Underplayed Gems

Super Caesars Palace (1993)

Super Caesars Palace cover
Developer
Illusions Gaming Company
Publisher
Virgin Interactive Entertainment, Inc.
Platforms
Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Sega Game Gear, Super Famicom
Genres
Simulator, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Card & Board Game
Rating
2.6 of 5, 5 player ratings

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How it feels

Try your luck across nine casino games from blackjack to slots in this laid-back Vegas-style gambling simulator.

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About

Super Caesars Palace is the upgraded sequel to the original Caesars Palace for the NES. This version features nine different games to choose from: Blackjack, Keno, Roulette, Scratchers, Horse Racing, Red Dog, Craps, Video Poker and Slot Machines, each with their own degree of difficulty and strategy. Once a player reaches a sufficient amount of funds, they can then go to the V.I.P. room and play more high stakes versions of these games to either win big or lose big. To add more realism, the player can also visit ATMs to draw more cash for playing in case they are running low on on-hand cash. It also has a password feature that will allow the player to pick up and continue their game at a later time.

Screenshots

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This page is from Underplayed Gems, a catalog of older and overlooked games. Not quite it? You can browse by platform and genre, or take this one into the 3D catalog and ask the Catbot for something closer.