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Console:
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Nintendo NES
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Year:
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1988
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RFG ID #:
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U-027-S-00360-A
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Part #:
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NES-AP-USA
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UPC:
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045496630461
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Developer:
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Rare
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Publisher:
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Nintendo
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Genre:
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Game Simulator
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Sub-genre:
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Board Game
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Players:
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1-4
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Controller:
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Standard Controller
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Media Format:
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Cartridge 64 KB
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Collection Stats:
- 392 of 7639 collectors (5.1%) have this game in their collection
- 7 of 7639 collectors (0%) have this game in their wishlist.
- 8 of 7639 collectors (0.1%) have this game for sale or trade.
Overview:
NOW YOU'RE PLAYING WITH BRAIN POWER!
Bored with board games? Tired of pursuing trivia? Had your fill of ethical questions? Then you're ready for ANTICIPATION. This zany, unpredictable, totally wacked-out video board game begins with a giant connect-the-dots puzzle. Suddenly, a video pencil starts connecting the dots and, before you know it, you're in a maddening race against the clock, trying to solve the puzzle. Is it an Igloo? A Penguin? A Pineapple? Whatever it is, you - and all your friends - will have a great time trying to guess what the pencil is drawing. Guess right and you'll get a crack at the really tough puzzles - no dots or clues, just the pencil drawing a picture. Think you're up to it? Then challenge your friends. Or take on the Computer. Either way, this off-the-floor board game will challenge you, excite you and generally drive you crazy for years to come.
Review:
Anticipation is a one to four player game, with the pieces being high heels, a bugle, a teddy bear, and an ice cream cone. Choose the number of players, and computer players. Select your skill level and you start. You'll be on a board. There will be four different colors you can land on: yellow, green, blue, and pink. When you land on a spot, you get taken to a new area. A picture is drawn on this area, and when it is done, you have to spell out the name of the whatever the picture is of (if it is a picture of a rabbit, you spell out rabbit). In the upper right hand corner, a die will slowly move from six to zero. If you don't attempt to answer before it hits zero, you get another card. Otherwise, it will be on a number while you solve the puzzle.
Sounds fun huh? Well, it sometimes can be. Most of the time, however, this game is fairly annoying. There are a few main problems. First of all, if you answer a puzzle wrong, the game never tells you the right answer! It's a pain. Also, you're timed to answer the puzzles. Sometimes you need to scroll so quickly, you easily skip past the letter you want. Do that 2 times and you lose the puzzle.
It isn't all bad...It'll kill an hour of your time easily. Before you memorize all the answers, it will keep you entertained!
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