Who Framed Roger Rabbit (lost hotline message from NES game; 1989)

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Phone number when shown in the game.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit was a 1989 NES game released by LJN based on the 1988 movie of the same name.

One part of the game as Jessica Rabbit give you a phone number. The number is 1-800-232-3324. At the time, calling this number in "real life" on an actual phone would have given the player a message containing a hint for the game.

Recently, as late as of 2010, the number was turned over to a sex hotline.

The original message audio has not been found. It's voice was probably Jessica Rabbit's. According to witnesses, the message was:

"It is shocking the way some neighborhoods are getting. You practically can't walk anywhere without running into stray dogs, cats, and other animals. It makes you wish you carried a piece of meat, a fish bone, or a piece of cheese around with you. The weasel that is guarding Judge Doom's warehouse is the one called Stupid. I've heard that the only thing that'll get him to leave is a quick game of softball. Know anyplace where you could get a baseball in a hurry?"