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If you were a child in the 80's, you might have played with Simon. For those who do not know it (it still can be bought in any toys store), you had to reproduce a sequence of sounds by pressing on coloured buttons of a plastic flying saucer (which looked very similar to the Windows Media Player default skin...). This version adds 2 buttons to the original four. There are 3 levels. The easiest one only uses the 4 original buttons, but the hardest one uses 6. Just like the original game, the sequence grows longer and longer, to exercise your memory. [klippo]
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