You Don't Know Jack is a Game Show game developed by Jellyvision, Starsphere Interactive, Inc. and published by Sierra On-Line, Inc. in 1999 for the Playstation.

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Overall 7.1    Graphics 5    Sound 7    Addictive 10    Depth 9    Difficulty 8


You Don't Know Jack for Playstation   classgame
So, once again I had to rely on a different website in order to play this game because you can't play Playstation games here (unless you buy the playstation here? I haven't bought any of the consoles and it could be a plugin exclusive there's alot about this site I haven't figured out yet) but I don't know how well it'll work with RetroArch. I have done playings of the game online but, it's a different situation I'll explain shortly Gameplay: Well like I had said in the comments area for this game, if you've played YDKJ Vol 3 for PC then guess what! You've played this game because this YDKJ Volume 3, the same questions, the same segues, the only thing that's different is that you need to select the shape buttons to get an answer (and the same goes for the buzzer) Graphics: It's a little bit fuzzy but then again, this is a playstation OG game, where everything looked kind of clunky Sound: It's the same as YDKJ volume 3 Addictive: Over the most recent holidays I got myself into playing this because I'm not under the age of ten anymore, I Haven't been since '99(my mother had a copy of this game and barely played it, and I've gotten better at it since the summer, especially since I found out that you can't lose points if you don't answer the question at all. And all I wanted to do was to just keep on playing this) and considering how inappropriate the content can be I can see why my mom wouldn't let me play it back in the day when we had our old Windows 95. Sometimes the days before we let the internet into our house were the best days of our lives and even when we did it was dialup, didn't get the high speed stuff til 2009 when I entered College Depth: They let you select whatever category is shown to you Difficulty: I will admit I did have difficulty at first because like they said it's the game where High Culture and pop culture collide, I would have to know my pop culture pretty darn well Overall: This game becomes fun once you get the hang of it. But I'm taking points off because this is just YDKJ Volume 3 for playstation and nothing new is offered and because of that I have to give it a 7/10
  Graphics 5   Sound 7   Addictive 10   Depth 9   Difficulty 8
      Review Rating: 3/5     Submitted: 01-14-21     Review Replies: 0

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