- Format: PAL
- Number of discs: 1
- Classification: Exempt
- Studio: Fremantle Home Entertainment
- DVD Release Date: 3 Nov 2008
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
- ASIN: B00119UD7Y
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 33,800 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I rated the 2005 version as 1 star, and Volume 3 as 2 stars. Well, Volume 4 is just as Volume 3.
Overall, it is as interactive as a book. And you are forced to play the game in a particular way which is not mirrored in the TV show.
There are 5 rounds:
The second round is to guess the top answer only for 50 points.
The 5th round is the "Big Money" round for both teams, and again is only for top answers.
In the other 3 rounds (for example) Team A notes down their 5 answers. As soon as an answer comes up that you don't have, you get the "wrong" sound, and Team B has a chance to steal. There is no concept of having 3 lives - just one answer you don't have, and that's it.
Also, you have to keep the score (how rubbish is that?). For example, when you try to steal he asks "Team B, did you steal?" However, he is not interested in the answer; your only option is "Next Round".
Overall, still as interactive as a book, and still not fun. Basically, a book of Family Fortunes would be much better than this.
Overall, it is as interactive as a book. And you are forced to play the game in a particular way which is not mirrored in the TV show.
There are 5 rounds:
The second round is to guess the top answer only for 50 points.
The 5th round is the "Big Money" round for both teams, and again is only for top answers.
In the other 3 rounds (for example) Team A notes down their 5 answers. As soon as an answer comes up that you don't have, you get the "wrong" sound, and Team B has a chance to steal. There is no concept of having 3 lives - just one answer you don't have, and that's it.
Also, you have to keep the score (how rubbish is that?). For example, when you try to steal he asks "Team B, did you steal?" However, he is not interested in the answer; your only option is "Next Round".
Overall, still as interactive as a book, and still not fun. Basically, a book of Family Fortunes would be much better than this.
29 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Despite being wary from reviews of previous years games found this exceptionally good. Even provided score sheets!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this as I thought it may come in handy when having a few friends/family round - bit of a giggle. Although its a good game, the questions arent the same as you would find on the television programme and sometimes the answers are really stupid. However, all in all, its not a bad game, didnt cost the earth and Im glad I bought it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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I bought this to keep the family entertained over Christmas and it did just that! The DVD itself is not very interactive but it does the trick. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Edel K
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I am a fan of this programme and love it. I am delighted with this DVD and have enjoyed this immensly.
Published 6 months ago by Jackie R
Great family fun
brilliant fun once you understand the rules. We couldn't stop playing it at Christmas. My 14 year old daughter was addicted. It really is great fun.
Published 17 months ago by julie.rog
Good Fun
We found this game to be goosd fun. It reflects the tv show well although it does have to adapt elements in order to work as a dvd e. Read more
Published on 19 Dec 2009 by Mrs. Ec Pyle
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