Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (sometimes informally called Millionaire) is an American television quiz show based upon the British program of the same title, which offers a maximum prize of $1,000,000 for correctly answering a series of consecutive multiple choice questions. Originally.
The main game is a quiz competition whose goal is to correctly answer a series of consecutive multiple-choice questions. Originally the contestants were faced with 15 questions of increasing difficulty, but since the format was overhauled in 2010, the contestants are faced with 14 questions of random difficulty, distributed into two rounds. Each question is worth a specified amount of money; the amounts are cumulative in the first round, but not in the second. If the contestant gives a wrong answer to any question, their game is over and their winnings drop down, to $1,000 if they incorrectly answer a Round 1 question, and $25,000 if they incorrectly answer a Round 2 question. However, the contestant has the option of “walking away” without giving an answer after being presented with a question, in which case the game ends and the contestant is guaranteed a certain amount of money: in Round 1 they are guaranteed to walk away with half their cumulative total, but in Round 2 and the previous formats, they may walk away with all the money they have previously received. Before 2010, upon correctly answering questions five and ten, the contestants were guaranteed at least the amount of prize money associated with that level. If the contestant gave an incorrect answer, their winnings dropped down to the last milestone achieved. If the contestant answered a question incorrectly before reaching question five, they left with nothing.
The main game is a quiz competition whose goal is to correctly answer a series of consecutive multiple-choice questions. Originally the contestants were faced with 15 questions of increasing difficulty, but since the format was overhauled in 2010, the contestants are faced with 14 questions of random difficulty, distributed into two rounds. Each question is worth a specified amount of money; the amounts are cumulative in the first round, but not in the second. If the contestant gives a wrong answer to any question, their game is over and their winnings drop down, to $1,000 if they incorrectly answer a Round 1 question, and $25,000 if they incorrectly answer a Round 2 question. However, the contestant has the option of “walking away” without giving an answer after being presented with a question, in which case the game ends and the contestant is guaranteed a certain amount of money: in Round 1 they are guaranteed to walk away with half their cumulative total, but in Round 2 and the previous formats, they may walk away with all the money they have previously received. Before 2010, upon correctly answering questions five and ten, the contestants were guaranteed at least the amount of prize money associated with that level. If the contestant gave an incorrect answer, their winnings dropped down to the last milestone achieved. If the contestant answered a question incorrectly before reaching question five, they left with nothing.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Games Collection List
- Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
- Who Wants To Be A Millionare – Junior Edition
- Who Wants To Be A Millionare – Third Edition
- Who Wants To Be A Millionare – UK Edition
- Who Wants to Beat Up a Millionaire
System= Pentium IV CPU 1.7 GHz
RAM= 512 MB
Size= 391.5 MB
Video Memeory= 64 MB
OS= Windows 98 ME 2000 XP Vista 7 and Windows 8
RAM= 512 MB
Size= 391.5 MB
Video Memeory= 64 MB
OS= Windows 98 ME 2000 XP Vista 7 and Windows 8
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