Nintendo NES multicarts were not a wide spread as say the Gameboy, mainly because of the NES' use to a lockout system, which could prevent a game from working on various revisions of the NES - a "feature" the Gameboy did not have. Quite a handful of NES multicarts did find its way to gamers, mainly in the US and parts of Europe, the Netherlands comes to mind as a guy called Hessel Meun sent me tons and tons, well at least quite a few, pictures of NES carts he had been picking up. Unfortunately we did not share much information about said cartridges, and while a picture can "say" a lot, combining it with a writeup probably makes it a bit more interesting - and that's the aim here.

This 110 in 1 I believe I picked up from "someone" in the US way back - it was released by Supervision, a pirate juggernaut back in the day, a company I bet Nintendo tried to take down, but they anyway managed to produce quite a few cartridges for the black market.

While the label with just titles shown is pretty generic, I really like the look of this one - so classic multicart like.

The menu used here though is the most generic NES multicart menu to be seen, use Up or Down to select a game, Select can be used to switch to the next page of 20 some games and finally Start loads the selected game. 

Here's the list of unique games on this 110 in 1, but do we actually get 110 NES games?

Flipull
Quarth (“Shoting Block”)
Tetris (BPS version)
Tetris 2 / Tengen Tetris
Banana
Flappy
Othello (“Black White Chess”)
Gomoku Narabe Renju (“Five Pieces Chess”)
Lode Runner
Championship Lode Runner
Mahjong
4-Nin Uchi Mahjong
Donkey Kong Jr. Math
Lunar Ball
Golf
Soccer
Baseball
Tennis
Balloon Fight
Pinball
Adventure Island (“Islander”)
Gradius (“Grading”)
Milon’s Secret Castle (“Maze Song”)
Musashi no Ken (“634 Sword”)
Adventures of Dino Riki (“The New Human”)
Alpha Mission / A.S.O.
Star Soldier
The Legend of Kage (“Legendry”)
The Goonies
Argus
Arkanoid
Mighty Bomb Jack
Super Mario Bros. (“Mario Bors II”)
TwinBee
B-Wings
1942
Kung Fu / Spartan X
Penguin-Kun Wars (“ASCII”)
Ninja Hattori-kun (“Ninja III”)
MagMax
Gyrodine
Wrecking Crew
Elevator Action
Xevious
Ninja Jajamaru-kun (“Ninja”)
City Connection
Mach Rider
Seicross (“Thunder Bike”)
Excitebike
F-1 Race
Road Fighter
Zippy Race
Bomberman
Front Line
Macross
Star Force
Exerion
Galaga
Galaxian
Pac-Man
Battle City
Kung Fu
Karateka
Ninja-kun (“Ninja 1”)
Mario Bros. (“Pipeline”)
Donkey Kong (“King Kong 1”)
Donkey Kong Jr. (“King Kong 2”)
Donkey Kong 3 (“King Kong 3”)
Mappy
Popeye
Ice Climber
M.U.S.C.L.E. / Muscle Tag Match (“Wrestle”)
Nuts & Milk
Sky Destroyer
Formation Z
Pooyan
Circus Charlie (“Circus”)
Devil World
Urban Champion
Clu Clu Land
Chack’n Pop
Dig Dug (“Din Dun”)
Field Combat (“Combat”)
Raid on Bungeling Bay (“Helicopter”)
Ikki (“Ninja Fight”)
Super Arabian (“Arabian”)
Antarctic Adventure
Binary Land (“Spider Andpenguin”)
Warpman (“Space Frog”)
Gotcha! The Sport!
Hogan’s Alley
Wild Gunman
Duck Hunt

A pretty well packed NES multicart featuring a lot of, 93 games to be exact, early Famicom/NES games, but none the less a quite impressive collection - even the legendary Tengen Tetris sneaked on here.