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'''e-Reader Fun Match''' was an {{wp|Adobe Flash}} game created to promote the [[e-Reader]], featuring both the box art and actual game images from a few ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' titles, including ''[[Donkey Kong Jr.]]'' and ''[[Pinball (game)|Pinball]]'', as well as ''{{iw|nwiki|Tennis (NES)|Tennis}}'' and ''{{iw|nwiki|Excitebike}}''. It was playable on {{wp|Funbrain|FEKids}}, an edutainment site that has been folded into {{wp|Funbrain}}. | |||
'''e-Reader Fun Match''' was an {{wp|Adobe Flash}} game created to promote the [[e-Reader]], featuring both the box art and actual game images from | |||
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''e-Reader Fun Match'' takes the form of a brief matching game with two modes, these being "easy" and "hard". Each card has an image from either ''Donkey Kong Jr.'', ''Excitebike'', ''Pinball'', or ''Tennis'' on the back. Matching two of the same card causes that card to disappear, while selecting two cards that do not match will cause an X to appear on a meter at the very bottom. If the player gets seven of these, they receive a game over. While the player has the ability to choose which mode to begin in, completing the game in easy mode will ask the player if they want to go to the next level (this being hard mode). Completing hard mode brings up the same screen used when the player completed easy mode, minus the button and text asking if they want to play hard mode. Both screens feature an option to visit the official site for the e-Reader. | ''e-Reader Fun Match'' takes the form of a brief matching game with two modes, these being "easy" and "hard". Each card has an image from either ''Donkey Kong Jr.'', ''Excitebike'', ''Pinball'', or ''Tennis'' on the back. Matching two of the same card causes that card to disappear, while selecting two cards that do not match will cause an X to appear on a meter at the very bottom. If the player gets seven of these, they receive a game over. While the player has the ability to choose which mode to begin in, completing the game in easy mode will ask the player if they want to go to the next level (this being hard mode). Completing hard mode brings up the same screen used when the player completed easy mode, minus the button and text asking if they want to play hard mode. Both screens feature an option to visit the official site for the e-Reader. | ||
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Revision as of 18:20, November 15, 2024
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| Publisher | FEkids[1] |
| Platform(s) | Adobe Flash |
| Release date | 2002[citation needed] |
| Genre | Puzzle |
| Rating(s) | N/A |
| Mode(s) | Single player |
| Format | HTML |
| Input | Mouse |
e-Reader Fun Match was an Adobe Flash game created to promote the e-Reader, featuring both the box art and actual game images from a few Super Mario titles, including Donkey Kong Jr. and Pinball, as well as Tennis and Excitebike. It was playable on FEKids, an edutainment site that has been folded into Funbrain.
Gameplay
e-Reader Fun Match takes the form of a brief matching game with two modes, these being "easy" and "hard". Each card has an image from either Donkey Kong Jr., Excitebike, Pinball, or Tennis on the back. Matching two of the same card causes that card to disappear, while selecting two cards that do not match will cause an X to appear on a meter at the very bottom. If the player gets seven of these, they receive a game over. While the player has the ability to choose which mode to begin in, completing the game in easy mode will ask the player if they want to go to the next level (this being hard mode). Completing hard mode brings up the same screen used when the player completed easy mode, minus the button and text asking if they want to play hard mode. Both screens feature an option to visit the official site for the e-Reader.
References
- ^ e-Reader Fun Match. FEkids. Archived April 11, 2005, 13:18:37 UTC from the original via Wayback Machine. Retrieved November 15, 2024.
