Difference between revisions of "Word Block"
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− | ''''' | + | {{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a game for the [[SC-3000]] developed by Australian company [[Creative Print Ideas]] and released in 1984. It was published in Australia by [[John Sands Electronics]] as part of its [[Mind Games]] series of [[Recreational Software Cassettes]]. |
− | The game is similar to the board game [[wikipedia:Scrabble|Scrabble]], but differs in that random letters are scattered across the board at the beginning of play, and players place one tile per turn. | + | The game is similar to the board game [[wikipedia:Scrabble|Scrabble]], but differs in that random letters are scattered across the board at the beginning of play, and players place one tile per turn. |
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"Two players (or teams) build words - letter by letter - whilst trying to block the words the opponent is building. A great and extremely involving game for children and adults - which also incorporates a colourful display board and automatic team or individual scoring." | "Two players (or teams) build words - letter by letter - whilst trying to block the words the opponent is building. A great and extremely involving game for children and adults - which also incorporates a colourful display board and automatic team or individual scoring." | ||
− | ==Physical | + | ==Screenshots== |
+ | <gallery> | ||
+ | John Sands Electronics Intro SC3000 AU.png|John Sands Intro | ||
+ | Word_Block_SC3000_AU_Screenshot1.png|Intro 1 | ||
+ | Word_Block_SC3000_AU_Screenshot2.png|Intro 2 | ||
+ | Word_Block_SC3000_AU_Screenshot3.png|Beginning | ||
+ | Word_Block_SC3000_AU_Screenshot4.png|Mid-game | ||
+ | </gallery> | ||
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+ | ==Physical scans== | ||
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Word Block | ||||||||||
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System(s): SC-3000 | ||||||||||
Publisher: John Sands Electronics | ||||||||||
Developer: Creative Print Ideas | ||||||||||
Genre: Table | ||||||||||
Number of players: 2 | ||||||||||
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Word Block is a game for the SC-3000 developed by Australian company Creative Print Ideas and released in 1984. It was published in Australia by John Sands Electronics as part of its Mind Games series of Recreational Software Cassettes.
The game is similar to the board game Scrabble, but differs in that random letters are scattered across the board at the beginning of play, and players place one tile per turn.
Synopsis
"Build your own words and block your opponents words! Hours of fun for players of all ages. Your Sega will automatically keep the score too. Good Luck!"
"Two players (or teams) build words - letter by letter - whilst trying to block the words the opponent is building. A great and extremely involving game for children and adults - which also incorporates a colourful display board and automatic team or individual scoring."
Screenshots
Physical scans
References
Games in the Mind Games Series |
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Blackjack (1984) | Ice Cream Stall (1984) | Reverso (1984) | Word Block (1984) |
Games in the Recreational Software Cassettes Series |
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Blackjack (1984) | Dragonquest (1984) | Environoid (1984) | Heroic Quest (1984) | Ice Cream Stall (1984) | Reverso (1984) | Solar Conquest! (1984) | Word Block (1984) |