Monopoly
↘ 7.4%
🙂 7.3/10
(Super Famicom - JP, Action & Adventure)
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$16.41
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Developed by:
Sculptured Software Inc.
Published by:
Parker Brothers
Released On:
01 Jan 1992
Also available on:
Monopoly, developed by Sculptured Software, brings the classic board game to life on the Super Famicom. The story revolves around your journey as a real estate mogul, buying properties, collecting rent, and outmaneuvering your opponents. As you progress through the game, you'll encounter various challenges and surprises that will test your strategic thinking.
The gameplay is fast-paced and action-packed, with an emphasis on strategy and luck. You can choose to play against the computer or other human players, either one-on-one or in teams. With customizable options such as starting money, properties, and opponents, you can tailor the game to suit your skills and preferences.
The game features a unique top-down perspective, with animated tokens and a hand-throwing mechanic that adds to the gameplay experience. Auctions and trades are also handled through special screens, with the 16-bit versions offering more elaborate animations and illustrations.
EAN-13:
4904810779308 (Japan)
Nintendo Media PN:
SHVC-ML (Japan)
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Media Type:
Cartridge
Multiplayer Options:
Hot Seat
Number of Players Supported:
1-8 Players
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS), Bots
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
START Button
To begin the game
SELECT Button
To call up the Main Menu
A Button
To select and enter all choices, to buy un-owned property you land on, to bid at auction, to move from the Main Menu to a Sub-Menu, and to exit from most screens
B Button
To send a property to auction, and to quit some screens or menu selections
X Button
To see all players' Assets
Y Button
To see Title Deed cards; to Get Out of Jail
Control Pad
To move and scroll to numbers, letters, tokens, options
How to Play
To Start a Game
Check that the Power switch is OFF. Insert the Game Pak as described in your Super Nintendo Entertainment System manual, and turn the Power ON. When the title screen appears:
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1. Hit START... to begin.
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2. NUMBER OF PLAYERS... The system will default to 2 players. You can play with from 2 (you and one computer opponent, or you and another human) to 8 players. Use the Control Pad to pick the number of players, then press the A Button to select the number.
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3. IS THIS PLAYER HUMAN OR COMPUTER?... If Human, press A to select. If Computer, move to "Computer," then press A to select. If you picked any computer players, your rogues' gallery of possible opponents will appear. Use the Control Pad to move from portrait to portrait; hit the A Button to select each rival.
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4. ENTER NAME... Use the Control Pad to move the yellow square cursor to the first letter of the player's name, then hit the A Button to select that letter. Continue until you have spelled out the player's name, then move to "OK," then hit the A Button to select. (Use the <- at the bottom to backspace and "erase" a letter to change the spelling; use the -> to add a space, as in Mary Lou.)
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5. TOKEN... Use the Control Pad to scroll to the Token you want, then press A to select. (Computer opponents pick their own tokens immediately, so enter the human players first to get first choice.) There are 8 tokens to choose from: HAT, HORSE, IRON, THIMBLE, DOG, WHEELBARROW, CAR, SHOE.
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6. Repeat... steps 3, 4 and 5 for all remaining players.
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7. Press A... to start the game immediately. Your alternative is to press B for Options to reset the gameplay. The one option you may want to pick now is Short Game.
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8. WHO GOES FIRST?... The system randomly picks who goes first and that player's name appears on the first screen. Note: Your cash on hand will always be displayed at the start of your turn along with your name.
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9. ROLL THE DICE... Now it's time to play! The first player presses A to "roll" the dice; the token automatically moves the number of spaces indicated by the dice.
Illegal Moves
You can't get away with any shady dealings! Whenever you try to make a move that does not follow the official MONOPOLY rules, the system will let you know! The move will not be carried out, and play will resume at the point before the illegal move was attempted.
Buying and Auctioning Properties
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TO BUY... When your token lands on an unowned piece of real estate—with a "For Sale" sign—press A to buy it immediately. If you need to raise money to buy it, see "Mortgage". To view all of that property's Title Deed card information, press Y.
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TO AUCTION... If you don't want to buy the property, press B to send it to auction, where all players may participate if they wish. The auctioneer will run the auction and determine what the bids will be. To bid, use the Control Pad to move back and forth from player to player and to up the ante; the auctioneer sets each new bid. As soon as no one makes another bid, he will flash "Going, going, going..." If no one jumps in, it will be "SOLD!" to the highest bidder. Move the cursor to your name; press A to accept the auctioneer's bid.
Assets & Get Out of Jail Free
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ASSETS... To find out everyones' status at any particular time, press X to bring up the Assets screen and see: Properties owned, Cash levels, and "Get Out of Jail Free" cards. Press any button to exit.
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TO GET OUT OF JAIL... You may: 1) Press A to roll the dice and try for doubles, OR 2) Press Y to use a "Get Out of Jail Free" card if you have one, or 3) Press Y to pay $50 if you don't have a card.
Buying Houses & Hotels
The number of Houses and Hotels left in the Bank and available for sale appears on the main screen at the beginning of each player's turn. Watch for impending shortages!
Press A to buy Houses or Hotels; press B to sell them. Use the Control Pad to view the Title Deed cards for the properties you own: When you reach the one you want to build on, press A. On the next screen, use the Control Pad to enter the number of Houses (or Hotels) you want to buy. Press A to select.
If you purchased more than one House, the system will automatically put the first one on the property you're on, then distribute the others evenly among the properties in that color group.
At this point, other players may jump in and purchase Houses or Hotels for their own properties by pressing the B Button. This is very important if there is a potential building shortage. Each player indicates how many he/she wants. If there is a shortage, the system automatically starts an auction for each available building. The auction follows the usual procedure; the highest bidder wins.
Selling Houses & Hotels
Follow the "Buy" instructions above, and press B to sell. If you're selling a Hotel, it will first be "converted" back into four Houses; now select Sell Houses to continue to sell off
Enemies & Characters
Elizabeth
The grande dame of Newport society, she earned her money the old-fashioned way: she inherited it. Tough as a battleship, and approximately the same weight, she's a tough opponent.
Jeeves
For years an esteemed butler, he retired to Monaco on his earnings from stock market tips overheard at the mansion. He is vedy, vedy British, and even more devious.
Amanda
A former flapper, she is quick with her money. She has always wanted the finer things in life... like a mansion on Park Place.
Paulie
Always the butt of accusations of wrongdoings merely because of his crony, Capone, Paulie is really a good boy; as he is quick to point out, "You can't prove nothin'." After trading with him, count your fingers!
Gary Cant
A smooth, debonair actor, Gary still harkens back to his middle class roots. He can be had in a trade; just play on his childhood memories.
Betty Sue
Elizabeth's private secretary, she pays great attention to detail but often misses the big picture.
Billy Bob
A good ole boy, he acquired his business sense in wildcat oil fields. Unfortunately, this doesn't always translate too well in real estate deals.
Mary Anne
Head of the Department of Underachieving Matrons (DUM), she is full of big words and small thoughts.
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