Changes: Mini Game Anniversary Edition

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Mini Game Anniversary Edition Entertainment System model HST-838 is a plug-and-play based on the NES Classic Edition. It appears to be made in China for the North American market, and it was made by Nintendo The case resembles the one off NES Mini (NES Classic Edition), but the Power and Reset button functions are swapped and the controller ports are swapped. The system includes two NES controller bootlegs with 2-meter cables and DB9 connectors like Sega Master System controllers. The system is powered by a mini-USB adapter and outputs composite video and mono audio through a 3.5mm TRS jack.

Mini Game Anniversary Edition lacks a cartridge slot but has a built-in 620-in-1 games console containing MMC3 games, mapperless games, and games from America and None of the included games have save features or light gun support. Nearly all non-Hudson games have their publisher names removed. The system boots up to a language select menu for Chinese or English, then moves on to game select. The Chinese game select has a different background, different music, and does not key repeat left/right where the English game select does.

A few games are made unplayable due to their backgrounds not updating correctly on this Famiclone. The NES's triangle sound channel is noticeably silent in some games.

An older 500-in-1 version also exists with a completely different multicart, bad D-pads, and a similar box with mostly Chinese text.

Screenshots

Main article: Mini Game Anniversary Edition/gallery

List of games

900 games in 1 (if you press up down up)
Contra (12 in 1 menu)
Super Contra 6 (Contra Force hack, listed as CONTRA FORC)
Super Contra 7 (pirate original)
Kage (Japanese Shadow of the Ninja)
Super Mario Bros. (PAL version running at 120% speed)
Super Mario Bros. 3 (Japanese, inventory select hack)
Super Bros. 6 (Tiny Toon Adventures hack, listed as MARIO 6)
Dr. Mario
Mario Bros.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Japanese)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Tournament Fighters (listed as TURTLES 4)
Double Dragon
Double Dragon II: The Revenge (Japanese)
Mega Man III
Nekketsu Kakutou Densetsu (listed as BLOOD WRESTLE)
Kunio-kun no Nekketsu Soccer League (listed as BLOOD SOCCER2)
Adventure Island (Japanese)
Adventure Island II
Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers (Japanese)
Chip and Dale 3 (Heavy Barrel hack)
Bubble Bobble Part 2
Snow Bros (Japanese)
Mitsume ga Tooru
Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos
Silkworm
Angry Birds (Nice Code)
Milon's Secret Castle
Aladdin III (Magic Carpet 1001 hack)
Arkista's Ring (unplayable)
Town & Country Surf Designs: Wood & Water Rage (listed as TENAGEHU TANT)
Alpha Mission
Championship Bowling
Flipull
Ghostbusters
Gradius
Hokuto No Ken
King's Knight (Japanese)
Mickey Mousecapade (Japanese)
Shin Jinrui: The New Type (Japanese Adventures of Dino Riki, listed as NEW MAN)
Paperboy
Power Soccer
Quarth
Solomon's Key (Japanese)
Spy Hunter
Tiger-Heli
Transformers: Mystery of Convoy
Wisdom Boy
Moai-kun
Castle Excellent (Japanese Castlequest)
Bump 'n' Jump
Track & Field (not split up into individual events like other multicarts)
Super Chinese (Japanese Kung Fu Heroes, unplayable)
The Legend of Kage (Japanese)
Star Soldier
Argus
The Goonies
1942
Arkanoid
Astro Robo SASA
B-Wings
Super Dyna'mix Badminton
Baltron
Bokosuka Wars
Mighty Bomb Jack
Porter (Sokoban clone)
Obake no Q-taro: WanWan Panic (Japanese Chubby Cherub)
Destroy (Wrecking Crew hack)
Dig Dug II (unplayable)
Dough Boy
Fire Dragon (Snake clone)
The Tower of Druaga
Duck (Penguin Land clone)
Elevator Action
Exed Exes (glitched background)
Flappy
Fruit
Zunou Senkan Galg
Geimos
Gyrodine
Hexa (Columns clone)
Lot Lot
MagMax
Poke Tetris (Tetris-like, listed as PIKA CHU)
Ninja Hattori-Kun (listed as NINJA 2)
Obake no Q-taro: WanWan Panic (Japanese Chubby Cherub, repeat)
Onyanko Town
Pac-Land
Pachicom
Tag Team Wrestling (Japanese, listed as PRO WRESTLING)
Pyramid
Route-16 Turbo
Seicross
Slalom
