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"Maxi 15" is a video game compilation for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), released in 1992 by American Video Entertainment (AVE). Unlike traditional single-game cartridges, Maxi 15 offered NES players an eclectic assortment of fifteen games spanning various genres, including action, puzzle, and sports. This compilation was distinctive because it included games that were not widely available on other platforms or had limited releases individually. Titles among the lineup such as "Krazy Kreatures," "Death Race," and "Puzzle" provided unique gameplay experiences ranging from organizing falling objects to vehicular combat races against time.

The release of "Maxi 15" was significant in the NES’s history as it was part of a wave of unlicensed multi-game cartridges that emerged towards the end of the console's mainstream lifecycle. Unlike licensed cartridges approved by Nintendo, "Maxi 15" and other AVE releases did not receive Nintendo's seal of approval, which led to some controversy and legal battles regarding copyright and distribution laws. Nevertheless, these compilations were popular among consumers for their value proposition—offering multiple gaming experiences at a lower cost than buying individual licensed games. "Maxi 15" is a noteworthy piece in the NES library, especially for collectors and enthusiasts interested in the broader narrative of video game distribution and licensing during the early 1990s.

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