The D Show is the Disney equivalent of the You Don’t Know Jack series. It quizzes you and two other players on Disney trivia, which covers television shows, live-action films, animated features, theme parks, characters, and general Disney...

YDKJ: Louder, Faster, Funnier brings the best episodes from the netshow, with old classic like the DIS OR DAT, Gibberish Question, PIssed About A Question, And the all new Wendithappen! and if you think we're lying,...

A Version Of YDKJ Volume 2 Remade For UK Audiences

Saying that You Don't Know Jack is a trivia game is like calling Steve Jobs the chairman of Pixar — there's a lot more to it than that. Imagine a game show hosted by a combination of Groucho Marx and Howard Stern, and you’ve got...

I still have this rom that came with the very first computer I ever bought. I had just moved from Los Angeles to Seattle so that was 1990. I had been to my neighbors house and was transfixed by this box; she had many of the new "com pu...

A little Simpsons trivia game created with GameMaker, increasing in difficulty the further you provide it with good answers.

This budget-release CD-ROM is a tie-in to the popular GAMES Magazine, a publication full of pen-and-paper puzzles of various types. As with the magazine, this includes crosswords, word searches, cryptograms, paint-by-numbers (Picross/Nonogram), and...

Here's the first question and answer game WITHOUT ANY QUESTIONS! Instead, TriBond presents brain teasers in the form of three clues that have something in common. These 'Threesome' puzzles can be just about anything, from types of...

A package of five games. In Master Code, players must break a secret code consisting of symbols, shapes, or numbers. In Destroyer, players must find and destroy enemy ships on a grid layout. Third Dimension is a three-dimensional tic-tac-toe game....