Talk:Brain Game (1997 game show)

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Brain Game Rules

The rules for Brain Game have changed this year. There are a couple minor changes, the biggest one being that teams have to wait till the end of the question to buzz in. Here is a link to the complete rules. [1] I may update the page at a later date if noone else does. --JVandezande (talk) 00:54, 22 October 2008 (UTC) That is not true anymore, Players can buzz in before the question is even finished being read. the big change is that scoring has increased. Prior scoring was 10 points for each correct answer is now set to 20 points. I personally don't mind it but it is supposed to add excitement to play. The buzzer system is something whipped out of a NCSU student's notebook. There are better buzzer systems which are available for use at less cost than the current one. Three such systems have the ability to add a .5 second delay if a player buzzes in before the question is finished. Stopping the hogging of the onus of play which is unfair to begin with.

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