Talk:Cheetahmen II

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As an aside, Active Enterprises was such a cheap outfit that there was never even a "real" Cheetahmen 2 cartridge. The existing cartridges which were found in a warehouse some years ago - supposedly complete and ready for shipment to dealers, mind you - have the exact same label art as their earlier Action 52 for the NES. The only external difference is a small gold label on the bottom of the cart identifying the game as "CHEETAMEN II" (obviously, proofreading was never a big deal at Active). And on some cartridges, there wasn't even such a label at all! As a result, if you come across an Action 52 cartridge for sale at a flea market or other similar venture, ask if you can examine or test the cartridge out before you buy it; there is a slim chance it's really Cheetahmen 2.