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Re-wind 2006 is a Game Wave game
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Re-wind 2005 is a game for the Game Wave.
4 Degrees: The Arc of Trivia: Bible Edition is a trivia game published by ZAPiT Games that tests your knowledge of the Bible utilizing the same multimedia trivia game design as the other titles in the 4 Degrees series.
4 Degrees: The Arc of Trivia is a trivia game published by ZAPiT Games in 2006 as a pack-in game with the Game Wave Family Entertainment System. The game is heavily inspired by Trivial Pursuit.
A game of simulated historical and geographical knowledge. Players must pinpoint the location of a photograph and the year by dropping a location pin on a map and select the year the photograph was taken. Points are awarded for distance from correct location and year.
Greatest Moments of Our Time is a reference title produced in 1996 and includes an interesting mix of subjects. The main menu has some admin icons plus eight categories, one of which is a trivia game. The quiz has three levels of difficulty. It lasts for three rounds and has five timed, multiple choice questions per round, all the questions are based on the articles in the reference material on the disc.
How much do you know about the Presidents of the United States? Play this fun, quick-fire quiz game to learn who they were and how they changed the world. Answer correctly before time runs out, or it's game over! Gradually improve your knowledge of history, and prove to your friends that you're the ultimate US patriot!
Netherlands only CD-i quiz based on on the archaeological open air and living museum Archeon in Alphen aan den Rijn.
A collection of 5 brain training style games which came pre-installed in the console GP2X Wiz. The games include: Look for the same pictures Look for the missing number Addition and Subtraction Look for the coin in the saving pocket Crisis Ladder
The legendary Schmilblick guessing game is back. Have fun guessing the mystery objects: animals, cities, vegetables, sports, movies, TV series ... there is something for everyone. Close to the riddles of "what am I?" or the "who am I?", the universal principle is to guess what lies behind an image or its clues.