More new GS games coming soon

[clemon79]

Or, alternately, spend your money on games and developers that don't utterly suck.

[pyramid100]

TPIR Decades is now out as an app for 99c on the itunes store. Shame they don't post more screenshots. Maybe they are trying to hide something...

[Jeremy Nelson]

Price is Right Decades is on the App Store now- 99 cents for the iPhone version and a dollar more for the iPad version. Ludia's standard issue avatars make their long awaited return.

By the way, I don't think Family Feud and Friends hasn't been mentioned here yet, but it's just like having the Family Feud Facebook app (with other players playing the other half of your Fast Money) as a dedicated app. It's free, and worth checking out.

[pacdude]

Price is Right Decades is on the App Store now- 99 cents for the iPhone version and a dollar more for the iPad version. Ludia's standard issue avatars make their long awaited return.

By the way, I don't think Family Feud and Friends hasn't been mentioned here yet, but it's just like having the Family Feud Facebook app (with other players playing the other half of your Fast Money) as a dedicated app. It's free, and worth checking out.

Same bullsh*t, different app. Decent enough, quick gameplay, perfect for an iPhone, but fonts are wrong, the Plinko Chip is blue, and there's limited avatar customization. It's worth about 99 cents.

[tpirfan28]

Same bullsh*t, different app.

If we listed all the bugs and errors with TPIR Decades, I think we could bring down the Internet.

/XBOX:  60+20=85.

[MikeK]

/XBOX:  60+20=85.

One of my students works for Microsoft?  Most of them really try, while the rest are really trying.

[clemon79]

/XBOX:  60+20=85.

One of my students works for Microsoft?  Most of them really try, while the rest are really trying.

While I know you were joking, I'll point out here that our hardware merely runs the code that is given to us. I assure you, the box itself knows how to add.

[MikeK]

/XBOX:  60+20=85.

One of my students works for Microsoft?  Most of them really try, while the rest are really trying.

While I know you were joking, I'll point out here that our hardware merely runs the code that is given to us. I assure you, the box itself knows how to add.

Are you telling me I can't take a crack at Microsoft?  They'll never know I said a bad word about the...A fatal exception 0E has occurred at 0028:C02A0201...

[clemon79]

Are you telling me I can't take a crack at Microsoft?  They'll never know I said a bad word about the...A fatal exception 0E has occurred at 0028:C02A0201...

That ought to keep you in line. Next time I brick the machine outright.

[GSNFAN3000]

Price is Right Decades is on the App Store now- 99 cents for the iPhone version and a dollar more for the iPad version. Ludia's standard issue avatars make their long awaited return.

By the way, I don't think Family Feud and Friends hasn't been mentioned here yet, but it's just like having the Family Feud Facebook app (with other players playing the other half of your Fast Money) as a dedicated app. It's free, and worth checking out.

Same bullsh*t, different app. Decent enough, quick gameplay, perfect for an iPhone, but fonts are wrong, the Plinko Chip is blue, and there's limited avatar customization. It's worth about 99 cents.

one plus: all the pricing games from the Wii/XBox versions are in this one (unlike TPiR 2010 (only 20) and the 1st Ludia TPiR)

[pacdude]

Price is Right Decades is on the App Store now- 99 cents for the iPhone version and a dollar more for the iPad version. Ludia's standard issue avatars make their long awaited return.

By the way, I don't think Family Feud and Friends hasn't been mentioned here yet, but it's just like having the Family Feud Facebook app (with other players playing the other half of your Fast Money) as a dedicated app. It's free, and worth checking out.

Same bullsh*t, different app. Decent enough, quick gameplay, perfect for an iPhone, but fonts are wrong, the Plinko Chip is blue, and there's limited avatar customization. It's worth about 99 cents.

one plus: all the pricing games from the Wii/XBox versions are in this one (unlike TPiR 2010 (only 20) and the 1st Ludia TPiR)

And every pricing game has some inherent, inexcusable flaw that makes the game against brand, infuriating to game show fans or otherwise un-fun.

[clemon79]

And every pricing game has some inherent, inexcusable flaw that makes the game against brand, infuriating to game show fans or otherwise un-fun.

I dunno if I'd go that far. I would bet that the mass majority of casual customers don't even notice or care about most of them. As long as the game isn't outright crashing, they're gonna be content with the buck they spent

But their outreach pandering advertising to the hardcores, like they were doing at G-R, was as much of a farce as their end product is.

[pacdude]

And every pricing game has some inherent, inexcusable flaw that makes the game against brand, infuriating to game show fans or otherwise un-fun.

I dunno if I'd go that far. I would bet that the mass majority of casual customers don't even notice or care about most of them. As long as the game isn't outright crashing, they're gonna be content with the buck they spent

But their outreach pandering advertising to the hardcores, like they were doing at G-R, was as much of a farce as their end product is.

I had my girlfriend play with me—the epitome of the 'casual customer.' She even noticed things like, "Why does [Contestant's Row] always start at the far left?" and "Where's the noise [in Pathfinder when a wrong number is stepped on]?" One 16-year old with no budget can spit out a relatively accurate PYL game in a month, but these bozos take a full development cycle to create a load of garbage? I'm about to start a Kickstarter fund to license The Joker's Wild and do it goddamn correctly.

[clemon79]

I had my girlfriend play with me—the epitome of the 'casual customer.' She even noticed things like, "Why does [Contestant's Row] always start at the far left?" and "Where's the noise [in Pathfinder when a wrong number is stepped on]?"

Fine, but (especially in the latter case), you know as well as I that by virtue of her knowing what that sound is, she's not nearly as casual as you're suggesting. The plural of "anecdote" is not "data" and all that.

[Jeremy Nelson]

One 16-year old with no budget can spit out a relatively accurate PYL game in a month, but these bozos take a full development cycle to create a load of garbage? I'm about to start a Kickstarter fund to license The Joker's Wild and do it goddamn correctly.

Whenever I find a game show adaptation that feels lacking, I always think back to what Curt Did with PYL and wonder how anyone can have an excuse for putting out a half baked product. Yes, these people do it for the money, but as has been mentioned here before, these games aren't that hard to make and stay true to. Really, you'd be hard pressed to find classic game shows with rules any more complicated than your average board game.