Jeopardy! (Nintendo 64) Playthrough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- A playthrough of GameTek's 1998 license-based game show game for the Nintendo 64, Jeopardy!
GameTek's Jeopardy! was one of just two games the company ever produced for the Nintendo 64, coming along about three months after the release of Wheel of Fortune ( • Wheel of Fortune (N64)... ), and these two were the only game show adaptations released for the system.
The game looks more like Imagineering's 16-bit versions of Jeopardy! for the SNES ( • Jeopardy! (SNES) Playt... ) and Genesis ( • Jeopardy! (Genesis) Pl... ) than it does Artech's PlayStation renditions
( • Jeopardy! (PS1) Playth... ). A more restrained approach to presentation was to be expected given the memory limitations imposed by the N64's cartridges, but there was still a fair amount packed into this slab of plastic.
The game has 4,000 questions split across 650 categories, you can select the difficulty of the questions being asked from the pre-game menus, and the typing interface has been updated with an optional auto-complete feature. Nice upgrades, to be sure, but nothing groundbreaking.
The biggest surprise for anyone turning this game on for the first time would've been the graphics and audio: it features FMV clips of Alex Trebek, a sampled recording of the theme song, and all of the sound effects were pulled straight from the show. The audio is a bit muffled and the video clips are small and grainy, but it was pretty impressive stuff considering that Jeopardy! shipped on a tiny 32 megabit cartridge. (For the sake of comparison, the SNES cartridge was just 4 megabits.)
It doesn't have the overblown multimedia razzle-dazzle of any of the CD-based versions, but Jeopardy! for the Nintendo 64 is a solid, fun adaptation of a classic TV game show staple.
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Love how he tells you to come back soon like he's trapped in the cartridge for all eternity and you're his only source of human interaction.
"Welcome to your favorite game of answers and questions." I miss Alex Trebek.
Died from Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer. 😢
Dedicated to Alex Trebek
(1940-2020)
Forever In Our Hearts
Always An Inspiration
We all do, but at least he is still in the video games. :')
Rip Alex trebek
And RIP GameTek, with Jeopardy for the N64 being the company’s final game.
0:12: “From the Alex Trebek Stage at Sony Pictures Studios, This… is… Jeopardy! Now entering the studio are today’s players: a graphic artist from Burnaby, British Columbia, Patricia Nye… a firefighter from Northbrook, Illinois, Tanya Burrows… and our returning champion, an elementary school teacher from Toms River, New Jersey, Hugh Larkin, whose one-day cash winnings total $16,900! And now, here is the host of Jeopardy, Alex Trebek!”-Johnny Gilbert.
Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune are excellent N64 games. From a collector’s standpoint they are pretty rare. Thanks for the video. We will always remember you Mr. Trebek.
You: "What is a hippo?"
Alex: "Wrong!"
Com: "What is a hippopotamus?"
Alex: "That's correct!"
Wtf, man...😂 what's worse is that it even auto-generated "hippo" for you! Lol
Hahaha I thought the same thing
I guess he wants the full word.
@@rodolfovargas7952 Yep, this time.
0:52 And now, here’s our host: Alex Trebek.
“I’ll take SWORDS for $400.”
The answer is...
This iconic sword was buried in a stone plinth; only Arthur could remove it after many others could not.
I’ve just accidentally discovered something weird. When you beat the game and it apparently sits at a blank screen, if you let it wait for long enough, maybe five minutes, a picture of a cow and a penguin appear. The joy of being too lazy to get up and turn the N64 off
The N64 version of JEOPARDY! is actually great.
Unlike Wheel of Fortune, the game lets you change the settings after you finished Final JEOPARDY! without having you go back to the title screen.
This is the first time Alex Trebek said, "no".
Alex Trebek: No, I'm sorry, that's wrong.
No, that's not right.
No, that's incorrect.
I'm pretty impressed that this game actually has live action full motion video on an N64 cartridge.
That's not what your mother said last night Trebek
At least Gametek wanted to out of buisness with 2 video games they have rights to Jeopardy! & Wheel Of Fortune. This is the best Jeopardy! video game Licensed by Nintendo of the 1990's.
Rip Alex Trebeck
I didn't even know he was sick!
Would you ever wanna host the real jeopardy because your name is Alex?
I'm not trying to bore these kids to death.... they won't want to play jeopardy 😅
They would want to play wheel of fortune instead.
Wtf? Hippo is the same thing!
@NintendoComplete All of Alex's video clips are from a different game.
The fact that they allow only up to six characters for a name is quite limiting. I guess good thing my name in English consists of only five...
Damn that menu and character select screen is hot garbage
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