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Enjoy your favorite Atari 2600 and 7800 games on one system, the Atari 2600+
Test & Improve Your Memory
Moby ID: 71628
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Windows screenshots
The game's title screen
Before any tests can be taken the player must enter some basic information. This is essential for the game's scoring algorithm
Navigation within the game is via a geographic themed menu where each puzzle is associated with a location. This shows the Free Route option where the player can select any puzzle
Tours consist of three linked games. This is the start of the Paris - New York tour
The Paris puzzle consists of a series of pictures where the player must decide whether photo shows the right hand or the left hand
At the end of each puzzle the player is shown their scores and can elect to see what scores are expected for someone of their age, sex, and education
After completing each leg of a tour the player receives an award. It gets shinier and prettier as the player progresses through the tour
The second leg of the Paris - New York tour is in Kourou, Guyana. This is where the Arianne rockets are launched from.
The puzzle associated with Guyana is a word puzzle. Six of the nine supplied words will fit into this grid, the object is to find and place them
The New York puzzle is based around basket balls. The player is shown two arrangements and must say how many moves it will take to change arrangement A into arrangement B
The end of a tour and the final award.
All puzzles are clearly described and have worked examples
In addition to the Tours and the Free Route there are competitions which are combinations of four puzzles
The game contains advice on how to take the tests as well as information on how memory works
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