Electronic Detective game ©1979, IDEAL Ages: 10 and Up Players: 1 to 4 |
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| 1 Electronic detective console 1 Keying guide 1 Case fact sheet 20 Suspect cards #1 Lenny Little #2 Al Farook #3 Pepe Perez #4 Tony Racheti #5 Mickey O' Malley #6 Max Fineflugle #7 Ripp Rapp #8 Buster Bailey #9 Rocky Roll #10 Ling Tong #11 Ivy Little #12 Lucy Tumble #13 Piper Perez #14 Dina Racheti #15 Eileen Stellar #16 Joan Fineflugle #17 Rose Pettle #18 Doris Dill #19 Candy Roll #20 Sing Wong Rules |
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DESCRIPTION
In Electronic Detective game there is an electronic unit that has the facts about a
randomly selected crime with 20 suspects to choose from. Each player tries to
figure out the crime using a case fact sheet to record information such as the
murderer's sex, the murder weapon's caliber, fingerprint information, and where
the murderer is located. Players can ask questions and the unit will answer
secretly. The first player to correctly identify the guilty suspect wins the game.
In Electronic Detective game there is an electronic unit that has the facts about a
randomly selected crime with 20 suspects to choose from. Each player tries to
figure out the crime using a case fact sheet to record information such as the
murderer's sex, the murder weapon's caliber, fingerprint information, and where
the murderer is located. Players can ask questions and the unit will answer
secretly. The first player to correctly identify the guilty suspect wins the game.