The most famous real estate board game in the world makes its way to the Sega Genesis with a few new features. While up to eight human players can alternate turns, solo gamers can choose from eight different computer "characters" to play against.   A digitized hand will shake the dice and animated pieces will appear in cinema screens at the center of the board. Customizable options allow players the chance to set up the board as they see fit, including assigning money, deeds, houses and hotels before play. You can also choose between twelve scenarios such as "Trader's Delight" or "Corner in the Market" to jump into a game already in progress.