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* The casino game "Diana" [[Older Than They Think|Surprisingly old]], predating [[Older Than the NES|Nintendo]], [[Older Than Television|the TV itself]], and even [[Older Than Radio|radio!]] was introduced to the Wild West in the 1800s, but did not gain popularity as the odds were apparently murderous.
* Most puzzle- or skill-based toys are simple once you get the trick. However, there are a few that remain fiendishly difficult, even after hours of practice. Worth special mention is one that consists of a box topped by a tilting platform, controlled by two knobs on the sides. The object is to navigate a marble through the maze on the platform by tilting it using the knobs. It wouldn't be that hard, except that the platform has a bunch of holes in it in addition to the walls of the maze. Falling through a hole forces you to start over, and all it takes is a momentary lapse in concentration.
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* ''[[Homestar Runner]]'' parodied this trope. There's the easter egg game "Super Kingio Bros," in which you cannot possibly avoid the first enemy, who you find within the first second of the game.
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