@BritBloke916: No, and I doubt they ever will. Much like Scrabble being missing from the UK version of the XBOX Family Game Night, two different companies own the rights to Scrabble. Hasbro in the US, Mattel everywhere else.
Just to get the news out there, my Scrabble app is already updated with this Facebook integration. I have downloaded it, but have not tried it out yet. 120 point words ftw!
@Daisuash: It would have to be "Nom" no spaces in scrabble I'm afraid. Also, no abbreviations allowed so no "MILF" either. However "plzthxbye" would net you a pretty score. :)
Im all over Scrabble. But one thing that always puzzled me was why they went to the trouble of releasing a retail disc for Monopoly and didn't just throw an XBLA game of it out there. The XBLA version I would have bought for sure.
@LordMaim: Yeah, if you don't defend your trademark in this manner people can argue its in the public domain. That's what happened to asprin (it used to be a brand name of one type of acetylsalicylic acid, now it's just a synonym).
Here's RJ Software's press release for anyone interested:
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome IS a weakness, isn't it? :P
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Unless, of course, the new thing is to correct people's language before they actually speak.
"Hello, How are-"
"STOP! I've seen your type. You are about to end your sentence in a preposition! TO ARMS, FOUL BEAST!"
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... What? I *really* like word games.
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and since when can YA be used in scrabble?! i thought no colloquial terms...
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[Poke back] or [ignore]?
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Here's RJ Software's press release for anyone interested:
[www.lexulous.com]
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Yes, me speakum good Inglish.