Japan Game Index

Simon Says
It is a game that memorizes the order of light.
---
The game play of typical Simon is the following.

Simon is providing four directions of the upper surface with a big button, and they emit light ..the classification (The example: red, blue, yellow, and green)... Moreover, the peculiarity is sounded at the same time as emitting light. First of all, either of Simon et al. of four buttons is made to emit light. The player remembers it, and pushes the same button. Next, Simon makes the button ahead emit light again, and makes either of button (It is when it is the same as a previous button) emit light newly in the next breath. The player remembers this, and pushes two buttons sequentially. In addition, Simon newly similarly makes either of button emit light following two button on the tip of. The player remembers this and pushes three buttons sequentially. The button that Simon chose at random is added and directed, and a new button is memorized confirming the procedure till then and the player is pushed according to the instruction in the same way. It becomes a defeat about the player if winning and making a mistake if the player reaches a regulated frequency by mistake. The difficulty of the game can be adjusted according to the amount of a regulated frequency that is the victory condition and the speed of the instruction of Simon.

< Simon >
A kind of electronic game that competes for memory that Ralf baring invented. It was put on the market in the United States in 1978 and it became a hit. It is considered one of the classics of the game today, and is often done remake as video games, a personal computer game, and Flash game.