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Mad Men’s Biggest Dork Guest Stars On You Don’t Know Jack
Part of the fun of the new, very fun Facebook-anchored version of You Don’t Know Jack is that because Jellyvision is constantly adding new questions and content, they can stay current. It also means, apparently, that they can have guest stars.
You Don’t Know Jack Hops From Facebook To Mobile
One of the greatest reasons to play a game on Facebook, the irreverent video game quiz show You Don’t Know Jack expands to iOS and Android on Thursday, and once you’ve gone mobile Jack there’s no going back.
When You Don’t Know Jack Asks You To Marry Your Boyfriend, You Say ‘Yes’
Now here’s an adorable story. The folks at Jellyvision, the company behind wonderful Facebook game You Don’t Know Jack, sent us the above video along with the following:
You Should Try You Don’t Know Jack On Facebook Right Now
I have many fond memories of playing the original You Don’t Know Jack and its various expansions back in the late 90′s on PC. Starting today, the series’ recent revitalization has hit a new high point: You Don’t Know Jack has come to Facebook, and it is wonderful.
“You Don’t Know Quack” Draws Suit From “You Don’t Know Jack”
The company behind one of gaming’s most famous trivia series are suing the people behind insurance’s most famous duck, as You Don’t Know Jack makers Jellyvision have filed a trademark infringement suit against Aflac.
You Don’t Know Jack set for big comeback
I love You Don’t Know Jack. Many who have played it feel exactly the same way. When it went to a web edition in the late ’90s it was the best damn thing on the Internet, but then it all went away. Regular installments of the new webshow have been enjoyed over the past two years, but now they’re set to call it a day at #100 to focus on a next big thing.
We’ve decided to actually try to make some money with this thing. We’re working hard on getting this game out to the masses… in the upcoming weeks, you’ll hear some real big news about a real big deal we’ve made with some real bigshots who can help get YOU DON’T KNOW JACK back to where it belongs – in the home of every living man, woman, and child, and most elves. And for all of our loyal viewers, and we know who you are, we promise to give you a token of our appreciation. Stay tuned.
Past rumours point to a Wii version in the works, and that could be a lot of fun. I’ll still cross my fingers for a Live Arcade or PSN version — they’d be a lot better suited to online play… but in the end I’ll take whatever Jellyvision give me.
If you’ve never played it, go play the last few episodes (plus all the archives are available) before they wrap things up to get to work on their ‘big news’ project.
Big News in Jellyland [YDKJ via Destructoid]
You Don’t Know Jack Probably Announced For The Wii
Yes, more Intellisponse leakage! Another game mentioned that we (or at least I) hadn’t yet heard of was a new version of You Don’t Know Jack. For the Wii. Not much more to add than that, other than this is a very good idea, and it’s baffling why it’s taken this long in the console’s lifespan for someone to come up with it. No word on a release date or developer/publisher (going off the other leaks, though, we’ll presume it’s Activision), but they do mention a $AU 42.58 price-point.
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