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I just picked up Family Feud for Switch and thought I would offer a quick review. People on this subreddit seem to ignore these types of games, but I enjoy playing a quick game of Wheel of Fortune, Monopoly, or Trivial Pursuit now and then with friends/family. I was on the fence for Family Feud - it's published by Ubisoft (who seems to have cornered the market on these sorts of games), and retails for $39.99 in Canada - pretty steep for a game that is destined for bargain bins at Walmart. If you are wondering if the quality is there, or if it's actually fun to play, read on.

There are four game types - One team vs. a computer opponent team (you can still play this "multiplayer" if you are playing as a family on the couch yelling out answers), One team vs. another human team, one team vs. an online opponent, or some kind of "live streaming" online play, where other people can guess your responses (?). I've only tried offline play.

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Richard Dawson: So, the Mackins were our final winning family, and they've won $5,504, and I'm proud of 'em. I've had the most incredible luck in my career. I've done lots and lots of jobs, and I've never, ever had a job like "Family Feud." I've never DREAMED I would ever have a job where so many people could touch me and I could touch them. And it was... there was a great magic about this show that I've never seen on any other show. I want to publicly acknowledge Howard Felsher, who is our Executive Producer. He was a producer in the beginning of the show, and he helped steer and guide the way that we went. And he and I fall a lot of times, but I tell you that he is important and I should acknowledge him, because he was the one, with me, that, we said, "Let ANYBODY come on this show, anyone that can play this game, no matter what color or creed, no matter if they're in a wheelchair or they have no sight." And we've HAD everybody on this show, and he was very, very important in that and I acknowledge and thank him for it. I thank my crew, and I thanked my director already. I have the best staff you've ever dreamed of. You can't... but you don't have to dream of them, 'cause I'm gonna take them with me. Even if I never work again, they'll just be near me. They are so special and wonderful. ABC - Jackie Smith, Wally Weltman, Joe C. Albott - they kept us on the air probably a year more than they should have, 'cause we weren't really helping them. You know, our ratings weren't that good. They were *so* great. They buried themselves carrying us, and I love them for that, not that I wanted to hurt 'em, but I... because I love 'em. They were good people. There were people I know that got upset that I kissed people; I kissed them for luck and love, that's all. That's what my mother did to me. There were people upset that I would embrace or hug someone of another color. The first time I ever saw people of any color was when D-Day left from my hometown in England, to go and free Europe from the war. And there was every color you could imagine, and I'd not seen that in England. And I asked my mother about it; I said, "Is there something wrong?" She said, "God... God makes people. You understand that, don't you?" And I said, "Yeah!" She said, "Who makes a rainbow?" I said, "God." She said, "I never presumed to tell anyone who could make a rainbow what color to make children." And she changed my whole life with that statement. All I can tell you is, this has been a very special 9 years of my life! If I never do another thing, I've met the good, sweet people of the world. So I leave you, with love, and for the little girl that, nine years ago, I first signed to - I guess she's 13, now - I'll think of you every day. God bless all the little children in the world. Thank you.

With a title like Family Feud, you might think there was some tension amongst the Jastrzembski family during their time competing, but Jason said the show did the opposite, bringing them closer together.

My family was on the Feud. You first take a photo. Then if selected you move on to a try out where you try and answer questions. One person from your group does it. My wife rocked it for example. Then you move on if you got more "points" I believe. I'm fuzzy on that. We did the first show. We think our photo was selected because of the age groups we represented, 14 to 50s. It was awesome and a great experience. You cannot video tape it though since they only have so many shows they purchased from Family Feud this can't get out.

In 2016 we saw a promotion circulating on Facebook about auditions being held for Family Feud with one location in Minneapolis, which is only a few hours from us. We thought it would be fun to submit a written application for our family on a whim with very low expectations of ever getting an audition. My sister whipped together this letter last minute, playing up our small town farm family roots and how we all went such different ways in life.

So last of all we would absolutely LOVE this opportunity to meet with you and have a chance to be on this awesome game show! This is nothing we have done before but we are a very entertaining, competitive and unique blend of individuals. We make up our own games as you can see in the picture below which is from one of our annual Walters Family Olympics. (We get together with our extended family and make up games/relays to compete against each other and watch one another embarrass themselves. Just for the record my red team has won more than the blue team!

Family Feud has five players on each team, but for auditions they allow up to six people to participate. We decided last minute that our entire family of six may as well go for the audition seeing this would just be a fun experience and we never expected it to amount to anything more.

The five of us, along with my brother Bryan and some additional family who wanted to attend the filming, headed out to LA in the fall of 2017. They put our family up in a nice hotel and took care of all our travel. At this point, there was still no guarantee we would make the show, but at the very least it would be a fun trip to California!

We had spent the day getting to know the Billups and they were one of our favorite families there. We all sat together in the green room joking and having a good time and agreed that the game show always likes to pit families with different demographics against one another. Producers wait to see what family wins a game before selecting the next family to compete so they know who will be going up against each other.

Thankfully the Minnesota girls lost (sorry ladies!) and our family burst out in cheers while the Billups let out a sigh of disappointment. As we had suspected, just minutes later a producer came back and informed us that we were chosen and would be on the last show of the day! Thankfully the Billups family was asked to come back the next day in hopes of being selected. We were hoping we would win and they would be the next family selected to play against us.

When the other team would get a question, our family would be huddled up thinking of an answer to try and steal the questions in case they got three strikes. The Family Feud should really put a little camera in that huddle, because that is where the real entertainment is! We were yelling at each other while debating answers and telling each other to be quiet so we could hear what the other team was saying. It was a real shit show, but all in true Walters fashion! ?

Hello, my family will be auditioning in August. We sent in a letter as well. Did your family send in a video or just the letter? And if we are picked do they cover travel costs? Hotel stay and airfare? And what about food for the day of filming, are you allowed to eat? Sorry for all the questions lol

Congrats! There biggest qualifier seems to be enthusiasm and excitement in the competition round. We are naturally a very competitive family so our excitement came out naturally, but I would say to really play that up!

Awesome! Our family survived the audition process, and we are headed to LA soon to potentially be on the show! Thank you for writing this. How did you get your pictures? Do the producers automatically take photos throughout the day and send them to you? Did you get to take any with your own phone?

Back in 2019, the family, which was made up of Peggy Rhodes Cochran, the team captain; Carly Lemly; Rhonda Rhodes; Shannon Rhodes, a teacher at Mineral Wells Elementary, and Rebecca Rhodes who is the Director of Social Media and Branding at West Virginia University at Parkersburg, tried out in Charleston for the show and were successful.

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