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EAGameShow Beta Invite




Are you a "You Don't Know Jack" fan? You know, that computer game from back in the day?  How about if there was one that was specifically sport related?  Well EA is trying that out with EA Sports GameShow.  Condensed, this is a live, online-only, MMP trivia game geared towards the sports headed person in the gaming world.  With current sports world related question being given to you via a live host against other players, they will come at you in text, audio, and video.  It is currently completely free to download and play.

At this time, EA is looking for beta testers, so the more people they have, the better.  Get up on it (but only ifyour 13+ years of age).



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