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Monopoly technical data

Name Monopoly
System NES
Year 1991
Developer Sculptured Software
Genre Strategy

Monopoly is a classic board game that has been ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) console. It was released in 1988 by Parker Brothers and was one of the first video game adaptations of the popular board game. The goal of the game is to acquire as much wealth as possible by buying and trading properties, building houses and hotels, and collecting rent from opponents.

The NES version of Monopoly allows up to four players to compete against each other, with computer-controlled opponents available if desired. Players can choose from a variety of tokens including the traditional top hat, car, thimble, battleship, shoe, wheelbarrow and dog. The board consists of 40 spaces including familiar locations such as St. Charles Place and Marvin Gardens as well as some unique spaces like “Birthday Gift” which awards players $500 when they land on it.

Players roll two dice at the beginning of their turn in order to determine how many spaces they can move around the board. If a player lands on an unowned property they may purchase it for its listed price; otherwise if they land on someone else’s property they must pay rent according to the number of houses or hotels built on it. When all properties are owned in a given color group players may build houses or hotels for additional income or trade properties with other players for mutual benefit.

When all four players have gone bankrupt or when one player has accumulated all the money in the bank then that player is declared the winner. The NES version also features several mini-games such as “Rolling Stock” where players try to buy stocks before their opponents do, “Chance” where luck determines your fate, and “Auction” where you bid against your opponents for properties you want!

Monopoly remains a timeless classic and its NES adaptation captures much of what makes it so enjoyable: strategic planning, wheeling-and-dealing with fellow players and outsmarting your opponents! Its simple yet challenging gameplay makes it an excellent choice for families looking for a great way to spend time together while competing over who will come out on top!

NES Strategy games