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Hi, I can't seem to determine the name of an old concentration game that had
musical tunes for each of the match squares, which were usually simple nursery
rhymes split into two parts. You could play two player, and for each match you
made, a part of the puzzle behind the screen was revealed to show a message
that was created by the other player, so it was a race to see who could decode
the other person's message first.

I'm not sure who made it, just that I remember playing it with my younger
brother, and he wants a rematch now because my wins were "tainted" because
of our age difference. (What a whiner.)

Thanks for any help,

Nick

The title was Broderbund's "Matchboxes".

nickcam wrote: I'm not sure who made it, just that I remember playing it with my younger
brother, and he wants a rematch now because my wins were "tainted" because
of our age difference. (What a whiner.)



Nick