Family Feud Format. One of the great things about 'Family Feud' is that the game itself is almost the same as it was back in the 1970s, though there have been tweaks and game changes over the years. You could flip on the show today and recognize it instantly, even if it's been decades since the last time you watched. If you are the one operating the game, click 'Play Free Online' on MSN Games’ Family Feud page. Before pressing 'Play Now,' take the following steps to ensure that your Zoom is set up correctly: Click the 'Share Screen' button in Zoom and select the window displaying the game.

1. Old Family Feud Shows
2. Family Feud Live Game

1. Name something you take into the shower(6 answers)

2. Name something a really lazy guy might teach his dog to fetch for him(4 answers)

3. What body part is most important for a star to maintain?(5 answers)

4. Name A Decoration You Might Find Inside A Mexican Restaurant.(3 answers)

5. Name something that you used to have to go to a store for that you can now buy on the internet(7 answers)

6. Name something a person might buy to go with their swimming pool(6 answers)

7. Name something a gardener might cut while he's on the job(7 answers)

Old Family Feud Shows

8. Name Something You Usually Buy At A Newsagent(5 answers)

9. Name the most famous couple in America(7 answers)

10. Besides Christmas, Name A Holiday Most People Get Off From Work.(2 answers)

11. Name An Actor Who Looks Better Bald(6 answers)

12. Name Something People Remember About The TV Show “Cheers.”(7 answers)

13. Name a TV animal you wish you could have as a pet(5 answers)

14. Name something some people claim to have seen that others are skeptical of(3 answers)

15. Name Something You Might See At A Fashion Parade(3 answers)

16. Name an invention that has brought people closer together(2 answers)

17. Name A Male Relative(6 answers)

18. Name An Expression That Begins With The Word “First”(7 answers)

Family Feud Live Game

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1. Family Feud

Family Feud

DOS - 1987

Also available on: Commodore 64

Description of Family Feud

If you've ever watched daytime television in the US, chances are you've run across a game show called Family Feud. It pits teams of five family members against one another trying to guess the most popular answers to a series of innocuous questions which are based on survey results (similar to Card Sharks).

The family playing the board is given up to three incorrect guesses to match all of the survey's responses. Points are awarded based on the number of people who responded with each answer. The excitement peaks when the family with most points selects two members of the family to play a fast money game against the clock.

Softie's computer version is quite faithful to the original show, although replay value is questionable because I always seem to get the same questions each time. The excitement of seeing family members help each other on the show is, naturally, missing in the computer version, but with hundreds of questions and fun endgame, Family Feud will keep trivia fans happy.

Fans of the TV original will probably be disappointed, though. In 1989 Softie released a sequel, All New Family Feud, which features (very ugly) extended EGA graphics but many more questions than the first game.

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Comments and reviews

CHRISTOPHER MCKEEHAN2016-03-030 point DOS version

I LOVE TOO PLAYING THE FEUD

pws2011-09-191 point DOS version

this is probably the best of the family feud games to date. no really, i just bought it for the wii and it's miserable.

Justyn2009-09-070 point DOS version

I have always loved this gameshow.

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DOS Version

Commodore 64 Version

• Year:1987
• Publisher:ShareData, Inc.
• Developer:ShareData, Inc.

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