You can only play with a maximum of four players, which seems a bit odd, but then you can choose to play the traditional way, through the rigmarole of Fastest Finger First (the four choices are randomly shuffled and you have to press your buzzer when the correct combination is flashed), with the winner going up to the hotseat on his own. Still, as a parlour game it does the job very nicely. So there's already one big problem with a PC conversion: pay your $30 for this and you're just adding to Celador's already well-stocked coffers without being given the opportunity to make a withdrawal. It's basically a pub quiz where the questions get harder as you progress towards the elusive key that unlocks the door to the millionaires club. Now, what colour underpants was Queen Victoria wearing on the 6th August 1869? Remember, you can still ask the audience.' The game itself needs little explanation. 'You're three questions away from a million pounds Geoff. A futuristic studio set, a TV presenter with the unique talent of making people soil themselves by raising his eyebrow, lights that dim on demand and a million pound prize that no one will ever win because the questions get unreasonably difficult as soon as the money starts to get serious. It doesn't take much to get the general public foaming at the mouth.

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