Fortune Telling
Other (objects, etc.) theme
Predicting the future of someone for their benefit, often in exchange for money. Prophecy is often mistaken for Fortune Telling.
21
games
10platforms
NES 1988-11-29
SNES 1991-11-21
NES 1989-04
FDSY 1988-12-23
WIN 2003-10-28
DOS 1988
NES 1988-12-10
NES 1993
WIN 2002-11-29
The main differences between prophecy and fortune telling are:
Prophecy is by definition true. A false prophecy is just a failed prediction.
Prophecy benefits someone or something else besides the subject of the prophecy (or the teller who collects a fee for the prediction, which is fortune telling)
Prophecy is by definition true. A false prophecy is just a failed prediction.
Prophecy benefits someone or something else besides the subject of the prophecy (or the teller who collects a fee for the prediction, which is fortune telling)
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The first Fortune Telling video game was released in 1985.
UpTime, Nintendo and JoWood Productions published most of these games.