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{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is an unlicensed [[Sega Mega Drive]] game compilation multicart developed by [[FarSight Technologies]] and published by [[Active Enterprises]]. An extensively-redesigned port of the publisher's infamous 1991 [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] multicart ''[[wikipedia:Action 52|Action 52]]'', it was released exclusively in the United States in May 1995 at a retail price of $199.{{magref|gamepro|34|16}} While considered far superior to the original release, the title remains relatively basic and poor in gameplay design.
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{{stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is an unlicensed [[Sega Mega Drive]] game compilation multicart developed by [[FarSight Technologies]] and published by [[Active Enterprises]]. An extensively-redesigned port of the publisher's infamous 1991 [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] multicart ''[[wikipedia:Action 52|Action 52]]'', it was released exclusively in the United States in May 1995 at a retail price of $199.{{magref|gamepro|34|16}} While considered far superior to the original NES release, the title remains relatively basic and poor in gameplay design.
  
 
==Games==
 
==Games==
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Each game is color coded, with a legend on the first screen when the cartridge is booted up: {{yellow|Expert}}, {{purple|Intermediate}}, {{green|Beginner}}, {{blue|Two Player}}, {{white|Special}}. All of the games can be exited by pausing then pressing {{C}} while paused; which will return the game to the title screen.
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Each game is color coded, with a legend on the first screen when the cartridge is booted up: {{yellow|Expert}}, {{purple|Intermediate}}, {{green|Beginner}}, {{blue|Two Player}}, {{white|Special}}. All of the games can be exited by pausing with {{start}} then pressing {{C}} while paused; which will return the game to the title screen.
  
 
===List of games===
 
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| title=1: ''Go Bonkers'' (expert)
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| title=1: ''Go Bonkers'' ({{yellow|Expert}})
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| desc=Known simply as "Bonkers" on the in-game list. You control a green ball that will bounce all the way up and all the way down on a vertical field. You can move it left and right with the D-pad. The ball will destroy blocks of matching colors; touching a grey block with a different color will change the ball's color (however, the ball cannot be changed back to green using the gray blocks with green in the middle). Hitting a grey block with a black + in the middle will make you lose one ball and revert the ball color to green. After all colored blocks are removed, simply remove the remaining blocks with green in the middle to clear the level. Also worth mentioning, this is one of the few games of the cart to have a title screen.
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| screenshot2=Action52 MD GoBonkers Titlescreen.png
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| desc=Known simply as "Bonkers" on the in-game list. You control a green ball that will bounce all the way up and all the way down on a vertical field. You can move it left and right with the D-Button. The ball will destroy bricks of matching colors; touching a grey brick with a different color will change the ball's color (however, the ball cannot be changed back to green using the gray bricks with green in the middle). Hitting a Black Cross brick will make you lose one ball and revert the ball color to green. After all colored bricks are removed, simply remove the remaining bricks with green in the middle to clear the level. Also worth mentioning, this is one of the few games of the cart to have a title screen.
 
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| title=3: ''Dyno-Tennis'' (two player)
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| title=3: ''Dyno-Tennis'' ({{blue|Two player}})
 
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| desc=Simple tennis game. Player 1 is the orange dinosaur; Player 2 is the purple one. {{left}} and {{right}} move. {{C}} swings. Most points after 10 sets wins.
 
| desc=Simple tennis game. Player 1 is the orange dinosaur; Player 2 is the purple one. {{left}} and {{right}} move. {{C}} swings. Most points after 10 sets wins.
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| title=5: ''Star Ball'' (expert)
 
| title=5: ''Star Ball'' (expert)
 
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| desc=Simple pinball game. {{Left}} flips the left flipper; {{C}} flips the right. There appears to be multiple tables; the manual mentions that collecting all bonuses and destroying all the enemies you can, will take to the next table.
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| desc=Simple pinball game. {{Left}} flips the left flipper; {{C}} flips the right flipper. There appears to be multiple tables; the manual mentions that collecting all bonuses and destroying all the enemies you can, will take to the next table.
 
