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Fun game! Very much like the show it's based on - great graphics and sounds, fun gameplay, but be warned.. it's a bit tough! Luckily, there are three skill levels. Awesome prizes as well... although I still can't win that Porsche 911! I'd say this is one of the better "game show" games for the NES. It's definitely a fun spin or two. A nice relaxing time with your NES. Now, I only wish there was Price is Right NES game. Press Your Luck would also be great! It's cheap and fun. Pick it up!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I am a game Show Collector and I collect a lot of Game Show Games and Nintendo Games. Also I Collect Retro stuff. Wheel Of Fortune first editions will always be a great gift. Like Wheel Of Fortune for Nintendo from Gametek. It does not have the best graphics for a Video Game but it always have a lot of fun and I really enjoyed it everyday when I got. When I buy nintendo at others they don't work at any nintendo sets. It is a perfect gift I have always been a Wheel Of Fortune since I was 2 years old. Also I enjoyed collecting the Wheel Of Fortune Stash since 1985. It is a part of my Wheel Of Fortune Stash. Adam Curry
Wheel of Fortune is a widely popular and long running television game show but you know that, right? These types of video games in my opinion are much better on classic console game systems as they dont include all of the extra animations, song and dance of the later console versions. The Nintendo version does not need to load or go through time consuming video scenes after every answer and round and allows you to get into the game quickly. The puzzles and audio are a bit dated but are still very good for the time and can still provide hours of entertainment.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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