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2 | ''A Game of Concentration'' is an Platform/{{Atari 2600}} one player or CompetitiveMultiplayer PuzzleGame from 1978, based on ''{{Series/Concentration}}''. Players [[TurnBasedStrategy take turns]] selecting two cards from either a 4x4 or 5x6 grid, using the 2600's numeric keypad controllers. The cards turn over to reveal images of various objects. If the images match, the player [[ScoringPoints scores either one or two points]], depending on the difficulty switches, and gets an ExtraTurn. If they don't, both cards turn back over. There are also wild cards that match anything. |
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4 | There are eight variations: |
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6 | 1. 16x16, two players, no wild cards. |
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8 | 2. One player competing against himself (matches vs. non-matches). |
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10 | 3 and 4 are the same as 1 and 2 but with wild cards. |
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12 | 5-8 are the same as 1-4 but with a 30x30 grid. |
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14 | !!''A Game of Concentration'' provides examples of: |
15 | * CompetitiveMultiplayer: Games 1, 3, 5, and 7 have two players competing to match the most cards. |
16 | * ExtraTurn: A player who matches two cards gets another turn. |
17 | * NoPlotNoProblem: It's just a card-matching game, no plot's needed. |
18 | * PuzzleGame: Finding matching images is a matter of turning over cards, then remembering what's where. |
19 | * ScoringPoints: One or two points for each match, depending on the difficulty switches. |
20 | * TurnBasedStrategy: The two player games are turn-based. |
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