In today's show, it's kept in a card and won't be revealed until you win by solving the final puzzle. This Bonus Round is the fun part because of the prizes you get to choose that you want to play for. As you know already, the person with the highest score-cash-goes to Round 4 which is the Bonus Round. Although not too big an issue, it's something that must be brought up. I'm not sure if developers couldn't write up a code to program in getting the wheel to change when you advance to the next round. Being that the box says it's the closest thing to the real show, the real TV show changes the values on the wheel periodically. I have to say that throughout the entire game, the wheel stays the same. The gameplay is very straight forward using button A to make your choices and choosing the letters. Nevertheless, she moves nicely and she turns the letters perfectly (back when letters had to be turned on the board). However, I believe it's a permission issue in not using Vanna's name on this game. We know this 'hostess' as Vanna White, of course. The wheel animation is really cool and the 'hostess' is looking sharp, although we can't make out her facial features. Graphics are what you'd expect from a classic NES game. Don't get me wrong, the music composed for this game are excellent, but they aren't best fit with this game. Being that there was Final Fantasy and Dragon Warrior for the NES, it's hard to believe not to hear that track on those games. That track sounds like the perfect track for an RPG (role-playing game). The music playing when you, or the computer, solves the puzzle is so odd to be playing on a game like this.

In addition, the other annoying sound effect is the Strength meter when spinning the wheel The sounds when the wheel spins isn't that bad though. Lots of sound effects, even when the clocking is ticking which could get very annoying.

It really didn't fit as a background track for the information typing-your name, how many players are playing, difficulty levels (1, 2 and 3, with 1 being the easiest) and if you want to play against the computer.

As you press START to start the game, you hear another kind of music which sounds like it's best fitted for some futuristic, cyberspace simulations game. The introduction music is nothing compared to the actual show What I mean by the 'actual show' is the theme song back in the late eighties. Let's head straight to the music this time. Must be a fun job being part of that show. You can tell this is simply one of the coolest TV game shows in history. I had to, ladies and gentlemen: reviewing Wheel of Fortune for the Nintendo Entertainment System. 'Wheel of Fortune' Review (Posted on 08-21-2015)

Wheel of fortune board game review