Playin' TV

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Playin' TV

Headquarters	2, rue Troyon 92316 Sèvres CEDEX France
Ownership
Owner	Visiware
History
Launched	2000
Closed	2017
Former names	LudiTV
Availability

Playin' TV was a North American, European and Latin American Interactive Television games channel, owned by Visiware America.

Games[]

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Playin’ TV was known to propose several different games in six categories. The board and card games included Solitaire, Poker, Chess and Backgammon. Action and adventure games included Carrot Mania, Johnny Megatone, King Kong and Miss Pearl. Sports games included Football, Tennis, Golf and Basketball. Strategy and puzzle games included Scrabble, Magic 4 and Mine Mania. Educative games included Spot the differences, Jigsaw and Memory. Casino games included French Roulette, Black Jack, Texas Hold’em and Slot machines. Each week, a new pack of 35 different games became available.

External links[]

• Official website