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Wall Street Kid

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Also known as
Wall $treet Kid

Manage a fortune by trading stocks while balancing health and relationships.

Wall Street Kid was developed and published by SOFEL for the NES, with its earliest commercial release in 1990. No earlier version on another platform exists.


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Released
1990
Perspective
1st-person
Size
128.14 KB
Rating
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About Wall Street Kid

Wall Street Kid presents a scenario where the player character stands to inherit a vast fortune from a deceased relative. This inheritance is conditional, requiring the beneficiary to demonstrate financial acumen by increasing the wealth through stock market investments.

Beyond managing a portfolio, the player must also attend to personal matters. Maintaining physical health through regular exercise and keeping a romantic partner content with frequent gifts are additional ongoing responsibilities.

The stock trading system itself is designed to be fair for newcomers to grasp. Gameplay involves making purchase decisions and then advancing to the next day to see the results, which inform whether to hold or change investments.

Wall Street Kid Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Larry, the lofty lawyer
You receive a call from Ralph, the real estate agent
Main game window - from here you can read the newspaper, take Prisila out, exercise, and more
Taking Prisila out on a date
Choosing which stock to invest in
Going out to the gym
Buying Prisila a dog
I wasn't able to raise a million dollars by the due date
If you fail to buy a house by May 1, the game ends early