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Hello, I am Pirate Multicart/Hack Man (I'm also known as Nintendoman & Segaman and by a whole slew of other channels).

This is the Super 400 In 1 that I bought off of AliExpress. I have to say, it's a pretty decent multicart (though not perfect). Then again, what kind of pirate/flash multicart's perfect?

These are the games that are in order in this video:

1. Contra 1 - A pretty awesome game (made by Konami) (US version). It's also a very common game on most, if not all, multicarts. Oh, and this flash/pirate multicart has a built in menu (inside THIS menu) that lets you select what level you start on, your gun (that you start with AND keep PERMANENTLY) and the 30 lives option. Personally, when I play THIS multicart and go to Contra 1, I pick the "Shot Gun Option" (it's the spreader).
2. Contra 2 - Same thing. This one ALSO has a built in menu too.
3. Contra 3 - It's Contra Force. Nothing to be really said here. (Although, you can perform an "Infinite Jump Glitch", which I SHOULD show off (I might've already done that on my Nintendoman channel, but I can't remember)).
4. Contra 7 - This one is a hack of Super C/Super Contra that's actually pretty decent (aside from the irritating first boss, who likes to shoot fireballs and those fireballs are unavoidable sometimes and the first boss's hitbox being kinda-sorta iffy).
5. Kage - JP version of Shadow Of The Ninja. Pretty awesome game.
6. Final Mission - JP version of S.C.A.T. (Special Cybernetic Attack Team). The JP version's less good than the US version, because of only having 3 hit points (US version had 6) and upon getting hit, it takes your gun (laser gun, wide gun) away from you.
7. Tiny Toon 1 - Tiny Toon Adventures. It's kinda like Mario 1 & Castlevania 3 (sort of) in that, you jump on enemies and you switch characters (by getting a ball). There are hearts available which give you a second hit.
8. Tiny Toon 2 - Tiny Toon Adventures 2. I'm not entirely sure how I feel about this game. I think I should PROBABLY play Tiny Toon 2 a bit more and see how I feel about it.
9. Tiny Toon 3 - Bugs Bunny's Crazy Castle. This game CAN be fun (in short bursts) and it provides a password that's only four digits long, so this game CAN be picked up where you left off.
10. Ninja Gaidem 1 - Shadow Warriors (PAL version of Ninja Gaiden). This game CAN be difficult and frustrating (somewhat), but the key point to beating this game is patience (which, fortunately, I have a lot of).
11. Ninja Gaidem 2 - Ninja Gaiden 2 (US version). Similar to Ninja Gaiden 1 in gameplay and difficulty.
12. Ninja Gaidem 3 - Ninja Gaiden 3 (US version). For some reason, THIS version has limited continues (unlike the JP version, which has a password feature). Nothing much to say here beyond that.
13. Double Dragon 1 - Double Dragon (JP version, I think). This beat-em-up is probably one of the most iconic beat-em-up of it's era. This version doesn't have 2-player coop, but I can live with that (considering I frequently play Mighty Final Fight and this a lot). It also has a "level-up" system that's pretty inventive for 1989 (mid-nes life) standards. It's a pretty good version of Double Dragon.
14. Double Dragon 2 - Double Dragon 2 (PAL version). Wow, this one packs Co-Op. This version has a "weird" feature, where if you press A while to the left, it punches (B also kicks while to the left) and if you press A while to the right it kicks (B also punches while to the right). This threw me off for a little bit, until I got to used to it pretty quickly. Needless to say, this version of Double Dragon 2 is good (probably great).
15. Double Dragon 3 - Double Dragon 3 (US version). I don't know what happened here, but SOMETHING changed here. The CPU opponents are relentless in this one, forcing me to spam Hurricane Kick like hell. Sometimes your moves DON'T work (although MOST of the time, they do work). I'm not sure how I feel about this game.
16. Double Dragon 4 - Target: Renegade. Pretty decent beat em up.