Main Menu

Start Network Game Start a Network Game. This will take you to the Login Screen described on this page. Start SCRABBLE Mini Games Play one of the SCRABBLE mini games. This will take you to the Login Screen described on this page. After you have entered your login name, the SCRABBLE Mini Games Menu (described on page 16) will appear. Quit Exit the game and return to your Windows desktop. As you move through the program, the following additional Main Menu items will become available: Back Return to the previous screen. Resume Last Game Continue playing the last in-progress game. Save Save the game currently in progress. Load Load a previously saved game. Help Read the in-game Help text. Options Go to the Options Menu described on page 19.

Login Screen

Player Card
When you first launch the game, the Main Menu will appear. From here, click on one of the following items: Start New Game Start a new game. This will take you to the Login Screen described on page 5.
Before you can play a game of SCRABBLE Complete, each player must first sign in by doing one of the following: Enter your name in the space provided and then click on OKAY to place your name on a Player Card, or First click on ADD NEW PLAYER to add another player to the game. Then enter that players name in the space provided. Finally, click on OKAY to place that new players name on a Player Card, or Click on one of the existing Player Cards to select a previously logged-in player. Note: To view all of the available Player Cards, click on the MORE arrows. From the Login Screen, you can access several other available options by clicking on any of the following: Delete Player This will allow you to delete an existing Player Card. To do so, first click on the Player Card to highlight it. Then click on DELETE PLAYER to delete that card.
Okay Depending on the type of game you are playing, this will take you to one of three places: If playing a New Game, you will be taken to the Player Setup Screen described below. If playing a Network Game, you will be taken to the Multiplayer Setup Menu described on page 7. If playing a SCRABBLE Mini Game, you will be taken to the SCRABBLE Mini Games Menu described on page 16. Back This will take you back to the Main Menu. Player Options This will take you to the Player Options Menu described on page 18.
The Different Ways to Play

Solitaire Play

To play alone, do not add any additional players (human or computer) at the Player Setup Screen. Simply click PLAY. This will take you to the Gameplay Screen described on page 13.

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Joining Players

Click on JOIN MULTIPLAYER GAME to highlight it. Click on IPX to highlight it. Click on OKAY. You will now see a list of available games. Click on the session you wish to join. Click on CONNECT to join the session.
When all players have joined your session, click on PLAY to start the game.
You can chat in the Session Lobby by clicking in the lower chat input box. You will see a flashing cursor. Type your message and press the Enter key to display the message. Click on the arrow buttons to scroll up to see previous chat messages. The hosting player will start the game.
2. Play over the Internet:
TCP/IP and Internet Setup
Use this protocol if all players are playing over a TCP/IP local network or the Internet.
Your IP address will be displayed. Important! Internet players who wish to join your game will need to know your IP address. Name your session by typing in the Session Name Box and clicking on START. You can add a computer player by clicking on ADD COMPUTER PLAYER. Clicking on BACK will take you back to the Multiplayer Setup Menu. You can chat in the Session Lobby by clicking in the lower chat input box. You will see a flashing cursor. Type your message and press the Enter key to display the message. Click on the arrow buttons to scroll up to see previous chat messages. If you would like to remove a player, click on REMOVE PLAYER and then click on the player you want to remove.
Click on JOIN MULTIPLAYER GAME to highlight it. Click on TCP/IP AND INTERNET to highlight it. Click on OKAY. Depending on how you are playing, you can now do one of two things:
1. Play over a Local Area Network (LAN):
Click on LOCAL to see games that are on the Local network. All sessions that are local will be listed. Use the arrow buttons to scroll up or down to view all available games. Highlight the game you wish to join by clicking on it. Click on CONNECT to join the game.
Click on INTERNET to join games via the Internet. Type the hosts IP address in the Host IP Address box and press the Enter key. You will see the game listed at the hosts IP address. Highlight the Session name by clicking on it. Click on CONNECT to join the game. You can chat in the Session Lobby by clicking in the lower chat input box. You will see a flashing cursor. Type your message and press the Enter key to display the message. Click on the arrow buttons to scroll up to see previous chat messages. The hosting player will start the game.

Click on CONTINUE to start a session. The modem will be waiting to answer the incoming call. You can chat in the Session Lobby by clicking in the lower chat input box. You will see a flashing cursor. Type your message and press the Enter key to display the message. Click on the arrow buttons to scroll up to see previous chat messages.

