Who Wants to be a Millionaire? (DC) Reviews

"Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" is a video game which was released for the Sega Dreamcast in 2000 by Eidos Interactive. It is a quiz game based on the popular television programme of the same name. In the European marketplace, the game received an age guidance rating which deemed the game suitable for ages three and ...  Read the complete review

I recall having this game on the Dreamcast some years ago, and although it's a rather nifty idea, it's not up to much here - it's been crafted with extreme laziness, and whilst we all love the TV show, it just hasn't translated very well here into a game because the developers went for the cheapest, most tawdry approach possible. What's more, when ...  Read the complete review

The premise of the Dreamcast Who Wants to Be a Millionaire game is to pretend to play for a million pounds. A little bit teasing when they show you the picture of the cheque. Some of the drawbacks of the game: 1. there is no way to shut Chris Tarrant off, and as it is prerecorded you have continuous repetition of his catchprases. ...  Read the complete review

Well, what can I say about this Dreamcast game. Not much to be honest. Although I think the TV program is quite good, I do not rate this game at all and if anyone was ever thinking of buying it, then I hope you change your mind because you would be wasting your money. I can't believe I wasted £30 on this pathetic example of a Dreamcast 128bit ...  Read the complete review

I have seen some of the opinions here, some people find the game amusing, some find it hilarious because they feel it's rubbish, but in my view Who Wants To Be A Millionnaire isn't that bad a game, in fact, in the right scenario and situation, it could be considered entertainment! The game is a bit unfinished, and yes it's ...  Read the complete review

I have seen some of the opinions here, some people find the game amusing, some find it hilarious because they feel it's rubbish, but in my view Who Wants To Be A Millionnaire isn't that bad a game, in fact, in the right scenario and situation, it could be considered entertainment! The game is a bit unfinished, and yes it's ...  Read the complete review

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This is probably the worst game that has come out for the Dreamcast. I regret buying it and if you’re thinking about purchasing it, DON’T! Who wants to be a millionaire has to be the most boring game ever released. I can’t see how a game can get any more boring. I won the million after 1 day and that was plainly because the ...  Read the complete review

Who wants to be a millionaire? (WWTBAM) Stupid question really, and an equally stupid premise to base a video game. Yet so many people felt compelled to buy it ... The simplest idea in the world. Just questions, four possible answers, and a million pounds. It works well as a TV show. We all want to see people crack under the ...  Read the complete review

A good show on TV, because you can phone up and try to win one million pounds! But to make a game out of it? Why? Isn't the point of the game to win money? Or did i miss out something? Maybe it's to answer questions? Who Wants To Be a Millionaire (WWTBM)started off on ITV as a show where you answer questions for money. You ...  Read the complete review

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Whenever this question is raised everyone in the room would be likely to see 'me! Me!' simply because the vast majority of the population are not millionaires - being one is highly desirable to most people. Ok we all know this, and I'm sure you've watched, or at least heard of the game quiz show ...  Read the complete review

No its not, I just said it for a laugh and now im gonnna change my mind! OF COURSE ITS MY FINAL ANSWER! Doesnt it just infuriate you when he says that? Well here is something to infuriate you even more. Who wants to be a millionaire on the Dreamcast is a good conversion of the game. you get 3 lifelines just like in the real ...  Read the complete review

That's right , a good simple quiz is what WWTBAM is - you answer 15 questions right and win nothing at all on the game. The game contains over 1000 questions which were written by the quizmasters of the TV success. Although 1000 questions might sound a lot it really isn't - the same questions will begin to appear after a week or ...  Read the complete review

What is the point in playing a game where you can 'virtually' win a million pounds? Is there any? What's that I hear you say? No? Of course not there is no point, but then there's not a lot of point in most things, but we still do them/play them/eat them or what ever 'they' might be. ...  Read the complete review

There can't be many people who don't like the smash hit T.V. program. We all sit at home shouting out the answers as if the contestents are hopeless and know we can try the game for ourselves on the Dreamcast. There is one major flaw in this and that is that the game loses nearly all of its apeal when all you can win is a well done ...  Read the complete review