- Classic version of one of the UK’s fastest-selling board games of all time
- With all-new questions for 2010 and beyond
- Take it in turns to act as host while other players all play along at the same time
- Don’t forget to use your lifelines: 50-50, Phone a Friend and Ask the Audience
- For 2 or more players
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Model NumberBOX-04459
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It is one of the most successful TV shows of all time and one of the UK’s fastest-selling board games ever…you don’t need to Phone-a-Friend to know the answer is Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?! This Classic version Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? board game gives you the chance to experience the tension and excitement of being a Millionaire contestant (and host) in your own home. It features all-new questions for 2010 and beyond, written by the team of question writers from the actual TV show. Each player or team take turns to act as question master for one game while the other players simultaneously answers each question. Just as on the TV show, there are 12 questions on the way to £1 million and you can take the money at any time. If you get stuck on a question you have your three trusty lifelines to help: 50-50 (the host identifies the correct answer and one remaining wrong answer), Phone a Friend (look at another player’s chosen answer or actually phone a friend!) and Ask the Audience (Ask the other players to vote or look at another player’s answer). Take your places and see if you can go all the way to a million! For 2 or more players.
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I'm not sure if this applies to all the games, or just the print that I bought... but the answers are wrong, I suspect the letters are all misaligned. e.g. the tallest building in London is apparently Obelisk 57, England Reserve cricket team is called the England Cougars. So I'd avoid buying this product.
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