A beginning to end playthrough of Gametek's 1994 3DO game, Family Feud. The video was recorded off of a Goldstar 3DO deck.
This play was a two-player game between my buddy Tim and I, playing through two complete rounds before calling it done.
Smacking of camp and cheese, Family Feud was an awesome way to exploit the 3DO's hardware. The presentation is dead on: a crystal clear recording of the old-skool barnyard hoedown style theme, reasonably well blue-screened video characters superimposed over the backgrounds, and some of the most amusingly stereotyped families known to man all come together to form a game that's a blast to play two-player. That being said, it's garbage as a one-player game. The topics can be ridiculous with their answers sometimes, and even on the easiest setting, the CPU will wipe the floor with you 9 times out of 10.
Still, I can't think of a more entertaining video game adaptation of Family Feud, and it utterly destroys the Wii version. Of course, it was developed by Eurocom, who also did Gametek's fantastic 1995 PC and 3DO ports of Super Street Fighter II Turbo.
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