Giving them more time to look it up might encourage even more learning and interaction. One 12 year old tester was most insulted by the 30 second limit. No problems were encountered installing this game on our Windows 98, Pentium II test machine. We did need to glance at how to activate the Fastest Finger race. The brief written directions are not complicated and very straightforward.
Children can use without supervision.
There is no offensive content. This game is recommended for everyone except the very young. Children younger than 10 probably don't have an expansive enough base of knowledge to really enjoy this program. Groups of teens on up and families with preteens will enjoy this the most. A Millionaire Second Edition may have limited classroom utility because of its broader, unfocused coverage.