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| title=7: ''Daytona'' (expert)
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| title=7: ''Daytona'' ({{yellow|Expert}})
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| desc=Simple 3D racing game. Hold {{C}} to accelerate; let go to brake. Steer with {{left}} and {{right}}. Hit {{A}} to switch gears. The only real goal appears to be "get 3 laps" but the game has no indicator telling lap count or finish line — the level will just fade out.
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| desc=Simple 3D racing game. the goal is to win many races as possible, thereby increasing cash winnings and enter the ultimate race, the "Daytona". Hold {{C}} to accelerate; brake with {{B}}, Steer with {{left}} and {{right}} and hit {{A}} to switch between low and high gears.
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Players start the game with $ 3,700 and will be charged an entrance fee to enter each race; with the entrance fee increasing as the races progress. Players must avoid hitting obstacles and other cars; or else the car will take damage and be completely stopped. Payment will be deducted for any damage incurred to the car, and the game ends if the player runs out of money.
 
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| title=8: ''15 Puzzle'' (expert)
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| title=8: ''15 Puzzle'' ({{yellow|Expert}})
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| desc=[[wikipedia:Fifteen puzzle|...15 puzzle.]] D-pad to move cursor; {{C}} to move block.
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| desc=Action 52's adaptation of [[wikipedia:Fifteen puzzle|Fifteen puzzle.]] Players must get all the scrambled numbers in order under a 5 minute time limit. Use the Directional buttons to move the cursor and {{C}} to move the selected block.
 
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| title=9: ''Sketch'' (expert)
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| title=9: ''Sketch'' ({{yellow|Expert}})
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| image=Action52 MD Sketch.png
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| desc=Line art canvas. D-pad moves the pencil. Hold {{C}} to draw. {{B}} changes line thickness. {{A}} changes line color. This is similar to [[Art Alive!]] by using the same pencil sprite and other features.
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| desc=Line art canvas. D-Button moves the pencil. Hold {{C}} to draw. {{B}} changes pen size. {{A}} changes pen color. This is similar to [[Art Alive!]] by using the same pencil sprite and other features.
 
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| title=10: ''Star Duel'' (two player)
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| title=10: ''Star Duel'' ({{blue|Two player}})
 
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| title=11: ''Haunted Hills'' (expert)
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| title=11: ''Haunted Hills'' ({{yellow|Expert}})
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| desc=Known as "Haunted Hill" in-game.
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| desc=Known as "Haunted Hill" in-game, and also one of the few games on the card to have a title screen. Tommy Tow is lost in the haunted hills and he must the way out by collecting all of the hidden diamonds.
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D-Button moves Tommy left and right; {{C}} makes Tommy attack with his torch, and {{B}} jumps.
 
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| title=12: ''Alfredo & the Fettucinni's'' (expert)
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| title=12: ''Alfredo & the Fettucinni's'' ({{yellow|Expert}})
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| desc=Known as "Alfredo" in-game.
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| desc=Known as just "Alfredo" in-game. Alfredo must catch the fettuccini's and pasta's and avoid the sausages and the meatballs. D-Button moves Alfredo.
 
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| title=13: ''The Cheetahmen'' (expert)
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| title=13: ''The Cheetahmen'' ({{yellow|Expert}})
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| desc=Save all the encaged cheetah kittens in every level. {{B}} jumps and {{C}} attacks.
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| desc=Use Aries, Apollo and Hercules to find all the stolen cheetah cubs in every level. D-Button moves, {{B}} jumps and {{C}} attacks. Each Cheetahmen has their own attacks:
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Hercules punches, Apollo shoots a crossbow and Aries uses his clubs.
 
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| title=14: ''Skirmish'' (two player)
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| title=24: ''Mousetrap'' (intermediate)
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| title=24: ''Mouse Trap'' ({{purple|Intermediate}})
 
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| desc=Known in-game as "Mousetrap".
 
