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| Classic Concentration
Gametek - Game Show - 1990
Video Length: 5:55
One at a time, the contestants called out two numbers. If the prizes or special action didn't match, the opponent took a turn. However, if the player did match, whatever prize was printed on the card was placed on a board behind the contestant; or, he/she could perform an action. More importantly, a (more...) |
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| Double Dare
Gametek - Game Show - 1990
Web Rating: 3.0Video Length: 6:31
The video game version of Double Dare played exactly like its television counterpart. Rounds one and two were 10-question trivia rounds, each of which started with a toss-up challenge. Round three – the obstacle course – featured eight stages to be completed within 60 seconds. Toss-up challenges determined (more...) |
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| Family Feud
Gametek - Game Show - 1991
Web Rating: 4.3Video Length: 6:29
Let the feud begin the FAMILY FEUD, that is. Join host Louie Anderson and try to find the most popular answer to open-ended survey questions. Try to keep from getting three strikes, which gives the opposition a chance to steal the round. Whoever gets to 300 points first will get a chance to win $10,000 (more...) |
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| Fun House
Hi Tech - Game Show - 1991
Video Length: 5:46
Fun House is a NES action video game which is based on the TV show Fun House and plays like a child's version of The Running Man. In order to make it to the next level, the player must make it from the starting line to the finish within the time limit, like a top view version of Pole Position with a (more...) |
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| Hollywood Squares
Gametek - Game Show - 1989
Web Rating: 2.3Video Length: 2:56
Players have to either agree or disagree with fictitious celebrities to earn squares and make tic-tac-toe. The winner goes on to the bonus round where they have to choose the right key and insert it into the proper car. This version was based on the 1980's version hosted by John Davidson. (more...) |
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| Jeopardy!
Gametek - Game Show - 1988
Web Rating: 8.1Video Length: 3:30
A version for the Nintendo Entertainment System first appeared in 1987. The game supports up to three players, but does not support the NES Four Score accessory. Three modes of difficulty are available: Easy, Normal, and Hard, with the amount of time allotted to give the correct question decreasing as (more...) |
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| Jeopardy! 25th Anniversary
Gametek - Game Show - 1990
Video Length: 3:56
Based on the television game show of the same name. The 25th anniversary edition of this quiz show requires you to provide 'questions' in response to the 'answer' clues. The harder the question the more money it is worth. You can play with 1-3 players. If less than 3 players are competing they may choose (more...) |
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| Jeopardy! Jr.
Gametek - Game Show - 1989
Video Length: 4:16
One of the most popular game shows in television history... More comes to your NES in Jeopardy!. Just as in the television show, there are three rounds to this game: Jeopardy!, Double Jeopardy!, and Final Jeopardy! This edition is for younger players. (more...) |
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| Jeopardy! Super
Gametek - Game Show - 1991
Video Length: 5:07
In the Jeopardy! Round, point values ranged from 200 to 1000, with one Daily Double on the board. The Double Jeopardy! Round had clues worth from 500 to 2500 points, with two Daily Doubles hidden on the board. As in the regular show, the game ended with the Final Jeopardy! Round. The player with the (more...) |
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| Remote Control
Hi Tech - Game Show - 1990
Web Rating: 3.2Video Length: 3:42
Remote Control is based on the MTV quiz show of the same name. During the game three contestants (computer or human controlled) compete by answering questions about various TV shows, movies, characters, or actors/actresses. There are two rounds of gameplay followed by a third "think real fast" round. (more...) |
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