Part 3: The 45 in 1 JY 120AA Multicart - Games 11-15 - Commons are here
011. Elevator Action - 0:05 - 2:57 - This game is one of the "common" games on a typical pirate multi-cart. It's about shooting enemy spies and grabbing folders and stuff. It can be a fun time waster.
12. Flappy - 3:05 - 7:35 - This game is a puzzle game where you have to put the boulders in the correct positions - otherwise you will die! You can crush enemies to death with the boulders, but be careful, you can crush yourself with them as well. I suppose this game's decent enough for a time waster.
13. King of The Ghost - 7:40 - 8:20 - This is also known as Obake no Q Tarou: Wan Wan Panic in JPN or Chubby Cherub in the US. You have to collect stuff while avoiding dogs and random stuff. You can fly (as a ghost/fairy), but this drains the power bar pretty rapidly until you get food. Also, if you get a lollipop, you can shoot down those pesky dogs that bark projectiles at you. To be honest with you, this game is fairly mediocre in terms of game-play.
14. Nineteen Forty Two - 8:24 - 9:56 - I have no idea why the developers decided to spell 1942 as Nineteen Forty Two, but 1942 is an arcade-to-NES conversion - this is a war shooter where you go shooting down planes and collecting various power ups such as a wider shot and options. Now, the music may be fairly bad and the graphics aren't that great, but the game-play isn't too terrible considering that Micronics made the NES port of 1942. Then again, it may just be nostalgic memories of playing this game (though I suppose 1943's quality is above that of 1942's quality). Even so, it's still a decent enough game (despite the bad music and bland graphics).
15 - Seicross - 10:01 - 12:36 - This is a racing/shooter game where you have to make it to the end, either bumping enemies (Road Fighter style) or shooting them down. Be careful, though, because there's an energy meter in the middle of the HUD and that drains naturally - however, shooting makes the energy bar drain faster and if you run out of energy, you die. You can pick up those nuclear things on the playing field to keep your energy bar as high as possible or you can pick up people on the playing field (to get a bonus at the end of the level). Green biker enemies go past you, pink biker enemies may try to bump into you if you're close enough to them and red biker enemies will follow you persistently and try to bump into you as well. There are a couple of power ups to aid you - the star, which makes the firing rate automatic (but it drains your energy bar like the Game Gear drains batteries) and there's a power up not shown in this video that makes the firing rate ridiculously even more useful.