The move produced a ratings win in both the 6:30 and 7:00p.m. time slots, as "World News Tonight" also benefited from the switch; this, along with the rise of WABC's "Eyewitness News" in the New York ratings books, paved the way for WABC to become the most-watched television station in the New York market. Eventually, WCBS and WNBC capitulated, and their networks' respective national newscasts moved to 6:30p.m. as well. After moving the "CBS Evening News" to 6:30p.m. in the fall of 1988, WCBS picked up a nighttime syndicated edition of the NBC game show "Win, Lose or Draw" to air at 7:00p.m. as a lead-in for "Wheel", while WNBC (which also moved "NBC Nightly News" to 6:30) eventually began airing newsmagazines (such as "Inside Edition") and a new syndicated version of "Family Feud" hosted by Ray Combs (who also hosted the show's daytime revival on CBS) in the hour preceding primetime.