NES Black Cartridge with 52 Games?

[JoanMcWench]

I remember this game when I was growing up. It was a black cartridge game with no label (may have been peeled off) and had (I believe) 52 games on it. When you popped the game in there was a list of games that you could choose from.
I remember it being incredibly rare. There was a game where you would shoot zombies and graves. There was a volleyball game. There was a centipede style game. There were so many I wish I could remember them all to help but I cannot.

I've been looking for this one for a hot minute but I have no idea what the name of the game is. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

 

[JoanMcWench]

I hate to bump this but I am really interested in the answer to this one. I have been searching for this game for a while. There is not a huge market of black cartridge games. You would think this would help but it has not thus far. I wanted to purchase it but no luck finding it.

 

[DarkRainCloud]

It might be worth looking for action 52 or multicart on google to see if you can find it.

 

[crunchyg]

Piracy talk is not allowed, so I'm closing this thread. Besides, there were thousands of variations of these multi-game cartridges, so you would never find it just by the number of games on the cart.

 

[JoanMcWench]

I tried to send you a message, crunchyg, but it would not allow me to. I wanted to explain:

By black I am referring to the literal colour of the cartridge I used to play in the (I want to say) mid 90's on NES. I originally purchased it in a FuncoLand. It's an actual game. It may have been a Japanese import. I am unsure. The reason I am so adament on seeing if someone has any idea is because I was looking to find it to add to my collection. I am unsure how piracy fits into this one. I was not referring to anything piratey. Apologies for the confusion.

 

[crunchyg]

Thanks for letting me know about the PM error, it's been fixed.

All "multigame" carts were pirate-made, and most came from China. Funcoland should have never had it listed for sale. The salesperson probably just didn't know what was up.