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About This Game Fans of Cookie Masterson rejoice! This is his first volume as full-time host – the game that launched a “career,” if you can call it that! The spawning continues as the award-winning YOU DON’T KNOW JACK series pumps out YOU DON’T KNOW JACK Volume 3. Join your host Cookie as he takes you on a trivia Tilt-a-Whirl that’s a triple-dip of cheeky hip. YDKJ Volume 3 adds a whole slew of question types into a mind-bending mixture of smart-aleckiness and sassitude. a09c17d780 Title: YOU DON'T KNOW JACK Vol. 3Genre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Jackbox Games, Inc.Publisher:Jackbox Games, Inc.Release Date: 31 Oct, 1997 YOU DON'T KNOW JACK Vol. 3 Crack By Irfan Doggar Out of all the YDKJs, Volume 3 has to be my favorite one. This one's before they changed the format in Vol. 4 The Ride, back when you could play a 7 or 21 question game. Oh, and Cookie Masterson is the best YDKJ host. EVER.. Volume 3 was the first YDKJ game I experienced (as a demo in a disc lost a long time ago). I just can't remember how many long afternoons and nights were spent with this timeless classic. It's one of those games that looks deceptively simple but ends trapping you within its complex instances of verbal abuse, sarcasm and overall wittiness.And the wrong answer triggers... Just priceless, as well as a trademark of the whole series. Cookie FTW!Extremely recommended, even for playing against yourself and ranting at the screen when you get those Impossible Questions wrong.. I love this game! I have wonderful memories of playing this with my Mom and the steam re-release doesn't disappoint. While I say "re-release", nothing has changed - it's just been updated to run on modern operating systems (I'm on Windows 10.)This is the first appearance of the original, the start of it all, the MC, the legend, COOKIE MASTERSON. Previously just a producer, Cookie hits the big time and (almost) never leaves the seat...kind of like Johnny Carson. This "third time is the charm" game improves on old favorite question types like "dis or dat" and adds one of my favorites, the three-way. Yes, the adult and snarky and political undertones continue, but I didn't get them when I was in junior high - (mostly) too smart and subtle for that. The categories are smarter and more fun to choose from than ever...like an intelligent feast in a candy store.For new players, this is very much a computer game - not a controller or mouse game, Multi-player is done via a shared keyboard and there are fill-in-the-blank questions where you, yes, have to type (it's pretty forgiving on typos, tho.) This is in many ways a nice reminder of old style multiplayer...you get creative with seating.This is also a blast to play solo. You get lots of teasing.When you first launch, the screen will seem very small. An easy fix: Right-click the game in your steam library and select "View local files". Right click the main program (something similar like YDKJV2.exe and select "properties". Click the "Compatibility" tab. In the "Settings" section select the checkbox next to "Run in 640 x 480 screen resolution" Click Apply, Click OK, launch game from Steam.While the initial white box won't be full screen, it will quickly flip to full screen. Don't worry, you haven't changed your desktop resolution, and once you quit the game everything will go back to normal. Problem solved!. I think this was the firstYDKJ game I ever played. There was a demo for it on a pinball game I had. My preteen self having never seen anything like this before loved the crap out of the hillarity. Never managed to buy the actual game untill now :). Chronogically speaking, this is the eighth iteration of You Don't Know Jack. Compared to the previous entries of the series, the artstyle has taken a noticeably more chic look, evocative of a '70s style. This is accentuated by the new question type, the Three Way. Unlike the focused entries of the series (e.g., Sports), this is worthy to stand on its own merits. Comedy and trivia combine to make a good party game or individual test of knowledge. Whether you buy it solo or in the Classic Pack, it's a good investment.