You Don't Know Jack 2 (PC)

Description: Developed by Jellyvision and published by Bandai Digital Entertainment. A game that tests peoples knowledge of random ... more

You Don't Know Jack 2 (PC) ... trivia and pop culture which also includes music and jokes.

Newest Review: ... more. Enter You Don't Know Jack: Volume 2. More of the same, although not without its differences from its predecessor. The ... more

... point to the Jack games is simple enough. You and up to two of your friends go at it in a three way trivia fest that is set up something like a game show. You play either a 7 or a 21 question game. Then, you pick a category.. usually something pretty bizarre, like "Up your nose with a rubber senator." The question is then given a value. The question is popped on the screen, along with four possible answers. Buzz in first and answer correctly, and you net yourself the amount of $$$ the question was desi...more

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You Don't Know Jack 2 (PC): You STILL don't know him? You'll meet him at the party. (1596 words)
by - written on 19/12/07 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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Trivia. Gee whiz. How exciting. I'm sure you all remember playing Trivial Pursuit. The very thought of trivia as a computer game seems.. well.. dull. And its not like such a game would require much programming, or even time to put together. You could sit down for a a few hours in Hypercard or Basic and make a pretty decent trivia game in no time flat. Just get some questions, make a real basic engine, and fill in the blanks. Add a few random commands, make a system for keeping score.. viola. You've got trivia. Nothing to it. So if trivia is so easy to make on a computer, and if it appears to be nothing more than a boring, senseless idea that makes your fingers ... Read the complete review