Supervision 52-in-1 is a multicart that contains 50 games plus two hacked repeats. Its menu was later taken for Action 52.
Overview[]
This multicart is somewhat notable for likely being the source of the menu in Action 52, especially due to a prototype using practically the same menu screens. [1] Some of the games have missing titles on the title screen.
The board for this multicart also used by at least three others, a 58, 64, and 72 in 1. The 58-in-1 multicart uses a very similar menu to this and has most of the same games, (although credited to Super Technos, not to be confused with Technos) while 64-in-1 and 72-in-1 multicarts have the same games as the 58-in-1 but use a different menu.
List of games[]
Real game titles and/or extra information are in brackets.
- Islander (Takahashi Meijin no Bouken Jima, known as Adventure Island outside of Japan)
- Grading (Gradius)
- P-D Fighting (Hokuto no Ken)
- Star Soldier
- Goonies (The logo on the title screen is missing)
- Legendry (The Legend of Kage)
- Tetris (Tengen version)
- Bros. II (Super Mario Bros. with graphics from the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 and a missing logo)
- Twin Bee (TwinBee)
- Ninja 2 (Ninja Jajamaru Kun)
- City Conect. (City Connection; Japanese version)
- B-Wings
- 1942
- Gyrooine (Gyrodine)
- Flappy (Level select cheat enabled and credited to "Whirlwind Menu" on the title screen, which is a misspelling of Whirlwind Manu who released a pirate version of this game)
- Spartan (Spartan X, known as Kung Fu outside of Japan)
- Bomber Man (Bomberman)
- Front Line (The logo on the title screen is missing)
- Macross
- 1989Galaxian (Hack of Galaxian that speeds up the player's bullets)
- Star Force
- Kung-Fu (Yie Ar Kung-Fu, the Konami copyright that appears during gameplay was retained)
- Ninja 1 (Ninja-Kun: Majou no Bouken)
- Pipeline (Mario Bros., title screen hacked as Mr. Mary)
- Mahjong 2 (Mahjong)
- Mahjong 4 (4 Nin uchi Mahjong)
- Lode Runner1 (Lode Runner)
- Lode Runner2 (Championship Lode Runner, title screen hacked to read Lode Runner)
- King Kong 1 (Donkey Kong)
- King Kong 2 (Donkey Kong Jr.)
- King Kong 3 (Donkey Kong 3, says Gorilla 3 on the title screen)
- Mappy
- Excite Bike (Excitebike) (Logo is replaced with plain text)
- F-1 Race
- Road Fighter
- Pin Ball (Pinball)
- Base Ball (Baseball)
- Popeye
- Galaga
- Galaxian (Unhacked version)
- Pac-Man
- Ice Climber
- 1989 Exerion (Hacked version of Exerion that removes the limit to the number of single shots that the player has)
- Wrestle (Kinnikuman: Muscle Tag Match, known as M.U.S.C.L.E. in the US)
- Battle City
- Sky Destryoer (Sky Destroyer)
- Chess (Gomoku Narabe Renju)
- Balloon Fight
- Formation Z
- Pooyan
- Circus Troupe (Title screen hack of Circus Charlie)
- Fancy Bros. (Super Mario Bros. hack that switches the mirroring from horizontal to vertical, glitching up the graphics as a result)
Trivia[]
- The 64-in-1 version of this multicart uses the same cart design as official Famicom games, which is unusual for a multicart.