Ask the audience what they think of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Junior, and the answer certainly won t be 50-50. They ll love it. This is the Junior version of the hit television game show, Who Wants to be a Millionaire? It s aimed at 8 to 12 year olds and is suitable for 2-5 players. Players take turns to act as question master while the others try to win more and more money by answering fun questions. Players use their own hand-held display modules containing the questions and the object of the game is to be the first player to win a million pounds, or to be the wealthiest player after a pre-determined number of rounds. As on television, if a player gets stuck for an answer, lifelines can be used-50-50 (the question master deletes two incorrect answers and the player chooses one from the remainder), Ask the Audience (other players show what they think the answer is--hopefully), and, of course, you can still Phone a Friend. (telephone not included) This is a perfect introduction to...

#Who wants to be a millionaire without the money? (2001-08-09) I bought this for the family having 2 boys aged 9 and 12. The early questions were very easy and only started becoming tricky without help after £64000. The ask the audience was a good feature and the phone a friend was very exciting ringing relatives and friends which led to good discussions about knowledge versus education!!! Brilliant game for a rainy day in the Summer. Curiosly the boys were happy to know they would have been a millionaire if they had played on the TV - they didn t need the money.

Ask the audience what they think of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and the answer certainly won t be 50-50. They ll love it. Players take turns to act as question master while the others try to win more and more money by answering fun questions. Players use their own handheld display modules containing the questions and the object of the game is to be the first player to win a million pounds, or to be the wealthiest player after a pre-determined number of rounds. As on television, if a player gets stuck for an answer, lifelines can be used--50-50 (the question master deletes two incorrect answers and the player chooses one from the remainder), Ask the Audience (other players show what they think the answer is--hopefully), and, of course, you can still Phone a Friend (telephone not included!) Players might not ever get rich playing this board game but they can experience all the tension and excitement of being either the question master or a participant in this very popular game. --Susa...

#A Great Game Based On A Great TV Show! (2004-01-16) When the hit TV show Who Want s To Be A Millionaire first came to our screens it immediately became a huge hit and it was that which inspired this game. It s basically exactly the same as it is on TV. You pick a question master/ Chris Tarant and then it s just up to you to answer the questions correctly and win the £100,000,0 jackpot. This Junior version is especially neat because it is designed for the kids so they don t have to miss out on all the fun. A great game based on a great TV show and if you buy this i guarantee th...

#Do You want to be a Millionaire? (2003-12-27) This game is reasonably good fun, and can be played in the same way as the TV gameshow or in an alternative method for up to four players as described in the box. The alternative method is confusing and not very well explained, however, and many people will ignore it. Because the game isn t intended to be used like the TV gameshow, however, Ask the Audience figures and 50:50 eliminated choices aren t included, which makes the game a lot less worthwhile than it otherwise might be. With so much Millionaire merchandise as well as the TV g...

Fancy yourself as a bit of a wheeler dealer? Treat your family to Bargain Hunt: The Game and you ll soon be buying and selling a whole host of items as cheap as chips! Bargain Hunt is based on the immensely popular BBC series of the same name and the object is to make the most money. It sounds simple enough, but the skill of the real bobby dazzler lies in buying the correct items from the antiques fair, then selling them at auction for a profit. Players each have £500 to spend at the beginning of the game and 225 Antiques cards allow players to each select their three purchases. Next, 39 Auction Event cards, together with the Bargain Hunter s Dice and the Auction Dice, dictate the run of the auction along the usual going, going, gone lines. This is when the fun really begins--be prepared to ditch usual family and friend loyalties, as you go all out to get your profits as high as possible and maximise others losses. Aimed at people aged 12 and above, the game can be played with 2-...

#Great fun! (2003-12-08) This is a terrific game. The fairly basic premise of the game and easy to follow instructions mean that you ll be up and running in just a few minutes. Suitable for the whole family, the game involves choosing the best lots to buy and take to auction - the outcome of which is controlled by the dice - with the added fun of picking the right time to advance your profits (or scupper the chances of a fellow player) with a special auction event card. The game can keep you entertained for quite a while, and is a great way to fill a quiet evening with the family. M...

#A Bobby Dazzler! (2003-11-11) This is a fun, wheeler dealer game based on the popular TV programme. The aim of the game is to make most (or lose least!) cash by buying items at a sale and then selling them at auction. Though there is skill in the purchase, the auction is pretty much down to luck, with the throw of a dice, but nevertheless it will still pit family members or teams against each other, and will have you screaming with laughter when the family loser is beaten again!! Great fun for a family on a Sunday afternoon (though I think any child under 11 may find it difficult) or...

#Excellent (2003-11-07) We always look for a good christmas game so we ordered this at the end of October. I am not a fan of David but I thought the game looked ok so we played. I have to say it is great fun! the auctions are very tactical but also hilarious as you outbid your gran for a cheap vase that you wouldn t have in your house if it was free. A great family game but make sure that the kids are at least 10 or they will find it hard to play. Highly recommended.

#What a Bobby Dazzler!! (2003-11-04) At last! Based on the show that make antique-hunting sexy, they have finally released a board game of Bargain Hunt !It really is a cracking buy bargin-hunters. It s not that difficult to master: the main object of the game is to hunt for itmes at the Antiques Fair to sell at the auction for profit. It all depends on the luck of the dice, but in the world of dealing it s a dog-eat-dog world, as Del Boy once said!Any show presented by David the Duke Dickinson deserves a board game, and this one is as cheap as chips compared with others on the ma...

Classic Bullseye Dartboard Game 2nd Edition.Will you be the dart player or will you be answering the questions in this game based on televisions classic darts quiz.