Handheld game published 43 years ago:

Snoopy (c) 1983 Nintendo Co., Ltd.

You operate Snoopy left and right to strike down the notes that come from Schroeders piano with his hammer, so Woodstock may sleep in peace. 1 point for each note knocked down. Lucy wakes up every 100 points, kicks Schroeders piano, then goes to sleep again. Highest possible score is 999. At 300 points all the misses clear and if the player don’t have any, the score will double until one get a miss. The player get one miss if Snoopy go too far left and fall from the orange platform or too far right and fall from the pink platform. One miss is also scored when Snoopy lets a note get by to wake up Woodstock. When the player have 3 misses, the game ends.

- TECHNICAL -

Model SM-91

- TRIVIA -

Released on August 30, 1983 (Tuesday) in Japan at a retail price of 6,000 JPY. Released the same day as another Panorama Screen by Nintendo; Popeye but according to the model number, Snoopy was the first title on the Panorama Screen series.

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