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Another pirate game I haven't played yet, and one of the more intriguing games on this console. Yeah, I know I've probably called it 4 different things in this review, but it doesn't have an actual name, so whatcha gonna do? One of the more famous and popular bootleg game systems in the wake of the NES Classic Edition controversy: The CoolBaby HD Video Game!. A newer, more advanced console, maybe? Or, even better, a modern console imitating a retro console that bootleggers are ALREADY copying off of?!Īnd that brings us to today's subject.
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So to keep sales up, it's beneficial to trick consumers into thinking they're getting something completely different! Something that's all the rage at the time. Of course, the novelty of having a ready supply of consoles and cartridges with hundreds of games on them only lasts so long. That's why you can easily go to a site like AliExpress and purchase one of HUNDREDS of variants of the console, all spread across the page for all to see, and choose from numerous multicarts, all at a price far below Nintendo has ever charged for the same hardware! And Nintendo will rarely do anything about it. If a company has a large amount of games it wants to rerelease and enhance, but the games are too short or otherwise don't match the new face of gaming, you can bet that they'll take these titles, stick it on whatever media format is popular at the time, and sell it to make money on their older games all over again! The older generation of gamers get to relive their favorite titles, the younger generation is introduced to a pack of games different to what they're used to, and the company makes money to keep afloat(usually.) Everybody wins, and the games get to live on as classics!
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We've had games for both consoles and computers released in various media forms over the last several decades, from cartridges, to cassettes, to floppies, to discs, to simply virtual folders of ROM and ISO images you've downloaded to play on an emulator. Compilations of games are nothing new, with various packages of games related in one way or another being released since the early days of the personal computer.