I'm sorry?

What don't you get?

How the next round differs from the first.

I'll make a new topic going in depth with it, but basically it'll be like this:

person 1 picks a question
person 1 answers it correctly
person 2 gets online before person 1 and picks the next question
person 1 gets mad

So you're not entitled to picking the next question anymore just because you got it right. If you get to pick it in time, more power to you.

Ah. I like that. Thanks.

Sounds fair. Sorry about not getting around to replying yet. Sequels for $200 please.

Sequels -- $200

The first 3-D entry in its series, this game helped show everyone how running over hookers with your car was a great way to spend an afternoon

What is Grand Theft Auto 2?

What is Grand Theft Auto 3?

I can't remember which was the first 3D one.

(even though it isn't)
What is GTA 4?

Chris is right, GTA3 is the answer. +200

Edit: Whoops, lol.


Last Edit: Jul 25, 2008 22:22:48 GMT by Quinine

Woot. Genres for $400 please.

Genres -- $400

Halo brought the focus of this genre from PCs to consoles

Ok I decided against Daily Doubles for this round, but I'm wondering how they should work for DJ:
--Person gets a Daily Double, they wager a certain amount. I think they should be able to lose that amount as well as win it, otherwise the wager is pointless.
--Should that person (the one who picked it) be the only one able to answer the Daily Double (like in real Jeopardy), or should it still be answered on a first come, first serve basis? If so, everyone should be able to lose as well as win points for the DD, otherwise it wouldn't be fair.
--But, since the first contestant picked the wager, shouldn't he be the only one to answer it? Unless he wants to play mind games by making hard questions worth less.

hmm