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Money Game (ザ・マネーゲーム, Money Game?) is a Famicom video game that teaches young Japanese students about the stock market. Literacy in the Japanese language is required and the player must interact with a virtual newspaper, telephone, personal computer, and even a female companion. The player starts out with 1,000,000 yen and must gain money while using the stock market. The player has 100 days to gain a profit or else it is game over for the player. The game resulted in a sequel that would become the basis for the North American NES game Wall Street Kid.
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