A single-player playthrough of four "episodes" of Ubisoft's 2011 Nintendo Wii game show game, The Price is Right Decades.
The game offers episodes from each of the four decades represented (1970s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s), and each of the decade's episodes mimic the show's look, sounds, games, and prizes from their respective time periods. Let me tell you, that makes some of these games awfully hard - the prices reflect what they were on the show at the time. So, you might fully well know what baby grand piano by company X is worth in 2005, or what a Toyota Corolla cost in 1998, but how about a console TV from 1974? It is cool, though, to see these differences reflected, and I think my favorite part of the whole thing is that the video descriptions of the items are all pulled from their own time periods. Video from the 1970s looks surprisingly not that bad when put into a Wii game!
I didn't play through every single episode that the game offers, but I played one episode from each of the decades represented. Here are the time codes:
1:11 Game 1: 1983
13:03 Game 2: 2005
22:43 Game 3: 1991
32:03 Game 4: 1977
At 42:08, I included a few of the bonus videos that are unlocked as you play through the main game.
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No cheats were used during the recording of this video.
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5 окт 2024
