17 Responses

1. Greg

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   May 18th, 2007 at 11:48 am

   I played the game, and it’s pretty tough. Especially when you have to bid in pounds, not dollars. The showcase final is like TNPIR’s “Range Game”, except it doesn’t have the range that can’t start again for another 37 hours! How many dollars do you get for a pound these days?

2. Alex Davis

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   May 18th, 2007 at 11:51 am

   It’s about $2 per pound. Pretty sad if you ask me, but if I start talking politics I’ll get yelled at. Their TPiR isn’t really much cheaper than ours.

3. Mark

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   May 18th, 2007 at 11:54 am

   Yeah; right now it’s almost exactly $2/pound. I’m also trying to figure out why you think that’s sad….

4. Alex Davis

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   May 18th, 2007 at 11:57 am

   It’s sad that our economy is in the toilet, that’s all I meant.

5. Greg

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   May 18th, 2007 at 12:26 pm

   Thanks. We all know why our economy is in the toilet. Gas prices are high because we buy lots of gas. I know we have no choice over gas until we find a new alternate source, but we must do something.

6. Dan

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   May 18th, 2007 at 1:30 pm

   LMAO, the host’s voice CRACKS ME UP! I can’t help but laughing! Also, love the theme music!

7. TT

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   May 18th, 2007 at 5:56 pm

   Isn’t their showcase similar to the remake of our price is right from the 90s? If I recall, the contestant had to stop it as it moved up the board… If they got it in the right range, they won the showcase.

   TT

8. Donald

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   May 18th, 2007 at 7:27 pm

   Not bad at all. Interaction of the games are pretty good. I like how the contestants are in that ink and paint 3D look like in the Zelda: Wind Waker game.

9. Jordan Hass

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   May 18th, 2007 at 8:38 pm

   The Host Voice Does Crack Me Up…

   But What is great is “Walk The Line” It’s Like “Let ‘Em Roll” but with 5 products to guess higher or lower.

10. steve

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    May 18th, 2007 at 11:00 pm

    alright, the wedigtv tpir is finally here!

    …now that i’m back on a dial-up connection. :(
    i will say though, i really liked all of the other wedigtv games, and i look forward to getting the chance to play this one.

11. Marc Power

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    May 19th, 2007 at 11:14 am

    I started thinking WedigTv should do a WeddigtvUSA featuring US shows. But When i ran down through a lsit of our more memorable games i realized the games would lose effect and authenticity because many of the hosts and other personalities are no longer with us. for instance:

    The Joker’s Wild: Jack Barry is out :(, Bill Cullen is out :(, Jim Peck maybe could do it.Pat Finn maybe if you wanna do the ’90s version. Charlie O’ Donnell is the only announcer alummni I think of who’s still alive.
    Card Sharks: Definitely could be done. all 4 of its hsots are still with us. although we don’t hear much about Jim Perry and Bill Rafferty. Bob Eubanks I’m sure would be willing to do it. But I’m lost for an announcer Becuase both Johnny Olson and Gene Wood are gone :(
    High Rollers: possible with Wink nad Dean Gosse as announcer. base it on Wink’s version.
    Password: Only possible with Tom kennedy as host and base it on Password Plus, But who is aavaialble to announce?
    Lastly, Split Second, I would love to see Split Second online. Really all you’d need to record is Tom saying “Look at the board”. But Jack Clark is gone. :(

12. Greg

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    May 19th, 2007 at 11:29 am

    Not a bad idea, but here’s what I want.

    The Price is Right: Bob Barker hosting and Rich Fields announcing
    Let’s Make a Deal: Monty Hall hosting and Dean Goss announcing
    High Rollers: Alex Trebek & Dean Goss
    The Joker’s Wild: Jim Peck & Charlie O’Donnell
    Tic Tac Dough: Wink & Charlie O
    Password Plus: Tom Kennedy & Bob Hilton
    American Gladiators: Mike Adamle, Larry Csonka, and John Harlan
    Press Your Luck: Todd Newton & John Harlan

13. dropzone5

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    May 19th, 2007 at 11:16 pm

    I like your ideas, Greg…but I personally liked Rich announcing Press Your Luck during the GSM.

    Getting back to the game…Joe Pasquale’s voice made me want to turn off the only clip I’ve seen of the UK’s Price is Right…other than his voice, everything was impeccably appealing. Down to the graphics and everything…man, why can’t some of our games be like that?

    Which reminds me…there isn’t any “official” web game for the US TPIR, is there?

14. Kevin C.

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    May 20th, 2007 at 5:19 am

    No there isn’t an official TPIR game for the USA, but if you check out BigJon’s PC Games, it has a really good TPIR for download (complete with 1994 Primetime Mode with Doug Davidson, a tournament style mode where you can play any pricing game, and Million Dollar Spectaculars). Also, that version of TPIR has just about every pricing game current and retired (even has Super Ball, Bullseye I, The Shower Game, Finish Line, Hurdles, etc.)…The same website also does an excellent version of Wheel of Fortune and Deal or No Deal as well.

15. Greg

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    May 20th, 2007 at 12:33 pm

    I think what dropzone5 meant was “Is there an online version of the US TPIR?” One you don’t have to download I mean. I tried downloading Big Jon’s version, but my computer wouldn’t accept some of the files.

16. Eric

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    May 20th, 2007 at 7:39 pm

    There used to be on gamesville It was much harder to get out of contestants row.

17. Eric

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    May 21st, 2007 at 11:26 am

    ********Cheat Alert*************
    I figured out how to get out of contestants row all the time
    1st item-Bid 1 pound (All the computer bids are overbids)
    2nd item- Bid 1 pound over the lowest computer bid
    3rd item- Bid 1 pound over tthe 2nd highest computer bid