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MONOPOLY (NINTENDO 64 N64)
MONOPOLY (NINTENDO 64 N64)
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The Nintendo 64 received its own adaptation of the classic board game of ruthless capitalism, with fully polygonal 3D graphics.
The game includes US and UK board versions and three game varieties: standard, short, and timed. In each, various rule options can be set, including popular house rules like free parking pot, double money to land on GO, and having to go around once before you start buying, while standard rules like the equal build rule, the auction of unsold properties, and immunity to commercial rents can be disabled. Players can be set between two and four, with the computer filling any number of positions. The personality of computer adversaries can be defined in four levels, from cautious to intelligent. Eleven tokens are available, including the money bag, introduced to the game in 1998 by popular vote.
Gameplay is seen in 3D, with animated dice rolling, tokens moving around the board (walking animations can be turned off), and Mr. Monopoly holding up Chance and Community cards. The camera can be set to five different positions during token movement, and there is a free camera mode for inspecting assets. The game can be saved between rounds.
The game includes US and UK board versions and three game varieties: standard, short, and timed. In each, various rule options can be set, including popular house rules like free parking pot, double money to land on GO, and having to go around once before you start buying, while standard rules like the equal build rule, the auction of unsold properties, and immunity to commercial rents can be disabled. Players can be set between two and four, with the computer filling any number of positions. The personality of computer adversaries can be defined in four levels, from cautious to intelligent. Eleven tokens are available, including the money bag, introduced to the game in 1998 by popular vote.
Gameplay is seen in 3D, with animated dice rolling, tokens moving around the board (walking animations can be turned off), and Mr. Monopoly holding up Chance and Community cards. The camera can be set to five different positions during token movement, and there is a free camera mode for inspecting assets. The game can be saved between rounds.
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