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Anyone who grew up watching the TV quiz show Family Feud in the 1970s and '80s will love this cell-phone remake in which you compete against hundreds of other gamers in real time. The goal is to pick the top three answers as quickly as possible from a list of choices presented onscreen. Wait too long and a buzzer sounds to disqualify you. Recent questions include "Name a place where you hear applause" (top answer: theater) and "Name a gauge on your speedometer" (top answer: gas). Richard Dawson not included.
MAKER: Mobliss AVAILABLE: AT&T, Cingular, Sprint and Verizon PRICE: About $3 per month
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