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8.4

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  1. SamF
    Mar 30, 2009
    8
    If your a big fan of scrabble and would enjoy playing with friends online then Scrabble for XBOX LIVE is your only good bet. There are a few annoying problems such as views they chose for the board and the fact of your tile rack blocking the bottom row not letting you see board when others play their turn. Being a port from the Wii the graphics are not improved for the xbox nor has the If your a big fan of scrabble and would enjoy playing with friends online then Scrabble for XBOX LIVE is your only good bet. There are a few annoying problems such as views they chose for the board and the fact of your tile rack blocking the bottom row not letting you see board when others play their turn. Being a port from the Wii the graphics are not improved for the xbox nor has the gameplay. It a very childlike interface which looks suitable for a 10 year old but its your only chance to play scrabble on xbox live. Expand
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79

Generally favorable reviews - based on 7 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6 out of 7
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  1. 77
    It controls well, and there are a fair number of bells and whistles that make it worth the $10 price tag. With multiple local modes, online multiplayer and an intuitive interface, this is the best word puzzle game on XBLA to date. But it’s not without its drawbacks. The fact that you can’t play against a computer opponent and the oddly angled screen in multiplayer take away from an otherwise very polished game.
  2. Despite a few flaws and one ill-conceived megamix, these games are treated with the respect they deserve at a price we’re willing to pay. We’re happy to see them on Arcade where they belong.
  3. EA Bright Light did about as good a job as a team can do when working with the classic games of many of our childhoods. It’s a delicate job, but HFGN pulls off classic-board gaming with aplomb, while at the same time adding more video game-centric modes to each title.