Maxivision 15-in-1
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The Maxivision 15-in-1 was a multicart for the Nintendo Entertainment System, published by American Video Entertainment in the early 1990s. It combined many of AVE's own offerings with those of other unlicensed NES publishers, including Color Dreams and Odyssey Software.
This was originally to have been a 30-in-1 cartridge; indeed, an infomercial advertising Maxivision in its 30-game format was broadcast a few months before its release. The half-hour advertisement took the form of a video game challenge match between two teams of kids, both captained by World Wrestling Federation performers Hulk Hogan, "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff and The Honky Tonk Man. However, licensing issues with the other companies forced AVE to pare Maxivision's lineup in half before it could hit the streets.
[edit] Included Games
- Chiller
- Deathbots
- Double Strike
- Dude W Attitude
- F-15 City War
- Krazy Kreatures
- Menace Beach
- Puzzle
- Pyramid
- Rad Racket Tennis
- Solitaire
- ShockWave
- Stakk M (Named Pokeblock in the 30-in-1 version)
- Tiles of Fate
- Venice Volleyball
[edit] Games cut from the 30-in-1 version
- Baby Boomer
- Captain Comic
- Castle of Deceit
- Challange Dragon
- Deathrace
- Dudes II
- Mermaids
- Moon Ranger
- Neptune Adventure
- P Radicus
- PesTerminator
- RoboDemons
- Secret Scout
- Ultimate Soccer
- Wally Bear
[edit] External Links
- Maxivision Infomercial on Youtube.
