Play the world's most popular word game on your Pocket PC device! The Handmark SCRABBLE Game for the Pocket PC is designed to play just like the classic board game. It utilizes a select-and-drop tile placement interface, a built-in Official Scrabble Players Dictionary, automatically scores every game and even saves partially completed games to be continued at any time!
Choose to play in either Friendly or Tournament mode. Friendly mode is like a casual family game where you can choose to accept or reject words not outside the standard rules. Friendly mode also allows the "Suggest Move" option displaying suggestions for your next move. Choose the Tournament mode and you are playing by the classic SCRABBLE rules. Install the optional full definition dictionary to view the definitions of each word as they are played!
Practice your SCRABBLE skills when you play against the automated computer opponent. Choose the skill level of your opponent: Beginner, Novice, Intermediate, or Expert. Play against one, two or three opponents using one device and the Handmark SCRABBLE game will hide your tile rack from your opponents. Play against opponents using multiple devices with IR beaming.
The Pocket PC version of SCRABBLE is produced by Handmark under a license agreement with Infogrames, Inc., which publishes the electronic and interactive versions of Hasbro properties.
Handmark SCRABBLE Features- Automatic scoring including a game scoring summary.
- Save and continue games "in progress".
- View a replay and score summary of previous games.
- Play against the variable-level computer opponent.
- Play against one, two or three players on one device.
- Play against one, two or three players using multiple devices and IR beaming.
- Verifies each word against the Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary.
- Suggest Move option to allow the computer to suggest your next move.
- 100,000+ word Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary displays definitions as you play!
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Does the game only allow multiplayer mode on multiple devices using IR beaming rather than over a network?
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