Soccer
SonSon
Spartan X (Japanese Kung Fu)
Spelunker
Spy vs. Spy
Sqoon
Star Luster
Tetris (Tengen)
Thexder (unplayable)
Volguard II
Volleyball
Penguin Wars (Japanese)
Xevious
Chinese Chese
Challenger
Mach Rider
TwinBee
Abscondee
Aether Cruiser
Aim Cruise
Animal Contest (War clone)
Blocks World
Bug Catcher
Busy Bar
Candy Workshop
Contest 2004 (Spider Man 2 hack)
Cookies Labyrinth
Crystal Blast
Deformable (Lightning hack)
Dejectile (Mega Bomberman clone)
Egg Contest
Escapeway
Fairy's Treasure
Falling Blocks (Poke Tetris hack)
Fated Pirate
Final Blood (Seawolf hack)
Fish Story
Fling Ball
Forest Adventure
Fruit Gift
Ghost Castle
Golden Bird
Greedy (Snake clone)
Hammer and Nail
Happy Match
Ice Ocean
IQ Champion (Buzz Bombers hack)
Island
Jump-Jump
Amusement Park: Jumping Kid
Lightning
Little-Witch
Magic Egg
Man in Red (Buzz Bombers hack)
Meccano
Mirror Devil World (Kickle Cubicle clone)
Mouse Snare (Minesweeper clone)
Mouse Hero
Mowing (Lawn Mower clone)
Nut Cracky (Food Fight clone)
Pindable Crystal Ball
Police Dog Lasy
Police vs Thief Violent Chasing
Pong Pong (not Pong)
Power Robot
Pulveration (Battle City clone)
Rabbit Village
River Jump
Seaport Guarl
Seawolf (clone)
Thunder Bird
Spider Man 2
Spider Man
Spring World
Star
Submarine (Deep Scan clone)
Through-Man
Toy Factory
Utmost Warfare
Vigilant
War Zone
Water Pipes
Wild Worm
Wonder Ball
Climbing
Sea-Maid (unplayable)
Fishwar (Balloon Fight hack)
Tank A 1990 (Battle City hack, listed as 90 TANK)
Super Arabian
Balloon Fight
Base Ball
Binary Land
Bird Week
Bomberman
Bomb Sweeper
Brush Roller (Make Trax clone)
BurgerTime
Chack'n Pop
Gomoku Narabe Renju (listed as FIVE CHESS)
Circus Charlie
Clu Clu Land
Field Combat
Defender II
Devil World (unplayable)
Dig Dug
Donkey Kong
Donkey Kong Jr. (listed as DONKEY KONG 2)
Donkey Kong 3
Donkey Kong Jr. (listed as DONGKEY KONG JP, repeat)
Door Door
Excitebike
Exerion
F-1 Race
Formation Z
Front Line
Galaga
Galaxian
Golf
Raid on Bungeling Bay
Hyper Olympic (original Japanese Track & Field, broken controls?)
Hyper Sports (broken controls?)
Ice Climber (Japanese, unplayable)
Joust
Karateka
Lode Runner
Lunar Ball
Super Dimension Fortress Macross
Magic Jewelry (Columns clone)
4 Nin Uchi Mahjong
Mahjong (Nintendo)
Mappy
Nuts & Milk
Millipede
M.U.S.C.L.E.
Honshogi: Naitou Kudan Shogi Hiden (listed as NAITOU)
Nibbles (Damian Yerrick)
Ninja-Kid (Japanese, listed as NINJA 1)
Ikki (listed as NINJA 3)
Road Fighter
Othello (Bit Corp.)
Pac-Man (NAMCO)
Pin Ball
Pooyan
Popeye
Sky Destroyer
Space Invaders
Star Force
Star Gate (Japanese Defender II, repeat)
Tennis
Urban Champion
Warpman
Yie Ar Kung-Fu
Zippy Race
Sklad No.18 (Sokoban clone, listed as WAREHOUSE BOY)
10 Yard Fight
Antarctic Adventure
Aquarium
Arena
Air Alert (Astrosmash clone)
Awful Rushing (Pobble hack)
Aimless (Star Strike clone)
Burbles (Bubble hack)
Burrow Explorer
Bug's War
Bomb King (Battleship clone)
Baseball (World Championship Baseball clone)
Bubble
Cannonade (Air Alert hack)
Close Quarters (Aimless hack)
Coastguard (Air Sea Battle clone)
Cub Adventure
Depth Bomb (Battleship clone)
Devildom Doom (Night Stalker clone)
Diamond (Arkanoid hack)
Dune War (Spack Hawk clone)
Firebase (Gallagant hack)
First Defender (Space Armada clone)
Five-Days
Frantic Mouse
Fruit Dish
Gallagant
Garden War
Gate
Hallihoo
Hexapod (Buzz Bombers hack)
Hexapod War (Shark! Shark! clone)
Labyrinth (Gallagant hack)
Lunarian
Mad Xmas
Motoboat (Pobble hack)
Panzer Attack (The Archer hack)
Penta Base (Five-Days hack)
Pobble
Polar Bat
Rural Goblin
Robot (Gallagant hack)
Season Garden
Shrew Mouse (Snafu clone)
Snowball (Sokoban clone)
Star Fighter
Strafe (Five-Days hack)
Small Dinosaur (Mad Xmas hack)
Silent Hunter
The Archer
Twin Cards
Undersea Arena (Bug's War clone)
Warrior
Lunation
Apple Chess (Othello clone)
Matching (matching game with Cotton, listed as PUZZLE)
Trooper
Huarong Dao (listed as WLD)
Atomic Blast (Defender II hack)
Goblet Tower (Tower of Hanoi clone)
Slap Shot: Super Pro Hockey
Xiao Ma Li (listed as SMALL MARIO)
Orchard Kavass (IQ Champion hack)
Cut Fish (is Antiquarium a hack of this?)
Twin Fish

