Pixel Scribes: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? is the biggest TV franchise in the world, and has aired in over 100 countries across the globe. Surprisingly, this is Millionaire’s first appearing on the Xbox Live Arcade, though a version does exist for Windows Phone 7."
WGTC writes: The format doesn't work well with nothing at risk, but otherwise, Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Special Editions does a nice job of recreating the television show.
Deep Silver has today launched the new Who Wants To Be A Junior Millionaire? Special Edition. Aimed at the younger generation, the new downloadable content (DLC) for Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Special Editions, features more than six hundred questions from modern kids’ culture and topics such as geography, pop music, maths, TV & movies, history and general trivia. But it is not only a tough nut for the little ones – the whole family will be challenged on the way to the virtual million.
Know your FPS from your RTS? Your street fighters from your street racers? Put your videogame knowledge to the test with the latest Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Special Editions downloadable content (DLC), as Deep Silver and doublesix digital have today launched the new Who Wants To Be A Video Game Millionaire? Special Edition.
Hmm... a little error I believe. One of the add-ons is 240 MSP, while the other (South Park pack) is 400 MSP. At the top, you noted that the question packs are 400 MSP.
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Personally, I love it. I purchased the South Park pack the moment I purchased the game and let them both download. I played through a few times, one of them I completed all the way through and walked away with a million dollars.
My first play, one of the achievements glitched, as it didn't unlock. I had to play a second time and get it.
Also, before the "show" starts, the South Park characters are mute, because I have noticed that when I turn off the music, Shelley (Stan's sister) is talking, there are subtitles but no sound whatsoever. But once the game commences, everything is okay.
I can see myself playing this for hours. A good $20 spent. Rather this and not a board game, where the pieces would go missing in the near future.