Pictionary (video game)
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Pictionary is an NES puzzle game where one player draws a picture and another player has to guess what the other player has drawn. Players can draw anything from dogs to cats to their uncle driving a race car. Like most Nintendo games, censorship is in full effect and names that have vulgar meanings are not allowed as user names.
The player can even play against the CPU (which involves side games, a board game segment, and trying to guess what the CPU drew). One reviewer wrote a negative review, suggesting that chronic masturbation is preferred over playing this game.
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