You Don't Know Jack
The tabletop version of "You Don't Know Jack" was released by Tiger Electronics and operates off of four AA batteries. It offers a streamlined gameplay experience with just the basic question format (no…
You Don't Know Jack is a video game developed by Tiger Electronics, released 31 December 1998 on Handheld Electronic LCD.
What You Don't Know Jack is
You Don't Know Jack was developed by Tiger Electronics and released in 1998. It is available on Handheld Electronic LCD only.
The premise, in the publisher's words
The tabletop version of "You Don't Know Jack" was released by Tiger Electronics and operates off of four AA batteries. It offers a streamlined gameplay experience with just the basic question format (no Gibberish questions) and only 10 questions per game with values of $1,000, $2,000 or $3,000 with no Jack Attack. Hosted by Nate Shapiro (game creator Harry Gottlieb), the game serves as a scorekeeper of dollar values won or lost. Includes 125 question cards with 500 total general knowledge questions. At least two expansions were released a TV Pack and a Movies Pack each adding 113 cards with 450 (TV) or 452 (Movies) additional questions in the set's given subject.
Where it sits in the You Don't Know Jack series
You Don't Know Jack is the first of 2 entries we hold in the You Don't Know Jack series. The next entry was You Don't Know Jack: Movies Expansion in 1998.
What it launched against
You Don't Know Jack launched on 31 December 1998, within three weeks of Suikoden II, Super Smash Bros., Crazy Taxi (1999) and Mario Party.
Released around the same time: Suikoden II, Super Smash Bros., Crazy Taxi (1999), Mario Party.
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