If Press Your Luck Was A Nintendo Entertainment System Game (Mockup)

In 1988, GameTek developed video game adaptations of the show Press Your Luck on the Nintendo Entertainment Systems and computers. While the MS-DOS version ended up releasing, the NES version never saw a release, despite being fully developed. Compared to the MS-DOS version, its graphics and sound were more faithful to the original show. No cartridges were said to be found, so it's abnormally rare and difficult to find.

The following year, on August 13th, 1989, some footage of the game was recorded. It was recorded by an unknown person named Jason, presumably in his bedroom. This is the only known footage of the game's existence. It's an eleven-minute recording, but the following has been cut down to over three minutes to show the gist of what the game would've been like if it released.

FYI, This video is fake. It is only an edit/mockup made as an interpretation as what a Press Your Luck game for the NES might have looked like. Asking for ROMs is redundant, as they don't exist.

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