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c6This game was originally written by cfNick Brencklec6, for the ceSkyLine BBS Softwarec6. It was then converted and enhanced for the ceBBBBS Software c6by cfMatt Englishc6. ceCNet Amiga c6compatibility was added later by cfRobert Smith c6(cfTreborc6). I enjoyed this game back in my caCommodore 128 c6days, but was distressed at seeing how choppy the ceAmiga CNet c6version was, so I decided to completely rewrite the system code for this file. Some effort was made to make this version look, feel, and play like previous versions.n1
This game plays just like the cbTV showc6! If you miss a guess, the next player gets a crack at it! Only thing is, cfYOU c6have to wait until the next person plays before cfYOU c6can have another turn! If you solve the puzzle, then you'll have the opportunity to create your cfOWN c6puzzle!n1
You must have at least c2$ca300 c6to buy a vowel, and all vowels cost c2$ca250c6. The letter cb"caYcb" ceMAY c6or ceMAY c9NOT c6be considered a vowel in this game. Check the cbMain Menu c6to be sure.n1
If you spin cbSURPRISEc6, you'll have a chance to win even c9MORE c6money, but cfONLY c6if you win!!n1
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c6This version uses the cfWheel Configuration c6taken from the ceBoard Game c6version of cbWheel Of Fortunec6, which is more true to life than other versions.n1
The c2$ca1000 cdspot c6will only be placed on the cfWheel c6once at least cf50cb% c6of the puzzle is shown to you. When used, it will replace one of the c2$ca200 cdspotsc6.n1
There are presently three cfSURPRISE c6items that could come up: cbFree Spinc6, caFree Vowelc6, or an amount of money cegreater c6than c2$ca1000 c6to use when guessing your next letter. Use these to your advantage if at all possible.n1
To be considered the cbcalastplayercbc6, you must have actually cbSPUN c6the cfWheelc6, or ceBought c6a cfVowelc6. This is helpful for those times you just wish to view a scores list, or some other non-gameplay related activity, c9WITHOUT c6having to give up your actual turn.n1
If you can cbWIN c6the cecurrent c6game, you'll be asked if you wish to play in the c9ALL cfNEW caBonus Roundc6, where you attempt to cbsolve c6a puzzle c9against the clockc6!n1
Have ceFUNc6, and maybe you'll see cbYOUR c6name on the cfHALL OF FAME c6List!n1
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c6Some of the cePuzzle cdClues c6may need some cbfurther c6explanationc9:n1
cbFAMILY c9- caCould be brothers, sisters, or parents and siblings.n1
cbSTAR & ROLE c9- ceAn actor/actress and the role they were noted for portraying.n1
cbPEOPLE c9- caGroups or large sums of persons with one thing in common.n1
cbBEFORE & AFTER c9- ceThree words that form two different things, for example:
cfWhite House Boat ceforms cb"cfWhite Housecb" ceand cb"cfHouse Boatcb"ce.n1
cbCLUE c9- caSolve the puzzle, then guess the CLUE for between $10,000 and $30,000.n1
cbPHRASE c9- ceSomething someone has said and has become quite well known.n1
cbTITLE c9- caCould be from a book, movie, play, television show, etc.n1
cbPERSON c9- ceCould be a real, or imaginary humanoid being.
cbPLACE c9- caAnything that could be visited, or stepped within.
cbTHING c9- ceNormally, this is a noun that is not a person or a place.n1
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