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"Family Feud" for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is a classic video game adaptation of the popular television game show of the same name, which first aired in 1976. Developed by Beam Software and published by GameTek in 1990, this game faithfully recreates the show's format, allowing players to experience the excitement of competing to name the most popular responses to survey questions. The objective is to win points by guessing the top answers provided by 100 people to various questions, ranging from common knowledge topics to more quirky and amusing queries. This game can be played solo against the computer or with multiple players, making it a fun, interactive experience for friends and family.

The gameplay in "Family Feud" for NES features the main game rounds followed by a "Fast Money" round, just like in the actual TV show. Players control the head of a family and must battle against an opposing family (either controlled by another player or the AI) by attempting to uncover all the top answers on the board. Visuals and sound in the game are simplistic, typical of NES-era games, emphasizing gameplay over graphical prowess. The game includes hundreds of different surveys, providing a broad range of questions that lend to the game's replayability. Despite its limitations in graphics and sound, "Family Feud" on NES offers a nostalgic and engaging experience that captures the essence of the beloved game show.

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