What's the difference bewtween this Blackjack and the Blackjack 2.0?
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3 more speed ratios, updated Shimano parts, and different forks with the same travel...
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Hi Tracey N. I took a look and I really don't know what the difference is. I wish I could tell you. I read both descriptions and they both match the game we have, so I am not sure. Perhaps you could try looking on the manufacturers web site for more information. I am sorry I cannot give you a better answer.
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It's the older version. My son received the new version for Christmas and I couldn't stand it so I bought him the same one I played as a child.
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No difference. The game has an electronic feature for banking only. No paper money involved as the sets had when I was a child. So, it's a game with electronic banking features.
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Everything you can imagine! Texas Hold 'em Poker; Video poker, rummy, Old maid, Canasta, Crazy 8's, different versions of solitaire, memory games where you click on 20 squares and try to remember where the matching picture is. Hearts; Spades; different versions of blackjack; rummy. It's one of the best card game disks I've ever bought. It is a buy. I haven't' played every game but I plan to. There are even tutorials to teach you how to play the games you aren't familiar with. I'm enjoying the games. Good luck. See you in Vegas!!!!!=0)
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The differences are in the cards. There are simply new cards to add to your game with each expansion. There are more ideas based on recent pop culture, news, and horrible thoughts that are developed by the creators of CAH. IF you play the game as much as I do, these expansions are a must. The cards I have been playing with before the expansion simply lose their shock factor and interest after a while. It's nice to get new crap to make your friends read out loud in varying combinations.
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I don't know the difference but want to mention the following: 1) the box arrived very damaged with stains on it (I will not use this supplier again), and, 2) the game is very easily mastered. After about two turns for each side it's a boor (sp?). Horeshoes is more exciting. I highly recommend at least not using the supplier.
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I'm sure you've already figured this out by now, but I figured I'd answer in case anyone else is wondering. I have this set, and the decks are both identical; there's no difference between the two. A little drab, if you ask me...it makes playing with these decks rather boring. Just wanted to put that out there.
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I guess its better graghics, I think the old version was DOS based and the new version is windows based, unless I am showing my age and there was another version between the DOS based and Windows based games.
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If you are new to the game, or not someone who plays many games, the USA version is better to start with. It is very simple. In the Europe version, there are tunnels and ferries that require you to have the locomotive (wild) cards, or take a risk to build on a tunnel. I learned to play Europe first and received USA for Christmas. The strategy is very different. If you have kids or grandparents playing, go for USA. But if you want more of a challenge, get Europe. I am planning to get Europe too so that we have both. That way if we have friends over who haven't played, we can do USA. But the usual group would probably play Europe more because it is a bit more challenging. Both great games! If you are new to the game, or not someone who plays many games, the USA version is better to start with. It is very simple. In the Europe version, there are tunnels and ferries that require you to have the locomotive (wild) cards, or take a risk to build on a tunnel. I learned to play Europe first and received USA for Christmas. The strategy is very different. If you have kids or grandparents playing, go for USA. But if you want more of a challenge, get Europe. I am planning to get Europe too so that we have both. That way if we have friends over who haven't played, we can do USA. But the... » Read More If you are new to the game, or not someone who plays many games, the USA version is better to start with. It is very simple. In the Europe version, there are tunnels and ferries that require you to have the locomotive (wild) cards, or take a risk to build on a tunnel. I learned to play Europe first and received USA for Christmas. The strategy is very different. If you have kids or grandparents playing, go for USA. But if you want more of a challenge, get Europe. I am planning to get Europe too so that we have both. That way if we have friends over who haven't played, we can do USA. But the usual group would probably play Europe more because it is a bit more challenging. Both great games! « Show Less
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They're right, it is deceptive advertising. The one they send you is actually the newer version of the game, no the one you see pictured here. The prompts on the card are situated differently. As far as it being "worse", that is the personal preference of those who said that. When I got mine, I was disappointed that it wasn't the older version pictured here. But I looked through it; it isn't terrible or anything. It is just fine. The terms are updated for our digital age, but I don't find anything inherently wrong with it.
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It's just the color difference. It works great though! Also it does look a lot more up to date than the other one. Also you don't have the white cord standing out so much when you look over at your pool. Just looks nicer. I would go with the black!
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2.0 is better the 3.0 is OK but I bought 3 and still have 2 because I did not like them, you play the games and have nice sound and lights, but the 3.0 does not tell you your score- it lets you play the game but you have no benchmark. The 2.0 version is much more fun because it verbally tells you your score each round and it lets you know the highest score.
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I believe this is the second edition of the game from Eagle Games, not sure of the differences from the 1st to 2nd, but as far as I know the one they are selling is the 2nd edition that was released in 2010.
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I could be wrong, but it's my understanding that AH is the "vanilla" version, and the "revised" versions are Eldritch horror and Elder Sign, as they are games with the same premise but more streamlined gameplay (takes less time, fewer pieces, etc.). ES is, from what i've heard, by far the shortest and simplest, and mostly comes down to rolling a bunch of dice, whereas EH is considered to be the "lite" version of AH.Hope that helps?
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It appears to be an updated version. It's a nice game, but not the original that we played when we were kids. It does look very similar,however.
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I'm not sure since I only have Mindware Q-bits. I assume the extreme version may be more difficult . Both my boys enjoy the regular version. We play during family home evening.