Family Feud

About

Family Feud on the 3DO turns TV trivia into a living room showdown. Based on the popular game show, players answer survey questions by predicting the most common responses from real people. The game supports solo play or matches with up to nine others, all vying to buzz in first after the host’s voice reads the answer. The 3DO version adds over 4000 questions pulled directly from the show’s archives, giving it a solid replay value. Each round plays out in a digitized studio setting, with animated families reacting to the action in real time. What stands out is the multiplayer chaos, letting friends compete without needing a TV. The full motion video clips of families and the host’s digitized voice add a layer of authenticity often missing in 90s trivia games. Released in March 1994 by GameTek, Inc., it was one of the earlier examples of bringing live TV formats to home consoles. While the 3DO’s lifespan was short, this version remains a nostalgic pick for those who remember the system’s heyday.