PSX Longplay [208] Who Wants to be a Millionaire 

I remember playing this as a kid, didn't know crap about the questions

You owe Rob more than just a drink

$500,000 Question: Which of the following characters is not considered a "Pokemon"? A. Jigglypuff B. Frodo C. Squirtle D. Pikachu

They also released this on the Sega Dreamcast.

"You had £4,000. You haven't got £4,000 anymore. I'm sorry, it's the wrong answer. C is the right answer."

These questions actually got quite difficult, I think!

I remember first playing this as a kid and started talking to the TV when I choose phone a friend hahaha

Haha, that phone a friend at the end. Quite shocked, with how cookie cutter the lines in the game are, he responded like that.

Congratulions mad-matt you are milionaire😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉

I used to have this game!

I use to play this couple of years ago.

In Brazil, the Who Wants to be a Millionaire is a picture of program called Caldeirão do Huck on TV Globo

That third question.. What a dumb question.

Okay right using up your lifeline ask the audience all vote now.

Funny how it didn't say MadMatty on the checks.

funnest game ever

Why can you change the font of the subtitles?

Turns off computer and goes back to eating beans from a tin.

I Played This Incredible Game at Best Buy in Phoenix, Arizona and Beat it for Free, With a Large Crowd Behind Me, And The Final Question was, What Was The Original Name of Mario? And The Answer of Course is Jumpman

Yes not much difference of opinion there.

This game rocks even though my 👪 couldn't afford a PlayStation 🎮 system.

Who love show who wants to be a milionaire ? i'm from czech replublic :)

Tnx

20:09 "I can't belive to ask me for a Million Quid It's in a nunnery in Italy definitely I do know that it's in Milan, Milan you owe me a drink yeah that's the One. "

En Venezuela se transmite en RCTV Y Televen

I knew the 250,000 one

14:28 That’s the wrong final answer sound

I wonder what would this show called in Zimbabwe nowadays??

The name was MadMatty but the name on the checks is Player 1? I smell foul play :P

I bought this along with the redesigned PS1 in 2001. Loved playing it for a while, but the problem with these type of games is that they have a very limited amount of playability. Questions very quickly begin to repeat themselves. And the tension of Chris's teasing disappears even quicker, because you get used to his limited amount of phrases. Also, looking back, the game is a bit rushed and lazy. No audience, nobody sitting in the chairs. I'll go 50/50 on this. It was an enjoyable game for a while, but now I look back on it and see that it wasn't quite worth the £30 price tag. Same with The Weakest Link. A limited lifespan of plays, then it becomes unplayable because of the familiarity of the questions. Of the two, The Weakest Link was better produced. It featured animated players, an audience, and an animated Anne Robinson. Plus, some decent cutscenes. But the lesson I've learned, is that quiz games are fatally flawed because of the unavoidable limitation of how many questions can be packed into them.

Wow, they really didn't put any effort into this. I mean I didn't expect him to ask the player about their life but Chris Tarrant doesn't even read out the questions and possible answers.

.... what? .... lol, back in the days when they could make a game about literally fuckin' anything.

Both weakest link and who wants to be a millionaire for ps1 I have completed but here's what I don't get because with the weakest link game which is a harder ps1 game than who wants to be a millionaire. I didn't use the internet but on who wants to be a millionaire which is an easier game I needed to use the internet to answer the final 3 questions to win the million pound. I'm really confused at how how I managed to beat a harder quiz game without internet but needed internet to beat an easier quiz game xD

Realistic game for PSX

I swear that this is also in French.

So did this playstation print out the money after he won :O

Batman Arkham developers made this game

13:50 Wait a minute, Australia isn't a continent! With the most egregious mistake outta the way, this was a pretty cool thing for its time. I mean, yeah, there's no audience, no host representation (which I personally much prefer for ambience purposes than a sucky PS1-era 3D model, which is an aspect I dislike of modern WWBTAM games because even in the latest version the models still look like PS2-era, and that detracts from the inmersion), Tarrant's lines were pretty limited (as expected for a game of its kind), the questions were pretty limited (again, another expected thing for a game of its kind, and something modern versions do better, but only something you'd noticed if you played the game a bunch), and your name isn't on the cheque (something they fixed in 2nd Edition IIRC), but it sure was pretty dang close to the real thing.

This game? PSX? Are you serious??

Chris tarrant voice

it s' a italiano tv series ispirate your game

ahahahahaa

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