Who Wants To Be a Millionaire (PS) Reviews

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on the Playstation is based on the WWTBAM TV show hosted by Chris Tarrant on ITV. Inside the plastic box is the PS game itself and a booklet with and introduction to the game and help with the controls and playing the game itself. As this game is from 2000 it's based on the slightly older format ...  Read the complete review

Christ Tarrant in your living room what else could you want, hmm a game that perhaps didnt repeat itself quite so much. For anyone who enjoys the show this was a godsend at the time and was a lot of fun to played with your family or friends but these days you really do wonder how a show like this is still being produced every so often today. It is ...  Read the complete review

One of the first games I got for my playstation when I was younger was the Who Wants To Be A Millionare game. Presented by Chris Tarrant, as the show is, its a fantastic game for the whole family to play. You can get up to fifteen questions so you can reach a million pounds! These can be about anything, such as sport, literature, media ...  Read the complete review

The very popular "Who wants to be a millionaire?" show took the world by storm in the late 1990's as Chris Tarrant had guests from all around britain hooked in beleiveing that they had the chance of walking away with a million pounds. Of course few did and there was even a whistling cheater in that crowd but naturally it didn't take long ...  Read the complete review

dooyoo want to e a mllionaire? - Advantages: different multiplayer modes, easy to play just click the answer, conains all 3 lifelines! - Disadvantages: gets boring after a while, loads slowly

I rented this for 3 nights using Blockbuster's "Rent one, Rent another for 99p" offer. I can't believe that I was bored of it after 3 plays. I didn't care about getting to the "million" at all. The game is presented very well indeed, with Chris Tarrant's voice not becoming TOO annoying or ...  Read the complete review

Who wants to be a Millionaire? … I do. If only this game coughed up real cash we’d all be heaven. Unfortunately it doesn’t which is a great shame. Anyway so the TV program started off well, we were all addicted until the 3rd series then viewing figures went down. So the makers of the program thought, “How are we going ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big fan of the TV show and was really excited when the game came out for the Playstation. Being cheap like I am though, I wouldn't buy it. Instead I made a copy of a friend's disc. I immediately loaded it up and sat down for some serious game play. And I wasn't disappointed. The game is pretty much just ...  Read the complete review

My advice to this game is don't buy it!! That may seem a harsh opinion of the game but you'd be better off saving you're money! Playing the game is not the same as watching it on TV. The database is only 1000 questions, which sounds a lot but soon get used up. You will find this game fun for the ...  Read the complete review

My opinion: I think that who wants to be a millionaire, could have been much better. With today’s technology the producers could have at least put in a sitting down, non-moving Chris Tarrent, but they didn’t. They put to blank chairs with no audiance, contestant or Chris. Beside that I think it's a fun, addictive, ...  Read the complete review

The game show that thrived on having the biggest jackpot in history now makes an appearance on the PSX, offering me absolutely NO money to win. Oh well, look like it's just me, the questions, and that git Chris Tarrant then! It gripped the nation when it first appeared on our TVs back in 1998. Chris Tarrant was drafted in as the ...  Read the complete review

you certainly wont't become a millionaire too quickly by wasting your money on this game. at first the graphics and sound seem brilliant as they are the exact replica of the tv show but after a few goes you find the questions starting to repeat themselves. anyone looking to be a millionaire is advised to play on the web version (www.itv.co.uk) ...  Read the complete review

For the first two days that I owned this "eagerly-awaited" game, I was chuffed to bits. Just the concept of playing millionaire on my own, with an interactive console put me on cloud nine. I spent hours at the screen answering questions. I even got to a million pounds! Fantastic! But come on! Really! I was getting excited ...  Read the complete review

I rented this game recently, and within minutes it had me tearing out my hair, and cursing at the TV screen. The reason? TARRANT, that's what! He hardly took a breath as he bombarded me with "Is that your final answer" and "You've got three lifelines, use them if you need to" and "Your sure?" Not forgetting ...  Read the complete review

'Who wants to be a millionaire' is a fun game to play with your friends (in other words team games) but if you are playing with just yourself its the worst game ever! It wasn’t that cheap, £30.00 (normally playstation games are £15-25)! I wanted this game for Christmas, but it as all sold out of Dixon’s, Argos etc. so ...  Read the complete review

Hee hee, hah hah, welcome to who wants to have an annoying voice on your computer game, hee hee, hah hah, now I am on ITV all the time and on your game too! Smash, crash, bang, my girlfriend has just thrown a strop and thrown the play station out of the window in frustration at this annoying little man. Yes, you guessed it Chris Tarrant ...  Read the complete review

This started off being a good TV programme, full of suspense and dissapointment. Then, it started to get monotonous! The game however, lets you in on the action! You get to choose whether to play by yourself or against a partner, and then have 15 questions to answer. Three lifelines are available, phone a friend, 50/50 and ask the audience. You ...  Read the complete review

The game is an exact replica of the television show. And yes before you ask, Chris Tarrant does make sure that "It is your final answer" and that you "are sure" you've made the right choice. As in the TV game show you have the option to ask the audience, phone a friend and play the 50:50 cards, and just like the ...  Read the complete review

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? was of course a huge success on TV, so it was inevitably that a game would be made. However, no effort has been put into this game. WWTBAM isn't even a good idea for a game because the whole appeal of the show was that you could win a million quid - no chance of that with the game. There are no frills ...  Read the complete review

Tension has often been captured in video games. Metal Gear Solid, Resident Evil, Parasite Eve - all these games are incredibly tense. But tension now has a new benchmark, because the smash hit TV series Who Wants To Be A Millionaire has now been converted on to your home computer and console. As far as the eye can see, the game version ...  Read the complete review