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Quattro Arcade came out for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1991, published by Codemasters. It was a compilation cartridge that bundled four different games together, which was a common way to get more value on the NES. You got F-16 Renegade, C.J.'s Elephant Antics, Go! Dizzy Go!, and Stunt Buggies all on one cart, offering a mix of genres in a single package.

In each game, you control a different character with a specific goal. You pilot a fighter jet to stop a professor from starting a war, guide an elephant named C.J. through jungle platforming challenges to escape captivity, navigate the egg-shaped hero Dizzy through puzzle-filled screens to rescue his friends, and drive a small buggy through the rooms of a large house performing stunts. The main objectives involve completing levels, solving environmental puzzles, and avoiding enemies. Signature mechanics include screen-by-screen exploration, precise jumping, and collecting items essential for progression. The pacing varies from the frantic shooting of F-16 Renegade to the more deliberate, thoughtful platforming of the Dizzy title, and the difficulty can be quite sharp, demanding quick reflexes and careful planning. Playing it feels like flipping through a sampler of early 90s game design, each title providing a distinct challenge.