Scrabble

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Does anyone else like to play?
I bought 2009 Interactive today.
At first as I got used to it, I had to play with three other characters.
Then I learned to play just one player.
In my second single game I scored 415.
That is a good score for me.

I love Scrabble. Lately I just play on Facebook.

I play an awful lot of Scrabble, at the autism drop-in here, and also online. As well as Facebook, www.quadplex.com is a cool site for playing.

Used to play a lot using the Internet Scrabble Club's program, but then it seemed like it bombed out on 64 bit editions of Windows or maybe just Windows Vista and Windows 7 don't like it even in their 32 bit incarnations.

I love Scrabble. I used to have a CD Rom version of the game but it stopped working. Now I play "Words With Friends" on my iPhone but I didn't know that there was a Facebook Scrabble...the addiction continues

I'm quite happy just to play the in-built characters at home.
You can choose the level of difficulty in your opponent.
I am trying the hardest level.
The player Esme always seems to get 7 letter bonuses.
You can have two or three yourself and she'll still win.
It's another conspiracy!

I just went to find scrabble on facebook...yay!

I love playing Scrabble with my family. I'm also going to look for it on Facebook.

I used to be really good at it. I was probably tournament material, but never got round to it. I used to play a lot at the Atari site and on Scrabulous later on. I was a mediocre player back at the Atari site, but racked up good rank on Scrabulous when it first came out and then left. I'm out of practice now. Reading this made me think to get back to it again.

My mother just got scrabble for Christmas. And yes she beat me on her first try

There's an official iPad app (not sure if it works on iPhone / iPod Touch) from Hasbro (I think) that is (or was, last week at least) on sale in the App store for $0.99 - normally its $9.99. Sort of cool and though I haven't tried yet, you can play against other people by using one iPad to host the game and then there's a mini-version of the app that does work on iPads, iPod Touches and iPhones where you can use those devices as separate letter trays so people can't see each other's tiles.