Super Mario World bootleg on the Mega Drive/Genesis. The game list for this multicart is currently unknown.

UC-18W01

This cartridge only contains 13 games instead of 18 though the actual games are unknown as only the menu list has been documented. It was released in late 2000 or early 2001 due to its use of assets of Pokémon Crystal.

1. Pokemon Crystal
2. Crystal Quest
3. Penguin Land
4. Tetris
5. Serpentide
6. Heiankyo Alien
7. Missile Command
8. Burai Fighter
9. Rockman World 2
10. Rockman World
11. Megaman Xtreme
12. Bugs Bunny
13. NFL Blitz

UC-22W01

This multicart contains 22 games as advertised, the most interesting of which being two bootleg Mario hacks and two poor translations of Pokémon games. It might've been released in late 2000 or early 2001.

1. Pocket Monsters Crystal Version
2. Pokémon Green (bootleg translation into English)
3. Super Mario World 7
4. Super Mario 4
5. Super Mario Land
6. Mario & Yoshi
7. Dr. Mario
8. Poke Mission 97 (homebrew game)
9. Battle City
10. Asteroids
11. Bomb Jack
12. Daedalian Opus
13. Tesserae
14. Cool Ball
15. Flipull
16. Spot
17. Shanghai
18. Heiankyo Alien
19. Centipede
20. Othello
21. Q Billion
22. Pipe Dream

UC-30C02

This multicart claims to have 30 games but in reality it has 12 games, the rest being repeats. It features Pokémon Green, Pokémon Adventure, and and unfinished homebrew port of Megamania. That means the multicart must've been released some time after 2000.

1. Pokémon Green
2. Pokémon Adventure
3. Tarzan
4. Roadsters 98
5. Sokoban 2
6. Megamania
7. Centipede
8. Dropzone
9. Kwirk
10. Serpent (Listed as DMG-KMJ)
11. Missile Command
12. Crystal Quest

UC-32A12

This multicart was both released under the Game USA Color and the Game USA Color Advance label in various shell colors. Both versions claim to have 32 games but they only contain 12 in the menu, of which some may be repeats due to the suspiciously similar names.

1. Contra Alien War
2. Simpsons 3
3. Wheel of Fortun
4. Dr Mario
5. Flipull
6. Heiankyo Alien
7. Metal Slug X
8. Mega Mania
9. MTV Action
10. Lucky Rotate
11. Virus Wars
12. Magic Bolck

UC-120H05

This multicart boasts about having a whopping 120 games while it actually only contains 15. It was probably released in 1999 from comparing it to other Game USA multicarts of that era. The actual games included are unknown but one can make guesses from the menu list.

1. Monster Truck
2. DMGase (probably Asmik-kun World (Japanese))
3. Boxing
4. Gex
5. Pokemon Yellow
6. Pokemon Blue
7. Pokemon Red
8. King of Fighters 97
9. Spudsman
10. Miner2049er
11. USBattler
12. Tennis
13. SidePocket
14. Afterblast
15. Spiderman

UC-128B01

This multicart claims to have 128 games. It may have been released as early as the year 2000 as the cart label uses the US box art for the Game Boy Color game Dragon Dance, which came out in that year. The cart label also uses box art from the Pocket Monsters Go! Go! release of Monster Go! Go! Go!!, which the multicart may actually include based on the menu. Only the first 10 of the 128 games are currently known:

1. "POKEMON GOGOGO"/口袋怪獸GOGO
2. Dragon Dance
3. Burai Fighter
4. Power Race
5. Asteroids
6. Bomb Jack
7. Boxxle
8. Crystal Quest
9. Missile Command
10. NFL Football

Game USA Color Advance

UC-28H01

As advertised, this multicart has 28 unique games on it. The first four games are Game Boy Color games, while the remaining 24 games are monochrome Game Boy games. This multicart was released in 2001 at the earliest based on the release date of some of the included Game Boy Color games.