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| title=31: ''Street Skater'' (intermediate)
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| title=31: ''Street Skater'' ({{purple|Intermediate}})
 
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| desc=Known simply as "Skater" in the game.
 
| desc=Known simply as "Skater" in the game.
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| title=35: ''Shootout'' (intermediate)
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| title=35: ''Shoot Out'' ({{purple|Intermediate}})
 
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| title=37: ''Speed Boat'' (beginner)
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| title=37: ''Speedboat'' ({{green|Beginner}})
 
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| title=39: ''G-Force Fighter'' (beginner)
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| title=39: ''G-Force Fighter'' ({{green|Beginner}})
 
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| title=43: ''Magic Bean'' (beginner)
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| title=43: ''Magic Bean'' ({{green|Beginner}})
 
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| desc=Based on the ''Jack and the Beanstalk'' fairytale.
 
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| title=44: ''Apache Chopper'' (beginner)
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| title=44: ''Apache Chopper'' ({{green|Beginner}})
 
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| desc=Known as "Apache" in-game
 
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| title=50: ''The Boss'' (beginner)
 
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| desc={{Left}} and {{Right}} moves, {{Up}} and {{Down}} climbs the ladders and {{C}} shoots.
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| desc=The Lizard gang is loose. Collect all of the hidden money bags in the hideout; {{Left}} and {{Right}} moves, {{Up}} and {{Down}} climbs the ladders and {{C}} shoots.
 
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| title=51: ''1st Video Game'' (two player)
 
| title=51: ''1st Video Game'' (two player)
 
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| desc=Referred as "First Game" at the in-game menu. The game itself is a rendition of ''Pong'' (which post-dates the first "video game" by many years).
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| desc=Referred as "1st Game" at the in-game menu. The game itself is a rendition of ''Pong'' (which post-dates the first "video game" by many years).
 
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| title=52: ''Action 52 Challenge'' (special)
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| title=52: ''Action 52 Challenge'' ({{white|Special}})
 
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| desc=Simply referred as "Challenge" in-game, is an endurance test which puts the player into a random series of the highest levels of the other remaining 46 single-player games.
 
| desc=Simply referred as "Challenge" in-game, is an endurance test which puts the player into a random series of the highest levels of the other remaining 46 single-player games.
 
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| desc= Listen to the games music and sound effects.
 
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Action 52
System(s): Sega Mega Drive
Publisher: Active Enterprises
Developer:
Supporting companies:
Original system(s): Nintendo Family Computer
Developer(s) of original games: Active Enterprises
Game total: 52
Sound driver: GEMS
Genre: Compilation

















Number of players: 1-2
Release Date RRP Code
Sega Mega Drive
US 		$199.00199.00[2]

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Action 52 is an unlicensed Sega Mega Drive game compilation multicart developed by FarSight Technologies and published by Active Enterprises. An extensively-redesigned port of the publisher's infamous 1991 Nintendo Entertainment System multicart Action 52, it was released exclusively in the United States in May 1995 at a retail price of $199.[2] While considered far superior to the original NES release, the title remains relatively basic and poor in gameplay design.

Games

Each game is color coded, with a legend on the first screen when the cartridge is booted up: Expert, Intermediate, Beginner, Two Player, Special. All of the games can be exited by pausing with  START  then pressing C while paused; which will return the game to the title screen.