Modem Setup

Use this protocol if you are connecting directly to another players computer via a telephone line.
Select which modem your computer will be using.
Select which modem your computer will be using. Type in the phone number for the game you wish to join and click on CONNECT. Once the connection has been made, you can chat in the Session Lobby by clicking in the lower chat input box. You will see a flashing cursor. Type your message and press the Enter key to display the message.
Click on the arrow buttons to scroll up to see previous chat messages. The hosting player will start the game.
Joining and Starting a Game
How to Play SCRABBLE Complete in GameSpy Arcade
You can play SCRABBLE Complete online through GameSpy Arcade, which comes conveniently bundled with the game. If you havent done so already, insert your SCRABBLE Complete CD and install Arcade now. Then, to play SCRABBLE Complete online, just follow these simple instructions: Launch GameSpy Arcade and Go to the SCRABBLE Complete Room: Click on the GameSpy Arcade link in your Start menu. When the software starts, youll see a list of games and more along the left-hand side. Click on the SCRABBLE Complete button on the left to enter the SCRABBLE Complete room. Find or Start a SCRABBLE Complete Server: Once youre in the SCRABBLE Complete room you can meet or greet other players, find servers or create your own server. The top half of the application will list all of the available servers, including the number of people playing and your connection speed (measured ping the lower your ping, the better). Dont like any servers? Click on the Create Room button to start your own server and wait for people to sign up. (A clever server name usually attracts people.) Otherwise, doubleclick on a server of your choice to join in.
Once you double-click on a server or start your own, youll be in a staging room, in which you can talk with your fellow players. When youre ready to play, click the Ready button at the top of the screen. When everyone in the room has signaled their readiness, the host can then launch the game. Arcade will fire up SCRABBLE Complete and the game will begin!

Problems?

If you have problems using Arcade, whether installing the program, registering it, or using it in conjunction with SCRABBLE Complete, consult our help pages, located at http://www.gamespy arcade.com/help or e-mail us by using the form located at http://www.gamespyarcade.com/ support/contact.shtml.
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SCRABBLE Rules A Summary

Object
Be the player with the highest final score.
The Basic Rules of the SCRABBLE Game
Players form interlocking words, crossword fashion, on the board using letter tiles of varying values. Each player competes for high score by taking
advantage of the letter values, as well as the values of the premium squares on the board. Player 1 always goes first. Each player starts with seven letter tiles in his or her letter rack. Player 1 combines two or more letter tiles to form a word and places it on the board to read either across or down. One of the letters must be placed on the center <star> square. On subsequent turns, each player adds one or more letters to those already played to form new words. All letters played in a turn must be placed in one row either across or down to form one complete word. All words must have at least two letters. If the letters played touch other letters in adjacent rows, they must form complete words, crosswise fashion, with these letters. The player gets full credit for all words formed or modified on their turn. A player completes a turn by adding together the letter values of all new words formed on that turn. The player then draws as many new letter tiles as those played, thereby always keeping seven letter tiles in his/her letter rack. Either of the two blank tiles may be used as any letter. Once a player states which letter the blank tile represents, it remains that letter for the rest of the game. A player may use a turn to exchange some or all of the tiles in his or her tile rack, provided there are at least seven tiles left to draw. The player draws as many new letter tiles as are returned to the pool. This ends the turn.
All words, including those of foreign origin, as well as obsolete, colloquial, or slang words are permitted. Words that are not permitted include those that are always capitalized, abbreviations, prefixes and suffixes used alone, and those requiring a hyphen or an apostrophe. A player may challenge his/her opponents last word (unless playing against Maven). If the word challenged is unacceptable, the challenged players tiles are automatically returned to his/her rack and he/she loses that turn. If the word challenged is acceptable, the challenger loses his/her next turn. Note: The Challenge Penalty option must be enabled in order for a player to lose his/her turn. The game ends when all letters have been drawn and one player uses his or her last letter; or when all possible plays have been made, or when each player scores zero points (by passing, exchanging or losing challenges) on three consecutive turns.

Scoring

Scoring for the SCRABBLE Complete CD-ROM game is done automatically. Heres how scores are calculated: The score for each turn is the sum of the letter values in each word formed or modified on that turn, plus the additional points obtained from placing letters on premium squares. Premium letter squares: A light blue square doubles the score of a letter placed on it; a dark blue square triples the letter score.
Premium word squares: The score for an entire word is doubled when one of its letters is placed on a pink square; it is tripled when one of its letters is placed on a red square. Premiums for double or triple letter values are included (if any) before doubling or tripling the word score. If a word is formed that covers two premium word squares, the score is doubled and then re-doubled (four times the letter count). Note: The center <star> square is pink, which always doubles the score for the first word. Letter and square premiums count only on the turn in which they are played. When a blank tile is played on a pink or red square, the value of the word is doubled or tripled, even though the blank itself has no score value. When two or more words are formed in the same play, each is scored. The common letter is counted (with full premium value, if any) for each word. Any player who plays all seven tiles on a turn scores a Bingo for a premium of 50 points after totaling his or her score for the turn. When the game ends, each players score is reduced by the sum of his or her unplayed letters. If a player has used all of his or her letters, the sum of the other players unplayed letters is added to that players score.

