- Contains "Golden Ticket" with the chance to win £1 million
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Model Number5018163000398
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Amazon.co.uk Review
Ask the audience what they think of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire? II" and the answer certainly won't be 50-50: they'll love it.
Based on the hit TV show that has pulled record audience figures around the world, the game is much as it is onscreen: you must answer increasingly difficult general knowledge questions in sequence, without getting any wrong, to win larger and larger amounts of money (in this case, fictional cash!). You have three lifelines, 50-50, Ask the Audience and even Phone A Friend, but once they're gone you're on your own. The questions in this new version have been updated, so even addicted players of the first edition will have plenty to go at.
Cards replace Chris Tarrant and a board replaces the TV studio, but otherwise the atmosphere can be every bit as electric as the real thing. So go on, give it a try. You may just be the next paper Millionaire! --Sophie Lowe
Each of these games contains a "golden ticket", giving the holder a chance to win a visit to the "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" studio to meet Chris Tarrant and play the game for real.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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For many, the idea of competing to win a fictious £1 million is not the best way to spend an evening. However, I would challenge anybody not to play Millionaire and not to see the competitive streak come out in them.
When you all huddle round to play, it does feel like a bit of harmless fun. The real problems start when others start trying to convince you that answers are right. When they're wrong, you feel anger towards them! Any game that can get you excited or depressed over the chance to win a paper £1 million must be good.
What Millionaire does is to get the whole family involved. If you are prepared to the tension get a little heated on a Saturday evening, then this is just the game for you.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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This game is very good and it is very much like being in the set of the show. I would recomend this game as it has some very hard questions and also some designed for the younger amoung us. The minimum age is 12 so it shows you how hard it is going to be. It is definately a good game and everyone should own a copy of it.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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You Hear of the Hit Quiz show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Have you ever dreamed of winning a million bucks.Now you can try to climb to the top of the ladder of money. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is a great game for the family. My kids have learnt alot for this game and so have. When we are boarded to death on a rainy wet day (and a lot of the time we are). We open the cupboard and pull out Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. That turns our day for Rain to sun shine. It is a must get board game for the whole family. I total it is the best and greatest game we as a family have played.
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