Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
Now you can finally prove that all that prize money Regis Philbin gives away is rightfully  yours--and you can do it in the comfort of your own home, thanks to the official, ABC-licensed board  game version ofWho Wants to Be a Millionaire. Faithful to the TV show, this board game gets all  the details just right--from the Lifelines to those laughably easy $100 questions. Players take turns filling in  as Regis, quizzing each other from nearly 2,000 questions. As the prize money keeps doubling, someone's  inevitably going to get stuck--and that's where the Lifelines come in:  Phone-a-Friend  (either a fellow  player or an actual phone call); Ask the Audience (your fellow players); or ask to see the 50:50 option  (cards slip into a plastic console that lets the host cover up a couple incorrect answers). The first one to win  that ever-elusive million dollars is the champion. The box contains 1,000 game cards, five  question-and-answer card consoles, Lifeline tokens, instructions, and plenty of fake money. Gather family and friends  (two to five people can play) and start up a game of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire--you might never  watch TV again.--Paul Hughes