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Sonic the Hedgehog 2. This version is different from the original or final copies. Introduced in the "Clarissa Explains It All" special from the second season. Parasol Stars. Data East. Ghost Pilots. Alpha Mission 2. Renovation Products. Air Buster. Thunder Spirits. Super R-Type. The Addams Family. In such cases, Mikey was moved directly to the goal, and a question was asked; the first team to buzz in with the correct answer received the "Goal" points.

Round 2 was played the same way, but with point values doubled. For obvious reasons, only games with constantly visible on-screen score displays were used. In a manner similar to Starcade , a telestrator box was placed around the score display, to make it "stand out" to the home audience.

Each mock-up arcade cabinet actually had two systems inside, each powered on and playing the same game: One had the game running in its "attract" mode, and the other was cued up to and paused at the point where the producers wanted the game to begin.

When a contestant chose a game, the input was simply switched onto the monitor this action was edited out. With rare exception, the consoles' stock controllers were used for gameplay. The team with the most points at the end of the two rounds won the game.

If the game ended in a tie, a point tiebreaker question was asked. The winning team advanced to the Video Zone. The Video Zone was a live-action video game with three levels. Using a video monitor to see themselves, the contestants would be backstage, climbing ladders, throwing "snowballs", and using a boat in front of a bluescreen attempting to achieve previously explained goals which was always to obtain three objects for each level of the game.

As in a traditional video game, players could be "damaged" by hazards and enemy characters. If they lost all power five units, as shown by an on-screen gauge , the screen would fade to grey , and they would have to start the stage over and repeat its objectives until successful two Season 1 episodes showed a message that read "Try again.

In addition, each level contained a 'power-up' that appeared periodically and, when touched, gave the player an added advantage in that level destroying all onscreen enemies, freezing enemies for 5 seconds rendering them harmless , restoring the team's power meter to maximum, etc. If the team successfully beat the Game Wizard in the final level, they won the grand prize usually a vacation.

If time ran out before the team completed the game, a "laugh"-like sound played, the screen faded to red , and the words "GAME OVER" appeared on the screen. Both players, sharing one energy gauge, teamed up for this last level, which was a face-off against one of three villains that rotated throughout the show's run: Merlock a Gandalf-esque evil wizard who shot lightning balls; Scorchia a very attractive and unbearably beautiful fireball-throwing sorceress; and Mongo , a spiked armor-clad troll who tossed balls of energy.

If either player touched a spinning hourglass that randomly appeared, all enemies and hazards would be immobilized and rendered harmless for five seconds, during which time the players could not be damaged. Upon the Wizard's defeat if the players succeeded , depending on who the players faced, Merlock would disintegrate into a pile of dust, Scorchia's body would burn to ashes and blow away, and Mongo would vanish in a flash of light, leaving only his armor behind. The message "You did it!

You beat the game. In the second and final season, the appearances of the Wizards' rooms were retooled after having the same look, but the premise was the same as before. Winning the frontgame earned cash for charity, and clearing the endgame won bigger cash for charity. Typical grand prizes awarded in the bonus round included trips to U.

Throughout the show's run, precious few trips to other destinations including Jamaica were offered. Consolation prizes usually consisted of British Knights sneakers, supplies of candy, or video game cartridges.