1. The Powerpuff Girls: Bad Mojo Jojo (PPGBLOSSOM)
2. The Powerpuff Girls: Paint the Townsville Green (PPGBUTRCUP)
3. The Powerpuff Girls: Battle Him (PPGBUBBLES)
4. Return of the Ninja (Return of Ninja)
5. Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge (North America/European version) (Ferrari)
6. Disney's The Jungle Book (Jungle Book)
7. The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle (Bugs Bunny)
8. The Castlevania Adventure (North American version) ("CASTLEVANIA ADVE")
9. Asteroids
10. Boxxle
11. Boxxle 2
12. Dr. Mario ("DR.MARIO")
13. Flipull (North American version)
14. Tetris
15. Shanghai
16. Yakuman
17. Cool Ball (North American version)
18. Dropzone (Game Boy version)
19. Loopz
20. Heiankyo Alien
21. Spot
22. Serpent
23. Bomb Jack
24. World Bowling (North American version)
25. Tesserae
26. Kwirk (North American version)
27. Motocross Maniacs
28. NFL Football

UC-32A01

Despite being advertised as a 32 in 1 multicart, it only contains 6 games which are repeated twice in the menu. It was probably made between 2001 and 2002, that being the time the Game USA Color Advance label was predominantly used. While the actual games aren't known, it can be assumed they're the same as listed in the menu.

1. Aladdin
2. Tarzan
3. Castelian
4. Bomb Jack
5. Dr. Mario
6. World Bowling

UC-32A02

This multicart was likely sold during 2001 and 2002 since it's a Game USA Color Advance multicart. It only contains 6 games despite the 32 claimed on the cover, the most interesting of which is probably Super Mario 4 with the others not being of much note.

1. Mortal Kombat
2. Super Mario 4
3. Dr. Mario
4. Flipull
5. Asteroids
6. Boxxle

UC-32A04

Strangely, this multicart advertises itself as an 82 in 1 cartridge in contrast to the other releases under similar IDs. It only contains 6 games however, with them being listed twice in the menu under slightly altered names. The only notable game is Super Mario 4, a pirate hack of Crayon Shin-chan 4.

1. Super Mario 4
2. Wario Blast
3. Tetris
4. Crystal Quest
5. Dr. Mario
6. Spot

UC-32A06

This multicart was released roughly in 2001 or 2002 since that is when Game USA Color Advance multicarts were mostly produced. It only contains 8 games while claiming to have 32. At least 12 games are listed in the menu with the repeats listed under alternate names. The games are known past their menu title.

1. Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle
2. Super Mario 4
3. Bugs Bunny
4. Ms. Pacman
5. Dr. Mario
6. World Bowling
7. Flipull
8. Flappy

UC-32A10

This multicart claims to have 32 games. It may have been released in 2001 as one of the games listed in the menu is "2001 Dr. Mario", but it also may have been released as early as the year 2000 as the cart label features the box art for the Game Boy Color game Walt Disney's The Jungle Book: Mowgli's Wild Adventure. The cart label and menu feature the titles "Chase H.Q" and "Funny Chase HQ". The game that the latter is supposed to be is currently unknown. Only the first 12 games out of the 32 in total are currently known.

1. Spider-Man 3
2. Jungle Book
3. Chase HQ
4. Bugs Bunny
5. Dr. Mario
6. "Motocross Maniac"
7. Play Spider Man
8. "Super Jungle Boo"
9. Funny Chase HQ
10. Top Bugs Bunny
11. 2001 Dr. Mario
12. Best Bike

UC-32A12

This multicart had previously been released under the Game USA Color label as well with the same ROM on the cartridge. It claims to contain 32 games, however, there is only 12 games listed in the menu with some of them potentially being repeats of each other.

1. Contra Alien War
2. Simpsons 3
3. Wheel of Fortun
4. Dr Mario
5. Flipull
6. Heiankyo Alien
7. Metal Slug X
8. Mega Mania
9. MTV Action
10. Lucky Rotate
11. Virus Wars
12. Magic Bolck

UC-32A14

This cart also boasts about having 32 games, however, the games list and the actual number of games are unknown. Comparing it to similar multicarts, it is likely that it only contains either 6 or 8 games contrary to the label.

The Cartridge of the Multicart

UC-32A18

This multicart claims to contain 32 games on the label, however, it is unknown whether that figure is accurate and what the list of games actually looks like. Going off other carts with a similar ID and that share the same ROM size, denoted by the letter A in the ID, it's plausible there are only about 8 games on the multicart.

