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Clue

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Clue was the first super-nintendo game I ever bought. Personally, I happen to like this version very much. The computer players are reasonably intelligent, which I like. Secondly, it's a lot easier to click on computer players than it is to beg friends to play the board game. Also, cheating is much harder to do. And there is a new feature, the interrogation, which I think is very interesting. I was sad to see that feature later dropped from future editions (The computer versions, I mean). This game isn't quite as sophisticated as those new versions, I conceed, but it is quite fun and I've enjoyed playing it for a long time.

This CLUE game is without a doubt the best ADULT sort of Nintendo game I've seen to date. It is much better than the original board game and it is designed for adults more than children but children enjoy it as well. CLUE keeps you guessing throughout and it can literally be played for hours and hours. IT IS A GREAT GAME!

This is one of the most creative games on the market. Anybody who wish to become a spy, will love this game. Not only is it fun, but also entertaining. A must for kids of all ages. Also good for adults, too.

This game tried and failed. there is nothing about this game that would make you want to purchase it and play it even once. the Board Game is a million times better then the SNES version avoid at all costs. 1 star.

The SNES version of Clue is one of the worst adaptions of a famous board game because of one simple fact: the rules were changed! That's all there is to it. It does not conform to the traditional game play where one makes a suggestion of each category and then whoever has the card will show the card. Then everybody will acknowledge that this card carrying person has showed a unknown card fitting one of the proclaimed suggestions. What the SNES version did wrong and killed the game is: we have no idea who is showing the cards and which is the actual clue. It only, after Plum made suggestions of Green, Candlestick, and Study, says, "Mr. Green was NOT in the Study." What's that supposed to mean? Does that mean there is a study card already exposed? Does that mean nobody has a card fitting the suggestions? It makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Does the person on the left has one of them? Does he lack them? What about the next player to him? And the next? Where is the clue? Worst of all, doing a common trick where I have the rope and Colonel Mustard, I suggested the two in the lounge. Nobody had the cards. Then, somebody suggested Mustard, knife, and Lounge. Guess what??? It said that nobody had the cards where I HAD THE CARD OF COLONEL MUSTARD!!!!!!! Oh yes...another one: I suggested: Peacock, Candlestick, and Dining Room. The game says...Mrs. Peacock had the Pipe. But...but...but...I have the PIPE CARD!!!!!!!!!!!!! SNES...YOU FAIL!!!!!!!!!! All in all, what the hell????