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Product Description

Who says you have to be an adult to be a millionaire? Now kids can play their own version of the hit game show. Answer questions, use lifelines and compete for the million-dollar jackpot just like on TV. Includes over 950 questions about the people, places and things kids enjoy most. Ages 8 and up. Made in USA.

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Now kids can attempt to become millionaires, too. Similar to the grown-up version of the game, this junior edition has players taking turns and filling in as Regis and quizzing each other from the 950 questions. True to the TV show, as prize money grows, someone's inevitably going to get stuck--and that's where the Lifelines come in. These include Phone a Friend (either a fellow player or someone you actually telephone), Ask the Audience (your fellow players), or the 50:50 Option (cards are slipped into a plastic console that lets the host cover up a couple of incorrect answers). The first one to win that ever-elusive million dollars is the champion. The box contains game cards, question-and-answer card consoles, Lifelines tokens, instructions, and plenty of fake money. --Paul Hughes

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