What were the plastic cassette looking games from the late 80s called?

Question

I know one of them was Mall Madness and there was another that had something to do with Dungeons and Dragons or something. The board Flipped out of the bottom of the "cassette" and the top flipped open and had magnetic game pieces. To spin you slide a little plasic slider along the bottom and the inside (where cassette tape would be on real cassettes) was how you determined how far to move.

And if you have any of these games would you be willing to sell them?

Answer 1

I had one of those games not knowing that it was a game and accidentally taped over it. Sucks :(

Answer 2

getting in this relatviely scant archives, i imagine this would were 'the interceptor'. It develop into the son of treasure hunt and as such had the presenter from this coach in its latter days, Anabel Croft (spelling uncertain). in many cases some 30 some thing yuppies may attempt to race by skill of the nation-state pursued by technique of a leather-depending-coat -clad Scotsman, who also had a helicopter replete with pilot (whose call develop into 'Mikey' - god, it truly is all coming decrease back now). in many cases the denouement of the programme develop into the interceptor, er, intercepting them (no longer some thing undesirable got here about, he develop into all communicate) or no longer because the case may be. There again it ought to no longer be this coach to that you refer.

Answer 3

d & d has always been a role play game either in person or on the pc and now on playstation type games, but at my age i cannot recall it ever being as you described.

Answer 4

Tiger, handheld 'arcade' games. also made by casio and other knockoff brands. Tiger continued to make and advertise these into the mid 90's

Answer 5

Nintendo, Atari, Intellivision. Think they all came out about the same time.

Answer 6

Atari

Answer 7

They're called ancient.