How to Win

The player with the highest final score wins the game. In case of a tie, the player with the highest score before adding or deducting unplayed letters wins.
Turn 1; Score 14 Turn 2; Score 9

The Gameplay Screen

F A H ORN M

Turn 4; Score 16

Turn 3; Score 25

F A HORN M PA S T E

F A HOR N MO B PA S T E
Examples of Word Formation and Scoring
In this example, the scores are the correct scores if the R is placed on the center <star> square. In turn 1, count HORN. In turn 2, count FARM. In turn 3, count FARMS and PASTE. In turn 4, count MOB, NOT and BE.
The Gameplay Screen features several on-screen buttons. Note: The actual buttons that appear and are active depends on the selections you made on the Options Menu described on page 19. The on-screen buttons are described through page 15: PLAY Play your turn. TAKE BACK Remove tiles you have just placed from the board and return them to your rack. SHUFFLE Shuffle the tiles on your rack. PASS Pass your turn to the next player without playing a word. Note: If all players pass in three consecutive turns, the game ends. GAME MENU Open the Game Menu window. From here you can select from the following: Main Menu Return to the Main Menu. Start New Game Start another game with the same players and configuration. Save Game Save your current game. Load Game Load a previously saved game. Options Bring up the Options Menu.

by Word Lister may or may not be immediately playable with the current gameboard configuration. Initially, the words only reflect the tiles currently in your rack. The word lists are broken down into several different categories: Anagrams This list features all of the words you can make with the tiles currently in your rack, or with any other combination of tiles you wish to enter. You can also customize the list based on Prefixes, Suffixes or Other. Simply type in your letter combination and then click on LIST to view the possible words. Stem Words This list features words that have a stem that can be changed to another word by adding tiles. Click LIST to generate stem words based on the tiles currently in your rack, or click RACK to first modify the tiles currently in your rack and then click on LIST. Q Without U This list features all of the words in the Official SCRABBLE Players Dictionary 3rd Edition that use the letter Q without the letter U. Hook Words This category lets you find hook words using the tiles currently in your rack. A hook word is created by adding one character to the front or back of any other word. J, Q, X, Z This list features all words that use the letters J, Q, X, or Z when combined with the letters currently in your rack. Important! The entire word may not be made up of the letters on your rack. You
may also customize your rack for this list by clicking on RACK and then inputting the tiles you wish to examine. Click on LIST to see the word list. Vowel Dump This list features vowelintensive words based on the tiles currently in your rack. You may also customize your rack for this list by clicking on RACK and then inputting the tiles you wish to examine. Click on LIST to see the word list. Diagram This list features words based on a dynamic pattern. You may also customize your rack for this list by clicking on RACK and then inputting the tiles you wish to examine. * can be used to represent any string of tiles in the rack. ? can be used to represent any one tile in the rack. Click on LIST to see the word list. Consonant Dump This list features consonant-intensive words based on the tiles currently in your rack. You may also customize your rack for this list by clicking on RACK and then inputting the tiles you wish to examine. Click on LIST to see the word list. RACK Access different ways to sort your rack: Alphabetical Sort your rack in alphabetical order. Ascending Sort your rack by tile point value from lowest to highest. Descending Sort your rack by tile point value from highest to lowest. Vowels First Sort your rack with vowels first, followed by consonants.

On Your Turn

2-Letter Words

Increase your two-letter word vocabulary. You will begin with a rack of tiles. Try to find as many two-letter words as possible. The upper left-hand score box will display how many words are possible, how many you have gotten, and how many tries you have used. To play a turn: Place a two-letter word along the bottom row of the SCRABBLE board. Click on PLAY to enter the word. If the word is valid, it will be placed in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. All subsequent valid words will be placed under the last played word. If your word is challenged, your tiles will be returned to your rack.
If the word is valid, it will be placed in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. All subsequent valid words will be placed under the last played word. If your word is challenged, your tiles will be returned to your rack.

Prefixes

This is just like Suffixes, only this time youre adding tiles after the prefixes!

Word Placement

Find the best spot to place the given word. You will be given a board position with a pre-generated word spelled out in your rack. Find the place on the board that will give you the maximum number of points. To play a turn: Click on the tiles in your rack. Spell the word on the board and then click on PLAY.

