The program provides reinforcement of previously learned facts, with questions taken from such categories as history, social studies, geography, government, grammar, and literature as well as the less academic, sports and entertainment categories. It's greatest value may lie in its ability to engage a small group in an amusing way to share information. Many of the questions resulted in more in-depth discussions about the topic. Best suited for older teenagers, college students, and adults who have a broad, detail-oriented sports interest. It does not instruct other than confirm the correct answer.
Educational value is minimal.
But unlike that other sports title, this game is not geared for kids or teenagers. It is best played by groups of adults who consider themselves extremely sports conversant, since the questions tend to be very specific. Know Jack , also from Berkeley Systems. Users cast their lot with the dastardly Dr. Evil, or team up with the refreshingly candid Austin Powers. Questions are presented in five different formats, and test players knowledge of pop culture from the '60s to present time.