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Jeopardy! Junior Edition

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Also known as
All New! Junior Edition: Jeopardy!

A trivia game for younger players where answers are given and you provide the correct questions.

Jeopardy! Junior Edition for NES was developed by Rare and published by GameTek in 1989. It is a standalone NES game based on the Jeopardy! franchise, with no earlier release on another platform.


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Released
1989
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
128.02 KB
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About Jeopardy! Junior Edition

"Jeopardy! Junior Edition" for the NES adapts the television quiz show for a younger audience, starting from age seven. The core gameplay involves providing the correct question for a given answer, supporting up to three human participants who can also face computer controlled opponents.

Play progresses through three distinct rounds. The initial phases present a grid of thirty clues, randomly selected from six categories. Contestants choose a clue, then compete to be the first to "buzz in" and type their textual response using an on screen keyboard under a time limit. The final round changes this dynamic, requiring players to wager a portion of their accumulated score before attempting to answer one last clue.

The experience can be adjusted through three selectable difficulty levels, making the trivia fair to challenging based on player preference. All core mechanics, from clue selection to final wagering, are managed directly through the game's interface.

Jeopardy! Junior Edition Screenshots

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title screen 1
title screen 2
selecting number of players
selecting skill level
choose to play against the cpu or not
entering your name
choosing your characters avatar
let's play jeopardy!
choosing a category
choosing an amount to wager