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Game Information
- Platform: Nintendo Wii
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- Media: Video Game
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Product Description
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? the video game features all the TV Show Quiz Game`s assets and structure. There are 15 questions that will take you from a virtual 100 to 1 million. There are 4 answers to each question and only one of the answers is correct. Use the Wii Remote to choose the answer you think is correct. If you`re right, you will win the virtual value for that question and move onto the next level.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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Essentially the Wii version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is just like any other version: you're presented with the same format as the TV show - trying to answer 15 multiple-choice questions in a row to win a virtual wad of cash, £1 million. The game offers a range of easy to mind-numbing questions, following a similar level of difficulty to the show. There are a huge amount of questions however, so a chance of receiving the same in the following rounds is fairly low.
Chris Tarrant aids the game with a series of video bytes, which add to the interactivity/realism of the TV show but eventually becomes so repetitive you feel like gagging him up or wishing for a skip button. Questions aren't read at all, leaving you with silent thought. A non-Chris voice would have been beneficial to getting through the questions. The same applies to phone a friend, where you're really not phoning anyone at all but presented with some text that's supposedly thinking about it.
For those wanting to share the experience, a 2 player mode allows for competitive play with players taking each question in turn to win the most dosh. Aside from solo or 2 player, that's about it in terms of what you can play. Extra players would have been beneficial, or some form of additional content or a multimedia mode with pictures/video to add some incentive/difference to the TV show.
Essentially a good game if you're a fan of the show, but certainly not worth the price wanted for the game. Would be worth picking up in a bargain bin or as part of a bundle of games.
Chris Tarrant aids the game with a series of video bytes, which add to the interactivity/realism of the TV show but eventually becomes so repetitive you feel like gagging him up or wishing for a skip button. Questions aren't read at all, leaving you with silent thought. A non-Chris voice would have been beneficial to getting through the questions. The same applies to phone a friend, where you're really not phoning anyone at all but presented with some text that's supposedly thinking about it.
For those wanting to share the experience, a 2 player mode allows for competitive play with players taking each question in turn to win the most dosh. Aside from solo or 2 player, that's about it in terms of what you can play. Extra players would have been beneficial, or some form of additional content or a multimedia mode with pictures/video to add some incentive/difference to the TV show.
Essentially a good game if you're a fan of the show, but certainly not worth the price wanted for the game. Would be worth picking up in a bargain bin or as part of a bundle of games.
Fun:
We absolutely love this game and it comes out everytime we have a house party! difficult questions as you would expect! great variety in questions as well. Top game!
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Fun:
This game is okay for a bit of family fun, the questions can be repeatative, hence the lower score - if you restart the game there is a 50 50 chance of getting the same questions again - which is a little unfair. Easy controls, and okay graphics, The talk over can get a bit boring (!!!)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
fun for all the family
Some of the questions are very hard but thats the nature of the game there are a lot of different options to keep it interesting like a seperate game of fastest finger first and... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Ruth
WW2BAM for Wii Nintendo
Same as the interactive dvd on TV or on the PC, with the addition of the Phone a Friend game, using the Wii remote. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Mrs. H. A. Hockaday
wii want to be a millionair
it is what it is, who wants to be a millionair on the wii, what more can i say.
Published on 14 Feb 2009 by J. W. Renhard
Not Worth It... At All!
I'll keep this short and simple.
This game is poor, a pathetic attempt at bringing the gameshow to the wii platform. Read more
This game is poor, a pathetic attempt at bringing the gameshow to the wii platform. Read more
Published on 1 Jan 2008 by Lowkay
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