Amusement devices: games – Puzzles – Jumping movement
Patent
1982-08-20
1985-04-16
Pinkham, Richard C.
Amusement devices: games
Puzzles
Jumping movement
273237, 273242, 273275, 273287, A63F 906
Patent
active
045111430
ABSTRACT:
This invention provides an electronic maze game apparatus. The basic invention comprises a display board, optical discrete display elements (such as LCDs or LEDs) forming a grid on the display board, and electronic control for the selective display of the optical display elements so that a maze pattern is displayed and made visible on the display board. The maze pattern may be solved by the user directing a position marker through the maze, through control panel inputs. Information defining a multiplicity of maze patterns may be stored in a memory, and any of these patterns may be displayed, as directed by the user.
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Picard Leo P.
Pinkham Richard C.
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