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"Double Dare" is a video game adaptation of the popular television game show created by Nickelodeon, designed for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and released in 1990. The game was developed by Rare and published by GameTek. In "Double Dare," players compete in two teams, answering trivia questions and participating in messy, action-packed physical challenges that mirror the TV show's format. The game is well-known for its quirky animation and its use of the NES's capabilities to mimic the slapstick and often chaotic nature of the challenges, providing players with an entertaining and humorous experience.

Gameplay in "Double Dare" consists of multiple choice questions and various mini-games serving as physical challenges, requiring precise timing and control. If players succeed in these challenges, they earn points or gain tactical advantages over their opponents. The trivia questions cover a wide range of topics, making the game educational as well as fun. One of the game’s most memorable features is the final obstacle course—a race against the clock through a series of physical tasks that require quick reflexes and sharp coordination. "Double Dare" for the NES remains notable for its attempt to blend education and entertainment, and for bringing the exuberant spirit of a kids' game show into the video gaming world.

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