Popular games published by company Active Enterprises
In 1994, third game in the Cheetahmen series was in development for the Action Gamemaster, a handheld multi-cartridge and CD-ROM clone console that was being developed by Active Enterprises at the time. The game was announced at the 1994's Consumer Electronics Show, alongside the console itself. The game was later silently cancelled alongside the Action Gamemaster and Cheetahmen II.
Fuzzy must get to the land of Guru. He's got to avoid the walking brushes hair dryers, combs and other natural hair disasters, because if he losses all of his hair he's bald and the game is over.
Critical Bypass is the seventh game of NES version of Action 52.
They are everywhere. Mean guys with nails that are nine inch knives and they like to slash everything that comes into there path. Don't gei in their way or your the next victim.
Board game of strategy and skill. Try to get pieces from starting line to goal. Watch out for hidden crapes. Harder than it sounds.
Try to get cry baby back to his crip, but be careful to avoid open electric sockets, poisons, fire in the stove. There are things to help along the way such as cookies, lollipops, candy bars and pacifies. If the baby meets any bad guys trying to kidnap him he squeezes the bottle and shoots them.
The Cheetahmen was the most marketed game in the Action 52 compilation.
A multiplayer-only shooter released in Action 52.
Dedant is the fourty sixth game of the NES version of Action 52. You're a pink ant who has to kill other ants. But in the later levels, if a spider gets down where you are, you're pretty much screwed. The game has six levels. With each level, more types of enemies appear.
Sports 5 is an unreleased unlicensed sports compilation game for the Sega Genesis and SNES. It was being developed by FarSight Technologies and was set to be published by Active Enterprises.
Star Evil is the second game of NES version of Action 52. It's the first game on the cartridge that has a space theme, which is a common theme in the list of games. A lot of these share the same code for the boss and the way you play the game.
Dam Busters is the eleventh game in the NES version of Action 52. You play as a creature that looks like a beaver, shoot objects that look like tomatoes. Your goal is to go through often linear mazes and exterminate enemies.
Tunnel this way and that in order to find the gold. Be careful of the other strange creatures.
He's only the size of a flea, and it's difficult getting from here to their when your smaller than a strand of hair. It seems like your in the land of the giants.
Thrusters is the twelfth game of the NES version of Action 52. The gameplay is one of the many space shooter games on Action 52. It is which you play as a spaceship shooting enemies.
Alfred n the Fettuc (Alfredo) is the ninth game of the NES version of Action 52. The full title of the game is listed as 'Alfredo and the Fetucini's' in the manual, but when starting the game from the menu it shows the title 'Alfred n the fettuc'.
Operation Full Moon is the tenth game of the NES version of Action 52.
The legions of space pirates are causing solar flares and sending shock waves ro destroy your planet. You must fly in and arrest them all.
They're not human. They have a mind of their own. They are hungry and they want you as their next meal. Get them before they get you.
Ooze is the fifth game of NES version of Action 52.
She comes out of no where with her evil enemies. You must defend against the wave after wave of enemiesvand they will attack until only the Empress Machine "Megalonia" remains.
Rosie is looking for her gum, but so are a lot of other gum-starved critters. Help her get her gum back but be careful the critters don't get you first.
Chill Out is the fourteenth game in the NES version of Action 52. Old man winter is at the top and is your goal, but it keeps snowing and he's blowing. You must reach the top before you get snowed under.
You may try to keep the cookie patterns pounding, and the bread rising but it's not as easy as it sounds.