This is the world's most advanced Scrabble set. Packed with LEDs, RFID sensors and fancy software, it's the cutting-edge in boardgames — and it's worth a cool £19,000. Read More >>
Featured comment by irononreverse:
"Nobody trusts software, especially not if it's claiming to be random. Anyone who owns an MP3 player can attest to that.
And hey, it's their money a..." More »
Cheating in the living room is one thing, but getting kicked out of a national championship for cheating is something else completely and definitely has to be a pretty low point in life, as one top US Scrabble player found after he was caught hiding blank letter tiles. Read More >>
Featured comment by tboonepickens0:
"Can't believe this kid cheated, it's super lame! I found some more information on this kid in this blog post: http://gobop.com/suhas-rao-cheating-nati..." More »
It's not the first attempt to put a new spin on Scrabble by adding another dimension, but while playing this 3DX Word Game you're not tied down by some overbearing board telling you where you can and can't place your tiles. Read More >>
Featured comment by ultrabrite:
"unplayable.
main pic:
why double the g on 'smiling'? do I need the 'g' in my rack?
why on earth would you double the 't' on 'trek' ?
last pic:
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Last year Andrew Capener designed a stunning Scrabble set with a minimalist wooden board and a lovely use of fonts on the tiles which had even Gizmodo alum Rosa wishing it was a reality. Well come August, it will be. Read More >>
Featured comment by BossElectro:
"My Granny loves Scrabble, I wonder if I could get her this. Will it be out in the UK? The prices are in dollars..." More »
What makes anything better? Food. Wait. That wasn't the answer I was looking for. Oh! Magnets! So if you turn Scrabble magnetic and slap the tiles onto your fridge, you can make excuses that you're learning up some vocabulary as you gorge on the magical leftovers inside your refrigerator. Win, win. Read More >>
If you suck at Scrabble as much as I do, the prospect of putting your epic three-letter creations on display with this massive 49-square foot board isn't that appealing. Nor is paying £7,695 just to embarrass yourself. Read More >>
Featured comment by tro11:
"I'd rather spend a fraction of that £8k to make a wall of normal sized scrabble boards for some epic year long games." More »
The other week we were playing Scrabble in the pub. We got our arses totally kicked to seven shades of Sunday. We tried to save face and moaned that the board had been sabotaged because of the suspiciously large number of "x"s in the bag, but the honest truth of the matter was this: we were crap. Read More >>
Featured comment by The W.E.L.D.E.R. Word Dept.:
"Thanks for the great review!
Just to let you know, W.E.L.D.E.R. does accept UK spellings - "colour" is definitely in there! We invite your readers ..." More »
LOL. The updated version of Scrabble Trickster includes a whole new set of rules, ideal for people who can't spell and shouldn't be playing it anyway. Read More >>
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