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Old Bent Nose (c) 1981 Fabris, Robert. This is a two player game played on a five by five grid. The object of the game is to get three of your markers in a straight line, horizontally or vertically. Player one uses plus sign markers; player two uses zeroes. On the grid, twelve pairs of faces are hidden. When it is your turn, use the JX and JY on the game controller to maneuver the reversed box to the square that you want to guess. Pull the trigger. Now guess another, trying to find the matching face. If the two faces that you have exposed match, then your marker is put on those squares. The first player to get three of his/her markers in a line (not diagonally) wins. But watch out!! Old Bent Nose is hiding out there too. If you pick his square, your turn ends and Old Bent Nose trades places with another hidden face. This game combines guessing, memory, and strategy. - TRIVIA - Published in Arcadian 3, no. 9 (Jul. 09, 1981): 96-97. (Original Printing) Arcadian 3, no. 11 (Sep. 11, 1981): 111. (Music Addition by Skip Atkinson) - STAFF - Programmer: Bob Wiseman
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Old Bent Nose (c) 1981 Fabris, Robert. This is a two player game played on a five by five grid. The object of the game is to get three of your markers in a straight line, horizontally or vertically. Player one uses plus sign markers; player two uses zeroes. On the grid, twelve pairs of faces are hidden. When it is your turn, use the JX and JY on the game controller to maneuver the reversed box to the square that you want to guess. Pull the trigger. Now guess another, trying to find the matching face. If the two faces that you have exposed match, then your marker is put on those squares. The first player to get three of his/her markers in a line (not diagonally) wins. But watch out!! Old Bent Nose is hiding out there too. If you pick his square, your turn ends and Old Bent Nose trades places with another hidden face. This game combines guessing, memory, and strategy. - TRIVIA - Published in Arcadian 3, no. 9 (Jul. 09, 1981): 96-97. (Original Printing) Arcadian 3, no. 11 (Sep. 11, 1981): 111. (Music Addition by Skip Atkinson) - STAFF - Programmer: Bob Wiseman
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