The game is the third entry in the created by the renowned Japanese developer ELF Corporation for the NEC PC-9801 home computer, with subsequent ports for platforms like the Sharp X68000 and PC Engine CD.
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It consisted of two rotating discs. The top disc had a small window cut into it, and the bottom disc was filled with rows of symbols, numbers, and runes. When the game booted up, it would ask you to align a specific number or icon on the outer wheel with the correct window. Once aligned, you had to peer through the little cutout to find the secret code to type in.
Darkly printed manuals (which turned completely black when photocopied). Special red-tinted lenses (decoder glasses). (interlocking cardboard discs). How the Knights of Xentar Code Wheel Worked
