Memory game
OwnerGary K. Johnsoninventor
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A memory development game apparatus including a game board, a playing token, a die, scoring sheets, a timer, a spinner, and initial selection and pairing means comprising a deck of cards and a gaming piece. During a given time interval, players competitively record the names of known persons or personalities, each of which has a first and last name with initials which matches one pair of a plurality of pairs of initials established for a round of play. The point value allowed for each named person or personality is determined by a people category which characterizes that particular person or personality. The value for each category is established by moving the token along the board as indicated by a roll of the die and observing the indicia recorded on the space occupied by the token. The value for each category differs for each round of play. The player having the highest cumulative score is declared winner.
A game apparatus for one or more players to perform a listing of persons having a first and last name which matches one pair of a plurality of pairs of initials, comprising the following:
A memory game apparatus comprising:
A method of playing a memory development game by one or more players, comprising the steps of:
A method of playing a memory development game wherein the memory development game is comprised of a game board having a plurality of adjacently spaced squares around a perimeter of a planar face of said board with one of said squares being a start square, another of said squares being a finish square, and the remainder of said squares forming a path between said start square and said finish square, each of said remainder of said squares having indicia thereon designating a list of various people categories together with a sliding scale of values therefor, a marker token, a die, a timing device, a score sheet having a certain quantity of horizontal lines aligned vertically thereon with each such line having indicia comprising a different letter of the alphabet spaced near the left end of each such line, a plurality of shuffled cards having indicia thereon designating an ordered array of alphabetic characters equal in number to the quantity of lines on said score sheet, and a gaming piece, the method of play comprising the steps of:
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