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Not recommended
4
Rating: 4,
Useful: 5 / 7
Date: July 20, 2003
Author: Amazon User
There are many problems with this version of computer jeopardy. The interface is awkward-looking and doesn't come up to the TV version at all. It's difficult to buzz in on your computer keyboard and the worst thing is, they don't provide you with the real answers if you miss one. This is inexcusable and exhausting. Another irritating element is you *must* spell your answer correctly. Though the same claims you misspell your answer (as long as it's reasonably close to the actual spelling), this is simply untrue.
A frustrating experience. It's actually more fun to do what I do: pretend you're an actual Jeopardy contestent and 5-time champion. I've gotten more pleasure from living vicariously than actually playing this computer game. There are too many glitches, too few perks to justify a purchase.
No online or LAN capability
1
Rating: 1,
Useful: 3 / 4
Date: April 01, 2003
Author: Amazon User
Game is ok by itself...and would have gotten a 5 star rating from me if it could be played online or at least via LAN. Since it can not it does not warrant that high of a rating. As a matter of fact I would not recommend anyone PURCHASING this game for anything over $... There are plenty of other online trivia games. Wait until Infogrames reaches the technical level of true multiplayer gaming instead of having bored gamers huddle around one keyboard (which is meant for use by one person, by the way).
Big disappointment
2
Rating: 2,
Useful: 5 / 10
Date: October 19, 2002
Author: Amazon User
In this day and age I assumed all vidio games, exspecially a game like jeopardy or wheel of fortune would have online multiplayer capabilities so you could play with friends online. I was wrong.. that would have made this game a 5 star to me. ...
Read the directions
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 3 / 7
Date: January 27, 2003
Author: Amazon User
Mr. "Gamer" from Forest Hills should read the comments from
"Theodore John Illenberg (see more about me)" to see why
he (gamer) couldn't get answers because he was "playing with
himself" while traveling; NOT a good idea (like cell-phones and
booze and driving) ;>)
It's the greatest game show game on computer. What is J?
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 2 / 5
Date: August 03, 2003
Author: Amazon User
This version of Jeopardy! is one of the best game show computer games ever! It has stunning 3-D graphics and over 5,200 answers! It also has a contestant exam that gets you ready for the game! Also in this game, Alex Trebek doesn't have a mustache. I give this CD FIVE STARS!
Jeopardy is a Winner
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 2 / 7
Date: September 20, 2005
Author: Amazon User
Jeopardy is challenging and fun. If you like trivia, this is the game to play.
This is great!
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 2 / 8
Date: March 24, 2004
Author: Amazon User
I own the same version by Infogrames. I love it. You really get the feel that you are on the TV program. It includes the stands, the game board and Alex. There a lot more puzzles (questions) that challenge you mind. Great fun.
Jeopardy 2003 Review
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 1 / 2
Date: July 22, 2003
Author: Amazon User
Its a good game if you like triva games. The money values are up to date with the real tv show and it feels that your right in the studio actually playing the game. I dont know if it works under Windows 98 but It works just fine under Windows XP professional edtion.
Solo mode is practice?
2
Rating: 2,
Useful: 1 / 4
Date: November 23, 2003
Author: Amazon User
The "explanation" for why one doesn't get the correct answers in a solo game--that "solo mode is practice"--is simply unacceptable. One of the benefits of most computer games is that one can play a full-fledged game against a virtual opponent. It is unlikely, having learned this, that I will purchase this software.
However, I don't understand what Douglas Gardner's problem is with the Forest Hills commentator's playing while traveling--playing a game with the audio low or with headphones is not the same thing as yelling into a cellphone--so long as s/he's on public transit and not driving a car!
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