This term identifies a collection of video games compiled onto a single cartridge for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive console. These cartridges often featured a selection of titles spanning various genres, offering consumers a cost-effective and convenient way to experience multiple games. These compilation packages were commonly available in retail markets and served as an accessible entry point for new players into the console’s library.
These releases played a role in expanding the console’s appeal to a broader audience. By providing a varied selection of games in one package, they increased the perceived value proposition for consumers and could introduce players to titles they might not otherwise have purchased individually. Historically, these compilations were significant in regions where individual game purchases might have been less frequent due to economic factors or limited availability of titles.
