Wheel of Fortune Junior Edition

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WheelJR

Rate: 3 out of 5
Difficulty: 1 out of 5
Played: 10/26

Opinion: I've never liked Wheel of Fortune and always preferred Jeopardy. As easy as the game is, I consider it to be 90% luck because you start off first but have no idea what the board is showing. You miss a letter, leaving everybody else an easier time to figure it out finally because there are less letters in play. Eventually, it becomes easy to guess before you can do anything about it. Once in a while, everything falls in place for you, but that's not always the case. In other words, there should be more rounds. Anyway, GameTek ineplxicably released Wheel of Fortune Junior Edition that's no different from Wheel of Fortune.

To consider this game beat, you must win one match plus Round 4 at skill level 3.



Technical Notes

Basic Moves
♦Not much to explain; everything is straightforward, but you can use either A or B button to slow down the wheel for yourself or others.



Match



What To Do

♦I guess you'll have to watch the game show on TV to be familiar with the basics. It's really easy to understand. One tip I can give you during Round 3 is: if you are ahead in money overall and the next player is 3rd and doesn't have enough to win overall if s/he solves the board, you can elect to solve but fail to do so if you are truly clueless; hence, it's automatic that said person will.

♦As for solving the board, you just have to be very familiar with the American culture.