and its about time too!!!!!!!! (Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?)

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Product:	Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Date:	18/02/02 (32 review reads)
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Advantages: entertaining, long shelf life

Disadvantages: none at all

Finally.... A board game thats not actually a BORED game. Many a night when i was younger i have sat with family and friends playing timeless classics such as ludo and snakes and ladders, the thrill of the chase, the disappointment at hitting the snake when you land on square 98 and have to go all the way back to square 27.... magical times indeed, then came Monopoly, the money hungry, greed inducing, family wrecking monster of a boardgame that had us all pulling our hair out at landing on mayfair with a hotel on it.... those days are now almost gone, but in their place.... a new light shines! Who Wants To Be A Millionaire! the saviour of boardgames, no longer do we have to sit in front of the television and scream "ITS D YOU IDIOT! D!" We now get the chance to be that idiot, and screw up all by ourselves, oh the utter joy at the thought of being wrong countless times, and the warm feeling of revenge when someone who thinks he knows it all loses to your 16 year old kid brother! I have purchased this game recently and have found it to be good for many things, my favourite being while drinking, see if you can get a load of friends round and team up into 2's pay an ante each say £2 and play the best of 3 games, the team with the most points at the end of the 3 games wins the pot... excellent, not only do you get to experience the thrill of the game itself but you can leave with some brass in your pocket and a smile on your face just like the real contestants! excellent There are so many oportunites for this game to actually be of some use to the household, and the mix of questions available meaning that it will never go out of date or dry up, keeping family's occupied for hours, a very, very nice purchase for anyone, even the slowest and dullest members of the human race, Chris Tarrant, I salute you!

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