The Scoop: In 1995, Jellyvision unleashed upon the world a trivia game unlike any other: You Don’t Know Jack, a game in which “high culture and pop culture collided”. The result was one of the most popular PC trivia games of the middle and late 90’s. The popularity of the series led to a significant number of new editions of the game, including movie and sports themed variations, a spinoff for teenage trivia buffs, two PlayStation editions and a short-lived ABC game show hosted by Paul Reubens. This is the first physical release of a You Don’t Know Jack title since 2003’s “The Lost Gold” and the first game in the series to appear in a console since You Don’t Know Jack: Mock 2 was released on the PlayStation in 2000.
This is a very fun game to pay in isolation and doing things for a good cause is never a bad idea. Ten-episode live-streaming original series premieres Friday, May 1.
Jackbox games are bringing a new party game collection later this Fall to PC and Consoles simply named Jackbox Party Pack 5. The announcement comes from PAX East earlier today, where they released a comical trailer with a fake collaboration with Binjpipe.com. That trailer is included below and contains numerous little chuckles for your entertainment. Jackbox …
They get a surprising amount of play time. So easy when you have 5-6 people over
Ken McKown writes: The From A to Z series lets our editors go back and take a look at games from past generations that are classics, overlooked gems, or just titles they remember fondly. The idea behind this is to pick five games from each letter of the alphabet, once a week to showcase. This delivers 26 weeks and 130 games to talk about. Hopefully it sparks some conversation, and of course plenty of memories.
Our first series will focus on Sony’s first entry into the console business, the PlayStation.
Let’s continue with the letters “X,Y,Z, and #”.
describing "40 Winks" the author says "Every game on the PSOne wanted to beat Mario (spoiler, none of them ever did)"...i say spoiler: yes one or two games on PS1 managed to destroy Mario 64 even if they were developed before it ....Crash Bandicoot 1-2 were far far better than Mario 64 from any aspect, more fun, more difficult , better graphics (yes better graphics go compare them now to see for yrslf), better art style etcetc ...but ok there is the idiotic unscripted rule that whatever mediocrity or decent game Nintendo brings must be legendary and better than anything out there
