Action 52 vs Nintendo World Championships 1990
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Action 52 is an unlicensed multicart for the Nintendo Entertainment System released in 1992 by Active Enterprises. The cartridge packs 52 separate titles ranging from shooters to platformers, with The Cheetahmen marketed as the flagship game. Despite its ambitious scope, the compilation is remembered for poor quality, frequent glitches, and its status as one of the worst video games ever made, making it a cult curiosity among retro collectors.
Nintendo World Championships 1990 is a rare NES cartridge featuring modified versions of Super Mario Bros., Rad Racer, and Tetris for a historic competition. Winners received a gray or ultra‑rare golden cartridge, making it one of the most sought‑after items in video‑game collecting.
- Huge variety of titles in one cartridge
- Includes the cult‑favorite Cheetahmen
- Authentic NES hardware experience
- Collectible rarity for retro enthusiasts
- Extremely rare and valuable
- Authentic competition experience
- Includes three classic NES titles
- Historical significance in esports
- Many games are buggy or unplayable
- Poor overall quality and design
- Unlicensed cartridge may cause compatibility issues
- Requires original NES console
- No modern platform support
- Very limited supply makes acquisition difficult
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