Jeopardy! (CD-i) Playthrough - NintendoComplete
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- A single game, single player playthrough of Philips Media's 1994 CD-I game, Jeopardy!
Played using the wireless remote control. The mouse is entirely too cumbersome and twitchy in the menus. The video was recorded from a DVS VE200 model CD-I console (dated 1998, built-in digital video cart) through the composite connector plugged into an X-Capture 1 capture card. The couple times that the graphics are get corrupted are a result of the game itself glitching - it was not a result of bad compression, faulty capture hardware, nor anything but some programming error that apparently wasn't caught before release.
Even though it lacks a bit of personality thanks to the complete absence of an AI player or player avatars, it is impressive for its authentic replication of the shows sights and sounds - especially in that there are voice recordings reading every single question and answer, and it even provides a database of common names so that the game will refer to each play by name. The CD-I is justifiably notorious for the quality of the typical "game" made for it, but this was quite a respectable effort!
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RIP Charlie O'Donnell & Alex Trebek.
The CD-I provides a thoroughly respectable version of the classic game show (which is impressive, given the quality of most of the CD-I's software), going so far as to include full voice-overs for every question and answer. Too bad they left out character avatars.
+NintendoComplete And did they replace the usual announcer for Jeopardy with Charlie, the guy who used to announce for Wheel of Fortune until he died?
+Spike Riley I believe so. it doesn't sound like Alex to me during the questions
+NintendoComplete It was Charlie O'Donnell.
May he RIP.
Unfortunately there's no computer AI so your only opponent is your self and it ruins it for me I have the game on CD-i
3:09, Let's Play JEOPARDY!
Alex explaining the game rules was a genius idea. :)
Charlie O’Donald announces Jeopardy!
Charlie O’Donnell is reading the clues in this version. On the PlayStation/PlayStation 2 versions, Johnny Gilbert is reading the clues.
With hilarious resullts. XD
Hotel Jeopardy!
This game specifies a solo or three-player game in addition with the paper and pen for Final Jeopardy.
1:25, The Rules of the Game
Alex: select. H E L P.
me: calls cops
Charlie O'Donnell was the game show announcer of the CD-I game version of Jeopardy!.
But he never did announce some episodes of Jeopardy!, let alone filling in for the long time game show announcer Johnny Gilbert.
23:22, Time for DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
RIP ALEX TREBEK
The real feel experience of being on the show
I bet Alex enjoyed doing all the video games
Absolutely. :')
Alex is a soul of Jeopardy . I know he is dead but this doesn't change the fact that he still remains the soul of Jeopardy to many people
Love games which had him. Games without him simply felt odd
@@tetsuyatsurugi9250 Agreed.
RIP Alex Trevek.
This is Jeopardy!
WOO HOO Who Wants To Be A Jeopardy Here In Hollywood
Rest In Peace, Charlie O’Donnell!
And Alex Trebek
😢
Oh my Goodness it’s my favorite Jeopardy game show I’ve ever seen before Charle is the great announcer.
Answer: "A gaming console that - perhaps infamously - is known for games such as Hotel Mario and Link: Faces of Evil."
Question: "What is the Phillips CD-I?"
Correct!
48:25 NO
48:26 Okay But Thanks For Playing I'm Alex Trebek And I'll See You Next Time
When Once Again
You Get To Play Jeopardy
Forever in our hearts.
45:26, FINAL JEOPARDY!
This game is quite advanced for its time, Having Alex Tribek saying the players name if it’s in the database of the game. Also Charlie O’Donald did the announcing and not Johnny Gilbert, probably they could not get Johnny do to not having the time to get him to record the lines or the money. And this is one of the games not made by Hasbro Interactive since they did both Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune games for the PC and PlayStation.
I wonder why Alex didn't do the clues here. Time thing maybe? It woulda been a big deal, especially then if he had. Talk about true to life.
Correction: Charlie O’Donnell, not Charlie O’Donald.
@@ajk Charlie did a great job!
@@ajk He does the Final Jeopardy! clues at least.
Charlie?! Where was Johnny, chewing through Gilbert’s Filberts? 😂 🥜
I don’t know
Maybe Johny couldn't record that day.
Thanks for uploading
Johnny Gilbert announces Jeopardy not Charlie O’Donnell
i cant get it to work can you help
Rest in peace, Alex Trebek.
AND Charlie O'Donnell. They also worked on the short-lived To Tell the Truth in 1990.
@@gameshowguy2000 Caroll Spinney was on that show too!
this is jeopardy!
Woah, no Daily Double sound?!
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holy crap hopefully you can do the other game show CDI games
Are there any others besides jokers wild?
+NintendoComplete yes there was name that tune and Jokers Wild Jr
+Scottwilkie18 I'll see what I can do :)
@@NintendoComplete I was doing research, and it looks like the CD-i releases of Jeopardy! and Jokers Wild both support four players. I'm confused, because as far as I know, there was never a CD-i console with more than two controller ports on it. Is there a multi-tap peripheral, or do four players have to share two controllers, or what?
The Columbia TriStar Television logo's brass instrument jingle is muted and silent.
I was able to sweep the Sunken Ships category. That's a shame that glitch kept you from getting the Andrea Doria clue. BTW, I know there were two game show titles that were planned for the CD-I but scrapped. Wheel of Fortune was one of them, much to my dismay. The other was The Price is Right.
+germanname1990 No kidding? I would have love to have had either of those
NintendoComplete Oh, there's no question that would've been awesome had they been released, considering that Wheel and Price are my two favorite game shows. Now there were supposed to be some Wheel games for the 3DO, the Saturn, and even the Game Boy Color, but sadly, none of them worked out either. The Saturn version was perhaps the closest of the three to making it.
Vanna would have hosted as usual. =D
CD-I Console Is A Total Failure! What a Bummer!
Wait...he *actually* says the player's name? I thought he's supposed to say "Player 1", "Player 2", "Player 3", etc.
+John Lee Nope, as long as you put in a name that's in its database he'll call you by it :)
Just like on the show.
The announcer in this game is the late Charlie O'Donnell.
Why is Charlie O'Donnell announcing this instead of Johnny Gilbert?
Maybe Johnny was sick.
How do you like that? They're using the 1984-92 theme.
Now that's a feature they don't include in modern jeopardy titles - the ability to pick a pre-recorded name. Modern Jeopardy games, take note.
Yeah. Hearing Alex call me 'Player 1' sounds kinda show-inaccurate.
Admit it, the reason you're here is because of the death of Alex Trebek.
Yep, I am
Yeah. I am. I miss him. 😢
Something tells me this will eventually lead to playthroughs of four games that should never have been allowed.
So you are planning Hotel Mario and The Unholy Triforce?
+Spike Riley If I can find a working gamepad for under $80, definitely
This was like the only good game on the CDI the only reason i want this console is because of this game and the start up.
"I wonder what's for dinner"
0:33
RIP Charlie O'Donnell and Alex Trebek.
Yep I was thinking somebody would say that
Wheel and Jeopardy's staffs miss them a lot.
48:25 NO
48:26 Okay But Thanks For Playing I'm Alex Trebek And I'll See You Next Time When Once Again
You Get To Play Jeopardy
The announcer in this game is the late Charlie O'Donnell.
The announcer in this game is the late Charlie O'Donnell.