🎮 Enhance Learning with the MGA Jeopardy Game Base System Review

I like the game when you can calibrate the buzzers, which is VERY HARD. When I first played I had to call MFG. Called customer service a few times to calibrate it and once I've done that the game is great, it's like you're on TV and Alex is asking you questions. My family and I wanted to play Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader and once we finished playing that game (I had to unplug it in the meantime) when I plugged the Jeopardy back in the buzzers needed to be recalibrated and that was when…

The DVD was badly scratched and didn't work properly but an email to the company immediately sent a replacement DVD and the problem was fixed. Setting up the game is time-consuming and navigating to the clues is slow (you have to scroll column by column and row by row to select a clue). Previously played tips are not displayed until you select a category, making it difficult to see the remaining options. The Playstation and buzzer work well once you get the hang of it, but the response time is…

This game is terrible. At least I think it would be if I could get it to work. I bought a custom DVD player for $50 because none of my existing DVD players supported "closed captions," which I only discovered after spending two hours trying to program the beeps, and an hour been browsing the help site for a long time. I found a new DVD player 1.5 hours later at Best Buy and finally there was only ONE brand with CC capability in the store. I spent another two hours installing a new DVD player…

1. Taken out of the box in 30 minutes. If you don't want to keep the box, you can open it much faster. I wanted to store the box but not disturb it.2. I was very disappointed to see that composite video was used to connect to the TV. Communication at the lowest level! And it must be connected between your VCR and your TV. After watching "JEOPARDY" in high definition, the picture quality deteriorated dramatically.3. The game begins with Alex Trebek reading the categories and pointing them out on