Version 1.6 4/30/04
W H E E L
W H E E L
W H E E L
W H E E L
W H E E L
OF FORUTNE!
Wheel of Fortune Walkthrough
by The Lost Gamer (
[email protected])
http://the_lost_gamer.tripod.com
Copyright 2004
For the latest version of this guide, check
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Table of Contents:
001. General information
002. How to Play
003. Answers
004. Credits
001-General Information
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This is a walkthrough for the Gameboy game called Wheel of
Fortune. You can e-mail me at
[email protected]
but make the subject blank if you do.
I may have missed some answers, so let me know if you find
one of them.
Thanks to Kitsukage1 for finding an answer I missed!
002-How to Play
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Okay, start the game. Wheel of Fortune is usually played
by three people, but in this game only two can play. You
get to choose which kind of player setup you want; you can
play by yourself (1), play by yourself but against a
computer opponent (1 VS COMP), or you can play against a
friend (2).
Once you've chosen this, the game starts. The players must
enter their names in. Choose what you want your name to
be, using DEL to delete a letter. If you're playing against
the COMP, you don't choose a name.
Once the names are chosen, player one is up. On the board
will be a bunch of blank spaces. Each space represents a
letter; your job is figure out what the whole thing says
before someone else does.
You can spin the wheel (choose spin), and the wheel of
fortune spins (move left or right to choose how far you
want to spin). It will land on a number. You get to
choose a letter (not a vowel). If that letter is one of
the letters in the answer, spaces will flip and the letters
appear in place. The number you got was the number of
dollars you get for each correct answer.
If you chose a letter that is not on the board, it will be
your opponent's turn.
Besides numbers, there are three other things on the wheel.
One is bankrupt; land on this and all your money goes away.
Another is lose turn; land on this and your turn
automatically ends. The last is free spin; get this and
the next time your turn ends, you can use it to continue
the turn.
Now, once you have some money, you can choose to buy a
vowel. The board will show all of the times a certain
vowel (of your choice) shows up on the board.
Once you're pretty sure what the answer is, you can solve.
Fill in all of the blanks with what you think is the
correct answer. If you're right, the round is over.
On round three, the host spins the wheel. The number he
gets is a set number; there will be no spinning of the
wheel after this. That's because this is a "speed" round.
If you get a letter correct, you get a short while to solve
the puzzle if you want. You don't buy vowels in this
round; you choose them just like the other letters.
The person who got the most dollars in all of the previous
rounds gets to go to the final round. Here's the drill:
you get to choose a vowel and five consonants. If they are
on the board, they will appear. You then have to solve the
puzzle. If not, you don't win the fabulous prize, which is
a shame.
003-Answers
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Here are the answers that go with the respective categories.
They are alphabetical order. In all, I have 300 answers.
Event:
Antique show and sale
Battle of Bunker Hill
Calgary stampede
Election day
Formula one grand prix of Monaco
Hunger strike
Solar eclipse
The Easter Parade
The eruption of Krakatoa
The New York Marathon
The Punic Wars
Toga party
Truck and tractor pull
White house press conference
Fictional Character:
Achilles
Alexis Carrington Colby
Archie Andrews
Beelzebub
Beowulf
Captain Hook
Cosmo Topper
Dobie Gillis
Dr Kildare
Edith Bunker
Hercule Poirot
Ichabod Crane
Madame Defarge
Napoleon Solo
Princess Leia Organa
Simon Legree
The Headless Horseman
Person/People:
A set of identical twins
Alvin Ailey Dance Company
Anatoly Sharansky
Aretha Franklin
Aristocrat
Army officers
Auto mechanic
Bigamist
Biology teacher
Bubba Smith
Calamity Jane
Carl Yastrzemski
Chancellor Helmut Kohl
Charter boat captain
Chevy Chase
Chief of staff
Chief Sitting Bull
City council
Clean-up hitter
Connie Chung
Couch potato
Coxswain
Cuban exiles
Cyrus Vance
Damsel in distress
David Brinkley
Doc Severinsen
Elderly Couple
Elroy Crazy Legs Hirsch
Erle Stanley Gardner
Financial wizard
Francis Ford Coppola
Frederic Chopin
Geisha girl
