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"Palamedes" is a puzzle video game originally released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1990. Developed by Hot-B and published by Taito in Japan, the game presents a unique twist on the traditional puzzle game format. In "Palamedes," players are tasked with rolling a set of dice at the top of the screen to match and eliminate corresponding dice that scroll towards the bottom. The gameplay requires quick thinking and sharp reflexes, as players must rapidly decide which dice to throw in order to match and clear the incoming rows. The game features several modes, including a single-player campaign and a competitive two-player mode, adding to its replayability.

The game gained a modest following due to its innovative mechanics and challenging gameplay. Unlike many puzzle games of its era that relied on falling blocks, "Palamedes" offered a novel approach by combining elements of strategy and fast-paced action. Its reception was generally positive, praised for its originality and engaging puzzles. Although "Palamedes" did not achieve the same legendary status as some other NES titles, it remains a cherished example of the innovative game design that characterized many games from the early days of home console gaming. The game’s legacy continues, as it is occasionally rediscovered by new generations of gamers looking for classic titles with unique gameplay mechanics.

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