Nu, pogodi! is an LCD game released in the Soviet Union in 1984 under the Elektronika brand, with the model number IM-02. It is an unlicensed clone of Egg (EG-26), a Nintendo Game & Watch title. The Wolf from the cartoon keeps the wolf's role from the original, while the Hare replaces the rooster.
Nintendo's Egg came out in the Wide Screen series on 14 October 1981. It was itself a variation of Mickey Mouse (MC-25), released on 9 October 1981, with the same gameplay but without the Disney license. Elektronika handhelds ran on the KB1013VK1-2 microprocessor, a Soviet clone of the Sharp SM-5A.
The IM-02 was followed by more Elektronika handhelds: IM-03 Mysteries of the Ocean (1986), IM-10 Ice Hockey (1988), another hockey-themed clone of Egg, and IM-04 Merry Cook (1989).123
Names and releases
| Region | Title on the box | Platform | Date | Publisher | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RU | Ну, погоди!Soviet Union; LCD handheld, Elektronika model IM-02. | Other | 1984 | Elektronika | 1 |
Also known as: Well, Just You Wait! WW2Elektronika IM-02 RU2
Version differences
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ContentElektronika IM-02 vs Nintendo Egg
The gameplay is copied from Nintendo's Game & Watch Egg, but the Wolf from the cartoon plays the wolf's part and the Hare replaces the rooster.1
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ContentNintendo Egg vs Mickey Mouse
Nintendo's Egg is itself a version of the Game & Watch Mickey Mouse with the same gameplay but without the Disney license.3
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