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Synopsis

Your musical knowledge is pushed to the limit in seven rounds. Your score is kept as a running total and is stored on disk when you complete the final section. “Options” is a multiple choice, question and answer game. A question - relating to the decade you have chosen - appears on the screen with two answers below. Select correctly and you move on to the next question. This continues, with an increasing number of possible answers, until you answer incorrectly or the timer expires. A much-improved Hangman routine makes up the second round, and here you have to guess both the single and the artist before the timer expires and you get another try. “Link Lines” begins with a 3 x 3 grid of colored squares, each color representing a different era. Your task is to answer three questions in a line, either vertically, horizontally or diagonally. Success is rewarded with a new grid of increased dimensions. The goal of Connections is to match song titles to their artists, years of release, or highest chart position. As with all other games, the round ends with the first wrong answer. A scale is used to chart your progress in round five - True or False. By giving the correct answer to a displayed instruction, you move up one rung in the ladder while the first wrong answer takes you down one rung, a second failure two rungs, and so on. As its name suggests, "Gold Run" bears more than a passing resemblance to a popular TV quiz show. The screen is filled with 20 hexagonal tiles, each containing the initial letters of a song title. When you select a hexagon, you receive the title, but with one word omitted - enter it to win the tile. To complete the round, you must cross the screen from left to right before the timer expires. "Options" returns in round seven, but this time you can specify how many answers you want to display.

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