The early '90s were a fascinating time for the gaming industry and things like compilations or any kind of multi-game setup were a rarity. You would occasionally see things like Sega package a bundle of games together with a console like the Sega CD or offer up both Sonic 1 and Sonic 2 as free promo games on the Genesis, but larger-scale multi-game releases were rare. One noteworthy one was Action 52 on the NES, which got a healthy amount of play in magazines. It advertised itself as 52 games in one, and if any of the games were worthwhile, it may have been a solid value.
Guns Blazing
The games included, however, were so bad that they became the target of long-standing rage, both faux and otherwise via sites like Seanbaby and the Angry Video Game Nerd shining a light on them that allowed people who thankfully missed out on playing them in real-time to get an idea for how poorly-executed the concept was. The team at Mossmouth has created the compilations under the guise of it being a compilation of games for the imaginary LX game console and features a variety of titles that...