List of games

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1: Go Bonkers (Expert)
Known simply as "Bonkers" on the in-game list. You control a green ball that will bounce all the way up and all the way down on a vertical field. You can move it left and right with the D-Button. The ball will destroy bricks of matching colors; touching a grey brick with a different color will change the ball's color (however, the ball cannot be changed back to green using the gray bricks with green in the middle). Hitting a Black Cross brick will make you lose one ball and revert the ball color to green. After all colored bricks are removed, simply remove the remaining bricks with green in the middle to clear the level. Also worth mentioning, this is one of the few games of the cart to have a title screen.
Notavailable.svg 2: Darksyne (expert)
You are a ship stuck in a room with enemies. As in Asteroids, you are bound by gravity, and holding B and using the D-pad will allow you some limited form of motion. Holding C gives you a shield with limited energy. A shoots. Destroy all the enemies without hitting the walls of the level to move on to the next.
Notavailable.svg 3: Dyno-Tennis (Two player)
Simple tennis game. Player 1 is the orange dinosaur; Player 2 is the purple one. Left and Right move. C swings. Most points after 10 sets wins.
Notavailable.svg 4: Ooze (expert)
Platforming run-and-gun where you play as the Ooze Boy. C shoots (notoriously, Ooze Boy is not able to shoot while jumping); B jumps. Down crouches; moving while crouched crawls. Falling from too high a slope will kill Ooze Boy. You are tasked to collect keys throughout each level, in order to progress to the next.
Notavailable.svg 5: Star Ball (expert)
Simple pinball game. Left flips the left flipper; C flips the right flipper. There appears to be multiple tables; the manual mentions that collecting all bonuses and destroying all the enemies you can, will take to the next table.
Notavailable.svg 6: Sidewinder (expert)
After Burner/G-LOC clone, except you can move freely to the left and to the right (with scrolling too!). C fires.

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7: Daytona (Expert)
Simple 3D racing game. the goal is to win many races as possible, thereby increasing cash winnings and enter the ultimate race, the "Daytona". Hold C to accelerate; brake with B, Steer with Left and Right and hit A to switch between low and high gears.

Players start the game with $ 3,700 and will be charged an entrance fee to enter each race; with the entrance fee increasing as the races progress. Players must avoid hitting obstacles and other cars; or else the car will take damage and be completely stopped. Payment will be deducted for any damage incurred to the car, and the game ends if the player runs out of money.

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8: 15 Puzzle (Expert)
Action 52's adaptation of Fifteen puzzle. Players must get all the scrambled numbers in order under a 5 minute time limit. Use the Directional buttons to move the cursor and C to move the selected block.

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9: Sketch (Expert)
Line art canvas. D-Button moves the pencil. Hold C to draw. B changes pen size. A changes pen color. This is similar to Art Alive! by using the same pencil sprite and other features.
Notavailable.svg 10: Star Duel (Two player)

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11: Haunted Hills (Expert)
Known as "Haunted Hill" in-game, and also one of the few games on the card to have a title screen. Tommy Tow is lost in the haunted hills and he must the way out by collecting all of the hidden diamonds.

D-Button moves Tommy left and right; C makes Tommy attack with his torch, and B jumps.

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12: Alfredo & the Fettucinni's (Expert)
Known as just "Alfredo" in-game. Alfredo must catch the fettuccini's and pasta's and avoid the sausages and the meatballs. D-Button moves Alfredo.

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13: The Cheetahmen (Expert)
Use Aries, Apollo and Hercules to find all the stolen cheetah cubs in every level. D-Button moves, B jumps and C attacks. Each Cheetahmen has their own attacks:

Hercules punches, Apollo shoots a crossbow and Aries uses his clubs.

