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Besides the computer game mentioned in this article, there is also a completely unrelated "board game" MindTrap (circa 1991, "It will challenge the way you think!") played with very difficult question/answer cards and score-keeping sheets produced by

The Great American Puzzle Factory, Inc.
South Norwalk, CT 06854.

under license from MindTrap Games, Inc. Perhaps one should research this one further and produce an entry for it. I personally don't have enough time for such an endeavour, but I thought I would ask. 71.139.42.205 04:00, 6 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]