Mike P
Oct 20th, 2003, 10:52 PM
In the recent past, we've all seen the influx of games based on crappy shows like "Who Wants to be a Millionaire", "Survivor", and "Fear Factor", both video and board. But, one game show, the king of game shows, has not yet been made into any sort of game. This game, if the topic wasn't a dead giveaway, is the "Price is Right".
Imagine the sheer possibilities this presents! LAN games of "The Price is Right", the CPU version being continually updateable by patches. Even on the mainstream consoles (Specifically GameCube and XBox, because both easily support 4-player mode), "The Price is Right" would be the ULTIMATE party game. With the continually rotating roster of four people, and Rod Roddy's "Come on down!" you'd never know who'd get to play! All the fun you have at home, screaming prices at your TV at complete, oblivious strangers, transformed into your living room at people you do know! And with today's cutting-edge technology, you could even play it over networks.
Why is there no Price is Right game? There damned well should be.
Imagine the sheer possibilities this presents! LAN games of "The Price is Right", the CPU version being continually updateable by patches. Even on the mainstream consoles (Specifically GameCube and XBox, because both easily support 4-player mode), "The Price is Right" would be the ULTIMATE party game. With the continually rotating roster of four people, and Rod Roddy's "Come on down!" you'd never know who'd get to play! All the fun you have at home, screaming prices at your TV at complete, oblivious strangers, transformed into your living room at people you do know! And with today's cutting-edge technology, you could even play it over networks.
Why is there no Price is Right game? There damned well should be.