Scrabble 2009 (Nintendo DS)
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 | Product Details: Release Date: 20 March 2009 Publisher: Ubisoft Rating:   Sales Rank: 309 | | Look for similar items by category: | | Customers who bought this item also bought:
| | Customer Reviews: scrabble (08 July 2010)bought this for my mum she has never used a ds before and was not sure but after only a few days she loves it. This is one game ruined by poor programming (26 May 2010)I LOVE Scrabble. Seriously, I really do LOVE the game of Scrabble. That is why I was SO VERY disapointed when I bought this game and sat down to play it and found that not only do the computer players use words that are made up but I was unable to challenge them! Well that's it game ruined! How on Earth can the makers programme the game like this?!?! So just in case you are unable to believe your eyes aas to what you have just read I'll sort of repeat myself. The game is ruined by poor programming as THE COMPUTER USES WORDS THAT ARE MADE UP AND IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO CHALLENGE THEM WHEN THEY DO! Scrabble 2009 Edition (14 May 2010)Generally I tend to play the game in insolation to test my skills, as the words the opponents use are not average! I often doubt they are in the dictionary - although they state they are. I think I overestimated the value I would get from it - glad I did not pay alot for it. More scrabble (10 April 2010)This version of the game is not as good as the previous one, but does give one new opponents and some interesting extra games American dictionary and made up words (23 March 2010)Selling a game in the UK with an American dictionary is unforgivable. "Sinched" instead of "Cinched", for example. Plus it just doesn't understand the rules of English. For example, one opponent put Foen. The scrolling dictionary showed "Foe, n, an enemy or adversary", but foen is not a word! Another example - an opponent put "Towier". It says "Tow vb drag, esp by means of a rope", but again, towier is just not a word. This makes it incredibly frustrating as your opponents can put in any old rubbish whilst you obviously only know valid words. |