UC-32A21

Although the cartridge label claims this multicart contains 32 games, it really only has 6 that are repeated several times in the menu. There isn't any notable games on this particular release as 3 games appear to be Disney titles with the other 3 being smaller puzzle games judging by the menu list.

1. Tarzan
2. Jungle Book
3. Flinstone
4. Tetris
5. Pop Up
6. Dr. Mario

UC-32A29

This cart also claims to contain 32 games yet it only actually has 6. The games list shows 32 games though all games past the first 6 are just repeats of them under various different names. It's notable that Game & Watch Gallery is unplayable due to the game having a mangled menu that crashes the game if you select anything.

1. Game & Watch Gallery
2. The Little Mermaid
3. Crystal Quest
4. Space Invaders
5. Battle City
6. Dr. Mario

UC-32A50

The multicart boasts about including 32 games, however, it is likely that it only actually contains 6, much like the rest of similar Game USA multicarts. Judging by the cartridge label, it seems to contain much of the same games as the other 32 in one carts, like Dr. Mario and Battle City.

UC-59H01

This multicart claims to contain 59 games which seems valid by the games list. While the actual games past the menu names aren't known, it can be assumed that it contains Super Mario 4 as the only unique pirate game with the other titles being mostly smaller games.

1. Yu-Gi-Ou DS
2. E.T Escape
3. Monster War
4. Inspector Gardat
5. Mario 4
6. Spider Man
7. Duck Tales
8. Ms. Pac Man
9. Side Pocket
10. Dr. Mario
11. ?
12. ?
13. ?
14. ?
15. ?
16. ?
17. ?
18. ?
19. ?
20. ?
21. Centipede
22. Crystal Quest
23. Dropzone
24. Flipull
25. Heiankyo Alien
26. Kwirk
27. Loopz
28. Missile Command
29. Pop Up
30. Serpent
31. Shanghai
32. Spot
33. Tesserae
34. Daedalian Opus
35. Cool Ball
36. Alley Way
37. Amida
38. Battle City
39. Trump Boy
40. Bubble Ghost
41. Startex
42. Dragon Slayer
43. Flappy Special
44. Starfight
45. Hong Kong
46. Ishido JPN Ver
47. Klax
48. Korodice
49. Master Karateka
50. Migrain Acclaim
51. Mine Sweeper
52. Mogura De Pon
53. Othello
54. Palamedes
55. Penguin Land
56. Pipe Dream
57. Pitman
58. Puzzle Boy
59. Volley Fire

UC-78H01

There are only 69 unique games on this cartridge despite the 78 claimed on the label. The duplicate games are present in different languages, English and Japanese, however this was likely by mistake of the developer. The multicart was probably released in 2001.

1. Harvest Moon 3
2. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
3. Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
4. Sabrina - The Animated Series: Spooked
5. Mega Man 2
6. Sonic 5
7. Bust a Move 2: Arcade Edition
8. Mickey Mouse: Magic Wand
9. Contra: Operation C (Japanese)
10. Pac-Man
11. Super Mario Land
12. Cool Ball
13. Bomb Jack
14. Boxxle 2
15. Boxxle
16. Castelian
17. Centipede
18. Crystal Quest
19. Drop Zone
20. Dr. Mario
21. Flipull
22. Heiankyo Alien
23. Kwirk
24. Loopz
25. Missile Command
26. NFL Football
27. Pop Up
28. Serpent
29. Shangai
30. Spot
31. Tesserae
32. World Bowling
33. Alleyway
34. Amida
35. Battle City
36. Boxxle (Japanese version)
37. Bubble Ghost
38. Dragon Slayer (Japanese)
39. Flappy Special
40. Hong Kong (Japanese)
41. Klax
42. Koi wa Kakehiki
43. Koro Dice
44. Kyoro-chan Land (Japanese)
45. Master Karateka
46. Migrain (Japanese)
47. Minesweeper
48. Mogura de Pon (Japanese)
49. Motocross Maniacs
50. Othello
51. Palamedes
52. Penguin Land
53. Pipe Dream
54. Pitman (Japanese)
55. Puzzle Boy (Japanese)
56. Puzzle Load (Japanese)
57. Q Billion
58. Chiki Chiki Tengoku (Japanese)
59. Space Invaders
60. Star Fight (Homebrew)
61. Tasmania Story (Japanese)
62. Tennis
63. Tetris
64. Trump Boy (Japanese)
65. Volley Fire
66. Yokuman (Japanese)
67. Serpent (Japanese)
68. Daedalian Opus
69. Dungeon Escape (Homebrew)
70. Poke Mission 97 (Homebrew)
71. Megamania (Homebrew)
72. The Game Of Harmony
73. Ishido: The Way of Stones (Japanese)
74. Hyper Lode Runner
75. Asteroids
76. Brain Bender
77. Tetris
78. Crystal Quest

