Wild Wild West Steel Assassin (PC) Reviews

Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? has been a major hit in the UK and all over the world in its different versions, and as many of today's successful TV quiz shows do, the computer game in launched, enabling YOU the viewer to have a go and win the star prize. Today I bought the 2nd adition of this game, and I was pleasently surprised. As ...  Read the complete review

Having found the first edition of this game very enjoyable, I was hoping that the second edition would be full of innovation, with new, exciting features, and an improvement to Chris Tarrant's awful voice. How wrong I was. For those who are unfamiliar to the format of the computer game, it works in exactly the same way as the ...  Read the complete review

Who wants to be a millionaire? Well I did and all from the comfort of my own home and I wasn’t nervous at all :) The graphics on this game are really good; every thing looks so real. They have most definitely recreated the atmosphere of the TV show. The set is the same, they play the same sort of music as the show, ...  Read the complete review

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire by Eidos Interactive is basically the TV show brought to your PC. Hard as I find it to believe anyone has managed to escape the hype and the premise of the show, I’ll explain (briefly)... you simply have to answer 15 consecutive questions in order to win a million pounds. These questions are multiple ...  Read the complete review

Last Christmas, when the nation was gripped by "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" fever, I decided that for my little sister's present, I would buy her the computer game. Okay, I bought it for her so that I could play it myself, but I also knew that she would have good fun with it. More importantly, so would I. When you buy a ...  Read the complete review

After waiting with baited breath to play this game I came away with mixed emotions. The thrill of playing in the virtual studio for virtual money is as nerve wracking as watching the program on TV. You have the same options, to phone a friend, 50:50 and ask the audience, with the encouragment and sarcasm of Chris Tarant from ...  Read the complete review

Just like the programme. - Advantages: Exactly like on T. V. - Disadvantages: Empty studio, no visible audience.

Who wants to be a millionaire? I was at a friend’s house when we started playing ‘Who Want to Be Millionaire?’ it was a great game to play with friends and I really enjoyed playing it. For me the glamour of the TV Quiz show has somewhat subsided, although I was glued to the TV when it was on. The concept for the ...  Read the complete review

After watching countless showings of who wants to be a millionaire on ITV and then in recent months RTE - I decided to investigate buying a version for my own PC - which I found to my delight without any trouble what so ever. Although a wee bit worried about buying this game I read through some reviews that customers had posted on the site and ...  Read the complete review

If you like the TV programme it's based on, you'll find the game sticks very closely to the format. In its favour - The game is pleasant enough to play. The graphics and sound faithfully replicate the studio layout. You get to hear Chris Tarrant winding you up by asking "Are you sure?" "Is that your final answer?" ...  Read the complete review

This game is brilliant to begin with, with the excellent graphics and sounds. But then after a while you start to get the same questions over and over again. What is happening? This makes it easier to get to the million (easier not easy) and because the money is not real (obviously) I tend to guess more because there is nothing to lose (apart from ...  Read the complete review

It's a great TV show, but does it translate to a great game? WWTBA Millionaire's simple format becomes glaringly obvious when you play the PC incarnation. You answer questions and you get them right or wrong. Obviously, in this version you don't get to win any money, and therein lies the problem. For the first few ...  Read the complete review

This great game has been developed from the popular T.V. show that has asked everyone that now immortal question. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? The game has the same set up and basic rules as the television show with all the options of 50:50, ask the audience and phone a friend. The only let down is that you do hear all the typical ...  Read the complete review

I got brought this game for Christmas, and I was grateful for it. It was one of the first things I played once all the fuse of Christmas had died down. Also having lots of family over, it certainly got its use. It got played and played and played. Everyone loved it and it was so realistic. My mum who despites the game show even had a go. The sound ...  Read the complete review

I think this is an excellent game but it can get quite slow when played on the pc in multi player mode as you have to sit and wait for your turn. If just a single player plays it is much better. You have to answer fifteen questions correctly to reach the one million mark but the questions themselves are either so easy that a child could ...  Read the complete review

The pc version of this game works in the same way as the TV one, more or less. To become a millionaire all you have to do is to answer correctly fifteen questions in a row. You get the chance to phone a friend, take a fifty fifty, etc just like the real thing but you unfortunately you don't end up with a million when you've ...  Read the complete review

Tried this pc millionaire game for the first time and we sat up until three in the morning trying to win a million it was very addictive at first. After a few games it gets a bit boring and it is quite slow especially if you play with two players or more ,you are far better to set it to one player and all of you chip in. Great fun for a ...  Read the complete review

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I cannot understand the appeal of this game. The idea of watching the TV show and feeling the suspense when the people on the show decide which is the correct answer is a good on, and this is reflected in the popularity of the show. The idea of pretending to be on the show yourself by playing this game, answering the 15 questions correctly, and ...  Read the complete review

I`m going to give this game one point for every minute that you`ll play it for. In the first minute, you`ll load up the game, full of excitement (maybe) and start to play your first game. Then, you`ll realise that the money that you trying to win is not actually real at all, and so there is no reason why you shouldn`t just gamble on all of the ...  Read the complete review