Need help IDing 72-in-1 cart

[Blarggatron]

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm201/dxmachina88/72_in_1.jpg

I came across this recently at a local thrift store. Got a kick out of the cover art and bought the thing for a buck. I can't find it on DP or any other guide/site on the internet (closest I got was http://www.digitpress.com/DP/cmf/game.cmf?gameid=4055 but I doubt that's it). Research leads me to believe its a famicom counterfeit multicart, but i've never seen one like this. Any info greatly appreciated.

[Ed Oscuro]

Must be a new style judging from the small housing. I guess it'd still be easy to take out of a regular top-loading Famiclone or Famicom, but they're cutting it close there.

Don't recognize any of the pics, but the center one looks vaguely Shining Force-ish from here.

[chrissylas]

Don't recognize any of the pics, but the center one looks vaguely Shining Force-ish from here.

The one on the left is G-Police and the one on the right is Final Fantasy VIII. Not sure what connection old PSOne games have with a pirated famicom cart though :D

[chrissylas]

Sorry for the double post.

Is it possible that it isn't for the famicom at all and instead is for something like this?

http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/tag/1087559797.html

[qbertandernie]

it snaps into one of the numerous famiclones...i think the one it came from was shaped like an n64?

ive seen em around here too, always gets me excited til i find the system somewhere on the other side of the store :(

[coreys429]

It's for a Wii Knock off system. Check out this craigslist ad: http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/tag/1087559797.html