UC-100M01

As advertised, this multicart features 100 different games, the most notable being Pokémon Diamond and Jade as well as Super Mario 4. Its release year was presumably 2001 due to the inclusion of The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages.

1. Pokemon Diamond
2. Pokemon Jade
3. Pokemon Crystal
4. Pokemon Gold (bootleg translation of the Japanese version)
5. Pokemon Green (English Pokemon Blue. Title screen says "GreenVersion")
6. Digital Monster (title screen hack of Primal Rage)
7. Megaman Xtreme
8. X-MEN Wolverine's Rage
9. Return of the Ninja
10. Super Mario 4
11. Super Mario Land
12. Spartan X (Japanese)
13. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages
14. VS Battler
15. Bugs Bunny: Crazy Castle
16. Castlevania: The Adventure
17. Asmik-kun World (Japanese)
18. Duck Tales
19. Mario & Yoshi (Japanese)
20. Megalit
21. The Chessmaster
22. Parasoru Henbē
23. Revenge of the Gator
24. Pocket Stadium (Japanese)
25. Side Pocket
26. The Amazing Spider-Man
27. Tail Gator
28. Fortress of Fear: Wizards & Warriors X
29. Pac Man
30. Wordzap
31. Yannick Noah Tennis
32. Yakuman (Japanese)
33. Klax
34. Loopz
35. Tetris
36. Hyper Lode Runner
37. Shisenshou
38. Alleyway
39. Daedalian Opus
40. Amida
41. Palamedes
42. Koro Dice
43. Dragon Slayer
44. Dr. Mario
45. World Bowling
46. Qbillion
47. Space Invaders
48. Flipull
49. Pitman (Japanese)
50. Tennis
51. Flappy Special
52. Tasmania Story (Japanese)
53. Trump Boy (Japanese)
54. Hong Kong (Japanese)
55. Pipe Dream
56. Ishido: The Way of Stones (Japanese)
57. Volley Fire
58. Soukoban 2 (Japanese)
59. Koi wa Kakehik (Japanese)
60. Battle City
61. Heiankyo Alien (Japanese)
62. Shanghai
63. Minesweeper
64. Othello
65. Motocross Maniacs
66. Spot
67. Tesserae
68. Mogura de Pon (Japanese)
69. Kyoro-chan Land (Japanese)
70. Master Karateka
71. Crystal Quest
72. Castelian
73. Bubble Ghost
74. Bomb Jack
75. Penguin Land
76. Centipede
77. Missile Command
78. Asteroids
79. NFL Football
80. Dropzone
81. The Game of Harmony
82. Kwirk
83. Serpent
84. Cool Ball
85. Boxxle
86. Brainbender
87. Poke Mission 97 (Homebrew)
88. Tic Tac Toe (Homebrew)
89. Megamania (Homebrew)
90. Dungeon Escape (Homebrew)
91. Downhill Ski (Homebrew)
92. Pong (Homebrew)
93. Puzzle X
94. Star Fight (Homebrew)
95. Startex (Homebrew)
96. Turret Duty
97. Scramble (Homebrew)
98. Little Fantasy (Homebrew)
99. Q Bert (Homebrew)
100. Jurassic Park

Game USA Advance

AU-108K01

This is a generic PocketNES multicart for the Game Boy Advance. It was likely released in 2002 and contains 107 NES games on top of the single Game Boy Advance game Mega Man Battle Network 2 to reach its high game count.