Wheel of Fortune is a 1988 NES adaptation of the classic television game show, developed by Rare and published by GameTek. Players compete against human or computer-controlled opponents to spin the iconic wheel, guess letters, and solve word puzzles across various categories to accumulate virtual cash.
How to Play
The objective is to reveal the hidden phrase by guessing its letters. On your turn, you can spin the wheel to guess a consonant for cash, buy a vowel for $250, or attempt to solve the puzzle. Be careful to avoid landing on the “Bankrupt” or “Lose a Turn” spaces.
| Gamepad control: | ||
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Player 1: |
Player 2: |
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â |
â | – |
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â |
â | – |
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â |
â | – |
| â | â | – |
| A | X | – |
| B | Z | – |
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SELECT |
Shift |
– |
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START |
Enter | – |
Tips
If you already know the answer to the puzzle, you can continue spinning the wheel to guess remaining consonants and build up your winnings, provided you are willing to risk landing on Bankrupt. Vowels cost a flat $250 regardless of how many appear on the board, so purchase them strategically when you need a critical hint to figure out the missing words.
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