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Game description:
Pick-A-Dilly Pair is a memory game for 1-6 players and various game modes.
You can also play with music or without.
What I think:
A nice memory game, maybe the best you can get for the Apple II.
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It's better than Classic Concentration for the NES by so many standards
I remember seeing this in 3rd grade
Cool, never heard of this. Better sound than other Apple II games of the time.
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Hello, pitchman3, I found this game on a net as a rom.
To play it, you need an emulator. The best one is AppleWin.
God does ANYONE know the name of this song?
I spent so many hours on this one. Thanks for the video!
I haven't seen this game since 6th grade.
I used to love playing this, especially in 1st & 2nd grades.
Thanks dude! It brings me so good memories =)
I used to play this game since I was in school. It was a fun game, but I haven't played this in a long time. I like to try that out.
Love this game.
I LOVE this game too. I used to play it back in the early 90's. I have an I phone, and I wish there was a Pick – A – Dilly – Pair I phone app!! 😉
I played this game in 4th grade, like in '89. I liked finding the turkeys the best. I thought there was like a bad guy in a top hat too, didn't see him though.
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Yeah, I liked this game, too. I liked the animated characters and the tunes that went with them. I'm familiar with all but three of the songs, though. The ones whose names I don't know go with pairs 19 & 21, 12 & 31, and 20 & 24. Anyone know?
My Grandpa gave me this program on a 5.25" disk for the Apple II. I used to play it on those green monitors. Brought it to first grade or something. Thought it was magic!! My first software!! The other kids thought I was royalty. I thought it was called Pick-a-dilly Square. Except they are rectangles.
OH WOW… I forgot this existed but I was obsessed with it as a kid in early primary school… thanks for the memory im spinning out!
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Definitely a lost treasure of the Apple II days. I remember playing this in elementary school and actually being scared by some of the animations with the music turned on. But that could be alleviated by turning it off. I also like how in Joker and Villian the board changes dynamically, although it doesn't look like it on the face, to ensure that there are no unmatchable cards at the end. I'd recommend this to anyone. 🙂
Someone's memory skills leave a lot to be desired. And for once its not me.
THANK YOU FOR THIS! I used to play this in first grade and remember all the little 8-bit tunes and detailed animation (by Apple II standards)! Such goodness and nostalgia!
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