George Friedrich Handel
Giacomo Casanova
Giuseppi Verdi
Gourmet cook
Green berets
Hank Aaron
Harriet Tubman
Harry Belafonie
Hell's angels
Houston Astros
Hugh Hefner
Identical twins
Interpreter
Iroquois Indians
Irving Berlin
Jersey Joe Walcott
Johann Sebastian Bach
John Ehrlichman
John the baptist
Joseph and his brothers
Knute Rockne
Kurt Vonnegut Jr
Law student
Marcel Marceau
Morton Downey Jr
Movie critic
Napoleon Bonaparte
Neil Sedaka
New York Islanders
Newspaper columnist
Physics teacher
Poet Laureate
Scotland Yard Inspectors
Secret Service Agent
Sissy Spacek
Sophocles
Speaker of the house
Talk show host
The Bowery boys
The Mandrell sisters
Truman Capote
Vasco de Balboa
William Faulkner
William Tell
Willie Mays
Wilma Rudolph
Wimbledon tennis champions
Zero Mostel
Phrase:
A bitter pill to swallow
A dime a dozen
A dry sense of humor
A fight to the bitter end
A million-dollar infield
A sneak preview
A streak of bad luck
A touch of class
Bad news travels fast
Blowing hot and cold
Cat got your tongue
Cheaper by the dozen
Consumer price index
Cool as a cucumber
Cost of living benefits
Falling apart at the seams
First things first
Give me a break
Go fly a kite
Having a die-hard attitude
If the truth be known
In seventh heaven
It's on the house
It's time to face the music
Juggling the books
Keep your chin up
Let's bury the hatchet
Let's talk turkey
No one is above the law
No place like home
No tipping allowed
Playing the field
Take a vow of celibacy
Talk is cheap
The fickle finger offate
The killer instinct
The long and short of it
The truth hurts
Too good to be true
Too soon to tell
Whitewash the truth
Place:
Addis Ababa Ethiopia
Beauty salon
Buffer Zone
Cambridge University
Candlestick Park
Central African Republic
Cheyenne Wyoming
Dublin Ireland
Easter Island
Honeymoon hotel
Hot Springs national park
King Solomon's mines
Las Vegas Nevada
Left field
One-hour photo shop
Physical fitness center
Pitcairn Island
Prince Edward Island
Sorority House
The Louvre Museum
Zanzibar
Same Name:
Andy and Mickey Rooney
Glenn, Gerald, and Henry Ford
Hermes, Peter, and frying pan
Jimmy, James, and Morton Dean
Jughead, Jennifer, and Tom Jones
Keenan and Early Wynn
Nancy, Vincent, and Trini Lopez
Peggy and Mama Cass
Richard, Robert, and Honus Wagner
Robert, Peter, and Nathaniel Benchley
Whitney and Sam Houston
Thing(s):
Aardvark
African elephant
After-dinner mint
Alphabet soup
Amethyst
Animated cartoon
Annual income
Anonymous letter
Anxiety attack
Barber chair
Bengal tiger
Birthday presents
Black panther
Boa constrictor
Bolts of lightning
Bottles of beer
Brake shoes
Cellular car phone
Coffee percolator
Comic book
Computer virus
Congruent triangles
Croquet mallet
Dental exam
Diamond earrings
Embalming fluid
Eskimo igloo
Exit sign
Final exam
Fish and chips
Garlic crabs
Gasoline engine
Glacier
Guilty verdict
Gymnastics floor exercises
Hammerhead shark
Ice cream sandwich
Indian tomahawk
Japanese yen
Kerosene heater
Leaky roof
Lobster Newburg
Master cylinder
Mental block
Metronome
Mexican peso
Nursery rhyme
Penicillin
Persian cats
Persian rugs
Poisonous mushrooms
Polio vaccine
Prune juice
Quart bottle
Railway trestle
Rhesus monkey
Scholastic Aptitude Tests
Smoke alarm
Soil erosion
Stereo speakers
Submarine periscope
Toll booth
Twin beds
Water balloons
Wedding ring
Zero coupon bonds
Title:
A Hard Day's Night
All the King's Men
American Gigolo
An American Tragedy
Apocalypse Now
Auld Lang Syne
Beverly Hills Cop
Captain Horatio Hornblower
Children of a Lesser God
Crimes of the Heart
Death on the Nile
Dial M for Murder
Fiddler on the Roof
Flim Flam Man
Green Mansions
Ice Station Zebra
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Jack and the Beanstalk
Jesus Christ Superstar
Kentucky Fried Movie
King of the Khyber Rifles
La Cage Aux Folles
Lawrence of Arabia
Madame Sousatzka
Man of a Thousand Faces
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Outrageous Fortune
Over the Brooklyn Bridge
Roget's Thesaurus
Rowan and Martin's Laugh-in
Separate Tables
Sidewalks of New York
Stand and Deliver
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Taras Bulba
The Accidental Tourist
The Amityville Horror
The Bourne Identity
The Exorcist
The Jazz Singer
The Lemon Drop Kid
The Madwoman of Chaillot
The Man without a Country
The Mask of Fumanchu
The Merchant of Venice
The Mosquito Coast
The Outcasts of Poker Flat
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Throw Momma from the Train
004-Credits
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