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Active Enterprises was a Bahamas-based video game company founded by Vince Perri and Raul Gomila. Active was responsible for the Action 52 video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and Sega Genesis (also known as the Sega Mega Drive), as well as the unreleased Cheetahmen 2 for the NES. They also had planned to create their own handheld console, the Action Gamemaster, as well as a cartoon, costumes, and action figures based on their Cheetahmen characters.

In 1994 the company left the video game market, and in the late 1990s they merged with Ivan Koulakovski's company, Voice Technologies. The original two members of the company have since left, Perri operating a casino in the Dominican Republic and Gomila operating a car dealership in southern Florida.

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