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{{game disambig|the original [[1986]] [[arcade]] game|the [[1993]] [[Philips CD-i]] game, the [[2003]] [[mobile]] game and the [[2009]] [[BlackBerry]] game|[[Name That Tune (1993)]], [[Name That Tune (2003)]] and [[Name That Tune (2009)]]}}
{{game disambig|the original [[1986]] [[arcade]] game|the [[1993]] [[Philips CD-i]] game|[[Name That Tune (Philips CD-i)]]|the [[2003]] [[mobile]] game|[[Name That Tune (mobile)]]|the [[2009]] [[BlackBerry]] game|[[Name That Tune (BlackBerry)]]}}
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'''Name That Tune''' is a [[quiz]] arcade game that was released by [[Bally]] and [[Sente]] in [[1986]]; it is the first of that third batch of games to run on that company's SAC-I hardware, and is based on [[wp:Name That Tune|the quiz show of the same name]]. The players must use four buttons (yellow for 1P and red for 2P) to identify all songs which are being heard from the game's six CEM-3394 soundchips - and unlike with other quiz games (including Bally and Sente's own [[Trivial Pursuit]] games), the difficulty does not depend on the players' general knowledge, but on their musical knowledge from the time. This also renders it unplayable for people who are hard of hearing, for they may only answer the questions correctly through luck; there are a total of fifteen rounds in this game, and you have to identify a certain amount of tunes correctly for each one (the number to the right or left of the yellow or red circle indicates how many you have).
'''Name That Tune''' is a [[quiz]] arcade game that was released by [[Bally]] and [[Sente]] in [[1986]]; it is the first of that third batch of games to run on that company's SAC-I hardware, and is based on [[wp:Name That Tune|the quiz show of the same name]]. The players must use four buttons (yellow for 1P and red for 2P) to identify all songs which are being heard from the game's six CEM-3394 soundchips - and unlike with other quiz games (including Bally and Sente's own [[Trivial Pursuit]] games), the difficulty does not depend on the players' general knowledge, but on their musical knowledge from the time. This also renders it unplayable for people who are hard of hearing, for they may only answer the questions correctly through luck; there are a total of fifteen rounds in this game, and you have to identify a certain amount of tunes correctly for each one (the number to the right or left of the yellow or red circle indicates how many you have).
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[[Category:Arcade]]
[[Category:Quiz]]
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[[Category:Single player]]
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[[Category:Multiplayer]]
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[[Category:MAME]]

Revision as of 16:57, 8 July 2022

This is the first game in the Name That Tune series. For other games in the series see the Name That Tune category.

Box artwork for Name That Tune.
Box artwork for Name That Tune.
Name That Tune
Developer(s)Bally Sente
Publisher(s)Bally Sente
Year released1986
System(s)Arcade
Followed byName That Tune (1993)
SeriesName That Tune
Genre(s)Quiz
Players1-2
ModesSingle player, Multiplayer
LinksName That Tune ChannelSearchSearch
This guide is for the original 1986 arcade game. For the 1993 Philips CD-i game, see Name That Tune (Philips CD-i). For the 2003 mobile game, see Name That Tune (mobile). For the 2009 BlackBerry game, see Name That Tune (BlackBerry).
Name That Tune marquee

Name That Tune is a quiz arcade game that was released by Bally and Sente in 1986; it is the first of that third batch of games to run on that company's SAC-I hardware, and is based on the quiz show of the same name. The players must use four buttons (yellow for 1P and red for 2P) to identify all songs which are being heard from the game's six CEM-3394 soundchips - and unlike with other quiz games (including Bally and Sente's own Trivial Pursuit games), the difficulty does not depend on the players' general knowledge, but on their musical knowledge from the time. This also renders it unplayable for people who are hard of hearing, for they may only answer the questions correctly through luck; there are a total of fifteen rounds in this game, and you have to identify a certain amount of tunes correctly for each one (the number to the right or left of the yellow or red circle indicates how many you have).

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