Professor Maven

SCRABBLE Complete tracks all of the games that logged-in players have ever played. Maven will first take a look at your individual play style and word knowledge and will then offer you suggestions on how to improve your SCRABBLE skills. Use the PREV and NEXT buttons to page through Professor Mavens analysis.

3-Letter Words

This is just like the 2-Letter Words game, only this time the goal is to increase your three-letter word vocabulary.

SCRABBLE Mini Games

Best Play
Find the best possible play with a random rack of tiles and an existing board setup. To play a turn: Click on the tiles in your rack. Spell the word on the board and click on PLAY.

Suffixes

A suffix will be placed on the SCRABBLE board. It is up to you to make a word with the tiles in your rack and the suffix that is on the board. To play a turn: Place tiles in front of the suffix that is already on the board. Click on PLAY to enter the word.

Review Games

This selection shows you your last played game turn by turn. You will be given information about the best possible plays that you could have made, and an analysis of the game turn. Select a previous game session for loading. Click on the left and right arrow buttons to page through the games played moves. Use the PREV and NEXT buttons to page through the game analysis.

Anagrams

Increase your anagramming skills. You will be given a rack of tiles. Try to find as many words as possible. The upper left-hand score box will display how many words are possible, how many you have gotten, and how many tries you have used.

SCRABBLE mini games are fun exercises that are designed to help you improve your SCRABBLE skills. The words used in the mini games are
To play a turn: Place a word along the bottom row of the SCRABBLE board. Click on PLAY to enter the word. If the word is valid, it will be placed in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. All subsequent valid words will be placed under the last played word. If your word was challenged, the tiles will be returned to your rack.
Place words on the board before the games clock runs out! To play a game: Choose the total length of the game (on the Game Duration window) by using the Up and Down arrows. Click the DONE button. Choose the length of each turn (on the Turn Duration window) by using the Up and Down arrows. Click the PLAY button to begin. Using the tiles on your rack, place a word on the board using the same gameplay rules as a normal SCRABBLE game. Dont delay, since you only have seconds to place each word on the board! Once youve placed your word, click the PLAY button to have Maven verify the word and reset the turn timer for your next turn. A warning sound will play when there are only 10 seconds left on the timer. Note: Any time remaining from the previous turn will be added to the timer. So the faster you place words, the better!

Player Options

From the Player Options Menu, you can choose to change the following player-related options:

Options

Hook Words
Take an existing word and add a tile to it to make another word. You will begin with one blank tile. To play a turn: Pick up the blank tile from your rack. Place the blank tile either at the beginning of the word or at the end of the word. Select what letter you want that blank to be. Click on PLAY.
From the Options Menu, you can choose to change the following game-related options: Auto Tile Pick Check this box if you would like your new tiles to be automatically drawn for you once youve completed your turn. Common Word Hints Check this box if you would like the program to only use common words for hints during play. Okay Confirm your selected player options. Cancel Cancel your selected player options.

Audio Options

Bingos
You will be given seven tiles that spell a bingo. Try to find where you can place it. Once you spell the bingo, you will be given new tiles. To play a turn: Click on the tiles in your rack. Spell the word on the board using all your tiles (it does not matter where you put it) and click on PLAY.

View both Tournament and Non-Tournament records for all players who have previously logged in and have not since been deleted. Click on OKAY when done viewing. Go to the Player Options Menu. Note: This menu option is only available from within a game and via the Options Menu.

Credits

View the in-game credits.

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DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Paul Bistoff Lead Programmer Brian Sheppard Maven Creation Anthony Trippi Original Music
2002 Infogrames Interactive, Inc. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners. SCRABBLE is a trademark of Hasbro in the US and Canada and is used with permission. 2002 Hasbro. All Rights Reserved.

BOSTON ANIMATION

Alexander Chayka Lead 3D Artist Natasha Khan Alexander Kompanets 3D Artists Yuri Pulkiv Yaroslav Loginskiy Painters
HASBRO and its logo are trademarks of Hasbro. Windows and DirectX are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Pentium is a trademark or registered trademark of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.

GAMESPY

Joost Schuur Developer Relations
Network matching provided by GameSpy. GameSpy Arcade is 1994-2002 GameSpy Industries, Ltd. The GameSpy logo and GameSpy are the trademarks of GameSpy Industries, Ltd. Uses Bink Video Technology. Copyright 1997-2002 by RAD Game Tools, Inc. Uses Miles Sound System. Copyright 1991-2002 by RAD Game Tools, Inc. MPEG Layer-3 playback is with the Miles Sound System from RAD Game Tools, Inc. MPEG Layer-3 audio compression technology licensed by Fraunhofer IIS and THOMSON Multimedia. 08092

Special Thanks

Patti Roakes