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-'''Mini Game Anniversary Edition''' Entertainment System model HST-838 is a plug-and-play based on the NES Classic Edition. It appears to be made in China for the North American market, but no company name is apparent on the system or packaging. The case resembles the one off NES Mini (NES Classic Edition), but the Power and Reset button functions are swapped and the controller ports are swapped. The system includes two NES controller bootlegs with 2-meter cables and DB9 connectors like Sega Master System controllers. The system is powered by a mini-USB adapter and outputs composite video and mono audio through a 3.5mm TRS jack.
+'''Mini Game Anniversary Edition''' Entertainment System model HST-838 is a plug-and-play based on the NES Classic Edition. It appears to be made in China for the North American market, and it was made by Nintendo The case resembles the one off NES Mini (NES Classic Edition), but the Power and Reset button functions are swapped and the controller ports are swapped. The system includes two NES controller bootlegs with 2-meter cables and DB9 connectors like Sega Master System controllers. The system is powered by a mini-USB adapter and outputs composite video and mono audio through a 3.5mm TRS jack.
 Mini Game Anniversary Edition lacks a cartridge slot but has a built-in 620-in-1 games console containing MMC3 games, mapperless games, and games from America and None of the included games have save features or light gun support. Nearly all non-Hudson games have their publisher names removed. The system boots up to a language select menu for Chinese or English, then moves on to game select. The Chinese game select has a different background, different music, and does not key repeat left/right where the English game select does.