Electronic Stratego game ©1982, Milton Bradley Ages: 8 to Adult Players: 2 |
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| 1 Game board 48 Playing pieces 24 Red playing pieces 24 Blue playing pieces 12 Bomb pegs 6 Red bomb pegs 6 Blue bomb pegs Rules |
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DESCRIPTION
Electronic Stratego is an electronically enhanced version of Stratego that
was developed before personal computers were more well know. Like
the standard game Stratego, the player who finds and captures his
opponent's flag first wins the game. One of the variations in this game is
how bombs are eliminated as playing pieces and become hidden features
on your side of the board that are programmed into the game. You
secretly select six spaces in which to place the bombs.
Electronic Stratego is an electronically enhanced version of Stratego that
was developed before personal computers were more well know. Like
the standard game Stratego, the player who finds and captures his
opponent's flag first wins the game. One of the variations in this game is
how bombs are eliminated as playing pieces and become hidden features
on your side of the board that are programmed into the game. You
secretly select six spaces in which to place the bombs.
