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"Family Feud" for the Nintendo Super NES is a video game adaptation of the popular television game show of the same name, where players compete to guess the most common responses to survey questions posed to a group of 100 people. Developed and released in 1993 by GameTek, "Family Feud" on the SNES faithfully recreates the experience of the TV show, complete with the iconic face-off and "Fast Money" rounds. Players can engage in the game as single contestants or team up with friends and family in a two-player mode. The game features a host character based on the original host of the television show, adding an authentic feel to the gameplay as he presents questions and reveals answers on the virtual game board.

The gameplay in "Family Feud" for the SNES involves selecting answers using a multiple-choice format, and points are awarded based on the popularity of the answer. With a limited amount of time to input guesses, quick thinking is rewarded. The game offers a vast array of questions, from the straightforward to the humorous, requiring players to tap into a broad knowledge base and common societal norms. The graphics and sound effects stay true to the 1990s era of gaming, providing a nostalgic trip for fans of that generation's console games. Although lacking the dynamic video clips or advanced animations of modern titles, "Family Feud" on the SNES is celebrated for its engaging multiplayer gameplay and its role in bringing families together, just like the TV show.

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