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Nintendo Entertainment System
Game Type
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Overview
Place the shapes where they fit on the grid to form a picture. The game features no music and minimal sound effects. For unknown reasons, most releases start on the second level of the game. Inexplicably, level 5 features two identically-shaped wheel pieces, with one counted as being correct and the other incorrect. This game appears to be a more advanced version of Elmo's Shape Match; a minigame from the licensed Techno Source "Elmo's World" plug and play system. The games on the final Elmo's World system are entirely reprogrammed, and do not seem to be Nice Code-affiliated; it is unknown if Nice Code was involved in the production of the system at some point. Other games that are seemingly Elmo's World-based include River Jump, Aquarium, Goal Keeper, and possibly Cookies Labyrinth and Happy Match.
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Cooperative
No
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Not Rated