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This document Copyright 2004,2017 Daniel Engel
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Fisher Price: I Can Remember FAQ
November 30, 2017
Daniel (DEngel) Engel
dan.engel.2017 [AT] gmail [DOT] com



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                             (A) TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Table of Contents

 (A) This Table of Contents
 (B) Controls
 (C) The Game
 (D) Experimental


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                                 (B) CONTROLS
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dpad - Move the cursor

A - Choose a box, confirm menu choices.
B - Choose a box.

Select - End the game.
Start  - Pause the game.


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                                  (C) THE GAME
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                           Bricklayer J. Gastronomy

This is a really basic game that I'm sure most people have played before in
some other form, I know it as concentration but I'm sure it goes by other names
as well.

Basically cards are arranged face down and each player takes a turn at flipping
two cards.  If they match that player receives some points and gets to select
two more cards.  If they don't match then that player's turn is over and the
other player gets a turn.

It's a pretty simple idea and it's totally memory work, but I wouldn't expect
anything taxing for a children's game.


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Setup
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Once you choose how many people [human/CPU] are playing and what their names
are, you get to choose what level you want to play on.

Level 1 has 12 boxes with 6 matches.
Level 2 has 16 boxes with 8 matches.
Level 3 has 20 boxes with 10 matches.

Once you've made all of the above selections the game begins.


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Scoring
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You get varying amounts of points for each match as follows:

 1st Match - 500 Points
 2nd Match - 400 Points
 3rd Match - 350 Points
 4th Match - 300 Points
 5th Match - 250 Points
 6th Match - 200 Points
 7th Match - 175 Points
 8th Match - 150 Points
 9th Match - 125 Points
10th Match - 100 Points

Players keep trying for successful matches until they fail, then the other
player takes a turn.  The round ends once all matches have been uncovered, and
the game lasts for three rounds.  The player with the highest score after the
third round wins the game.


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Gameplay
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Considering this is a game of luck, I can't really help you that much because
the layouts for each game are completely random.

However these are the items that you will be attempting to match:

Airplane
Bird
Bowling Pins & Bowling Ball
Bubble-Blower
Bus
Camera (Blue)
Camera (Pink)
Carriage
Cassette Tape
Cash Register
Drum
Fire Truck
Golf Cart
Hamburger
Humpty Dumpty
Horse
Kettle
Minigolf
Mixer
Music Player
People
Popping Lawnmower
Record Player
Ring Stack
Roller-skate
Sunglasses
Table
Telephone
Xylophone


Since the game is all about memory work, it helps if you can remember which
boxes had which items on them.  Of course this is easier said than done, but
some people use systems to help them remember.

Things like creating acronyms or sentences with the first letter of each item
for example.  Another example would be associating the items with colours
instead of their individual pictures.  Of course the order that you choose
cards in might help you to remember them better, basically use whatever you
strategy you find works best for you.

Other than that, the more you play a game like this the better you will become
at remembering where everything is.


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                               (D) EXPERIMENTAL
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~Dan