Notavailable.svg 14: Skirmish (Two player)
Notavailable.svg 15: Depth Charge (expert)
Notavailable.svg 16: Minds Eye (expert)
Notavailable.svg 17: Alien Attack (expert)
Notavailable.svg 18: Billy Bob (expert)
Notavailable.svg 19: Sharks (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 20: Knockout (two player)
Notavailable.svg 21: Intruder (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 22: Echo (intermediate)
Action52 MD Freeway.png 23: Freeway (intermediate)
Help the dog to bring all objects from one sidewalk to another while avoiding to get ran over by the vehicles.
Notavailable.svg 24: Mouse Trap (Intermediate)
Known in-game as "Mousetrap".
Notavailable.svg 25: Ninja (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 26: Slalom (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 27: Dauntless (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 28: Force One (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 29: Spidey (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 30: Appleseed (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 31: Street Skater (Intermediate)
Known simply as "Skater" in the game.
Notavailable.svg 32: Sunday Driver (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 33: Star Evil (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 34: Air Command (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 35: Shoot Out (Intermediate)
Listed in-game as "Shootout".
Notavailable.svg 36: Bombs Away (intermediate)
Notavailable.svg 37: Speedboat (Beginner)
Listed in-game as "Speed Boat".
Notavailable.svg 38: Dedant (beginner)
Notavailable.svg 39: G-Force Fighter (Beginner)
Referred as "G Fighter" in-game
Notavailable.svg 40: Man At Arms (beginner)
Notavailable.svg 41: Norman (beginner)
Notavailable.svg 42: Armor Battle (two player)
Notavailable.svg 43: Magic Bean (Beginner)
Based on the Jack and the Beanstalk fairytale.
Notavailable.svg 44: Apache Chopper (Beginner)
Known as "Apache" in-game
Notavailable.svg 45: Paratrooper (beginner)
Notavailable.svg 46: Sky Avenger (beginner)
Notavailable.svg 47: Sharp Shooter (beginner)
Listed in-game as "Sharpshooter".
Notavailable.svg 48: Meteor (beginner)
Notavailable.svg 49: Black Hole (beginner)

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50: The Boss (beginner)
The Lizard gang is loose. Collect all of the hidden money bags in the hideout; Left and Right moves, Up and Down climbs the ladders and C shoots.
Notavailable.svg 51: 1st Video Game (two player)
Referred as "1st Game" at the in-game menu. The game itself is a rendition of Pong (which post-dates the first "video game" by many years).
Notavailable.svg 52: Action 52 Challenge (Special)
Simply referred as "Challenge" in-game, is an endurance test which puts the player into a random series of the highest levels of the other remaining 46 single-player games.

Notavailable.svg

Sound Test (Special)
Listen to the games music and sound effects.

History

Development

Vince Perri gave FarSight Technologies 1 year of developing time for the Mega Drive version of the game.

Mario González, which designed the NES version, did not worked in this one.

Release

Like the NES game of the same name, it sold poorly and was met with negative reception.

A Nintendo Super Famicom version of Action 52 was advertised alongside the Sega Mega Drive version, but was ultimately unreleased (presumably due to Active Enterprises' bankruptcy.)

Magazine articles

Main article: Action 52/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

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Print advert in GamePro (US) #54: "January 1994" (199x-xx-xx)
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Print advert in Electronic Gaming Monthly (US) #57: "April 1994" (1994-xx-xx)
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Print advert in EGM² (US) #5: "November 1994" (1994-1x-xx)
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Physical scans

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Technical information

Main article: Action 52/Technical information.

References

  1. ↑ http://www.farsightstudios.com/history.htm (Wayback Machine: 2001-12-01 17:24)
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 GamePro, "May 1992" (US; 1992-xx-xx), page 16
  3. ↑ Electronic Gaming Monthly, "December 1994" (US; 1994-xx-xx), page 359
  4. ↑ 1700 igr dlya Sega, "" (RU; 2001-xx-xx), page 25
  5. ↑ GamePro, "March 1994" (US; 1994-xx-xx), page 54
  6. ↑ https://tw.carousell.com/p/sega-md-%E7%B4%85%E7%99%BD%E6%A9%9F%E5%8D%A1%E5%B8%B6-super-52-in-1-1237332409/?t-id=m-Y4lyA8z-_1687987861591&t-referrer_browse_type=search_results&t-referrer_page_type=search&t-referrer_request_id=TV4uSZCnrjh6oSBx&t-referrer_search_query=sega&t-referrer_search_query_source=direct_search&t-referrer_sort_by=popular&t-tap_index=16
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