The Price is Right (Wii) Playthrough - NintendoComplete
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2015
- A single player playthrough of two "episodes" of Ubisoft's 2008 Nintendo Wii game, The Price is Right.
Recorded over HDMI from a Nintendo Wii U console.
It's pretty shocking how convincing of a replica this provides of the original television show, even with the ugly CG contestants.
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Before the 2008 Wii game, a NES version of the iconic TV show was planned by game developer Rare (who was also responsible for adapting Wheel of Fortune, Hollywood Squares, Double Dare and Jeopardy) for GameTek, with David Wise adapting the iconic Edd Kalehoff theme song from the TV show, and it is reported that it was announced in 1987. So no existence has been confirmed besides the cover art of the NES game, because Rare had stopped making video games for GameTek in 1990.
Interestingly, on the actual episode used for the Showcases in this clip (May 9, 2007), there was also a Double Showcase Winner on the exact same showcase. The stage contestant bid just a dollar higher. It was the final ever DSW with Bob Barker hosting.
"What? You're evolving!
Congratulations! You've evolved into an eager bidder!"
Dude this game is my nostalgia. I remember playing this on an iPhone 4 when I was 4 or 5 and had no idea what anything meant or how anything worked. I wish there was a way to access this vault of childhood and memories back again.
28:09, "Contestants not appearing on stage will receive: (insert three consolation prizes). And now here's Bob Barker with our Showcase Showdown!"-Johnny Olson.
Or was it Drew Carey?
@@Sully_2345 Nope, Bob.
@@Nate-Dawg921 Oh, right
24:09, "Johnny O, two of the first four won pricing games and the other two didn't and the one with the spiky hair has still yet to be on stage, so please bring on the next contestant!"-Bob Barker.
"Bob, this time, it's Valerie Robson! COME ON DOWN! You're the next contestant on The Price is Right!"-Johnny Olson.
34:04 (as Bob Barker) Luis, you bid $14,040 on your showcase. Luis, the actual retail price of your showcase is $32,484, a difference of $18,444. Over I go to Spiky, who bid $16,999 on her showcase. And Spiky, the actual retail price of your showcase is $17,031, a difference of $32. You win both showcases! Both showcases! You got everything in there! Spiky has won a total of $49,515 in prizes today on The Price is Right. And here comes her family and friends to congratulate her. Bob Barker reminding you to help control the pet population. Have your pets spayed or neutered. Goodbye, everybody.
(as Johnny Olson) “This is Johnny Olson speaking for The Price is Right, A Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production! Stay tuned for Match Game ‘77 next over most of these CBS stations!”
(as WKYT staff announcer Jack Petree) “Marty Robbins, The Statler Brothers and Merle Haggard are Ralph Emery’s guests on Pop! Goes the Country, Monday night at 7:30 on TV-27!”
(as CBS staff announcer Don Robertson) “This is CBS!”
22:31 "Oh my goodness, would you look at this? What an enormous spin!" - Bob Barker
0:39-0:53, "Channel 27, WKYT-TV, Lexington."-WKYT-TV staff announcer.
"HERE IT COMES!!!! (From the Bob Barker Studio at CBS in Hollywood,) Television's most exciting hour of fantastic prizes! THE FABULOUS 60-MINUTE PRICE IS RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mark van Helsing, COME ON DOWN! Donna McAllister, COME ON DOWN! Tom Jacobs, COME ON DOWN! And Frank Gertner, COME ON DOWN! You are the first four contestants on The Price is Right! And now, here's the star of The Price is Right, BOB BARKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"-Johnny Olson, Rod Roddy and Rich Fields.
In my hometown, WLKY 32
29:57, "Spikey, you're gonna be competing for our showcase after we do business with you!"-Bob Barker.
Hey Dana, would it be ok if you did like the intro scene? Like when Johnny Olsen/Rod Roddy/Rich Fields/George Gray calls down the first 4 contestants?
“Channel 27, WKYT-TV, Lexington.”-WKYT staff announcer Jack Petree.
“HERE IT COMES! (From the Bob Barker Studio at CBS/the famous Bob Barker Studio in Hollywood,) television’s most exciting hour of fantastic prizes: the fabulous 60-minute Price is Right! Jimmy Schroeder, come on down! Spiky Lindbergh, come on down! Mark van Helsing, come on down! And Alex Florentine, come on down! You are the first four contestants on The Price is Right! And now, here is the star of The Price is Right... BOB BARKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”-Johnny Olson.
@@danalong1237 *yes*
@@danalong1237 also you said that the show was supposed to be in 1977 (one of the shows after the tpir in one of your comments was Match Game 77) and I actually used an inflation calculator to find out that if Spiky won both showcases with prices from 1977, both showcases would’ve been worth a total of $13,936 together (just saying btw)
30:22, "Here we go with our Showcase and the top winner of the day is Spikey! Mark is our runner-up! Each of you will have a showcase of beautiful prizes to bid on and whoever comes closest to the actual retail price of your own showcase without going over will win it. If you are the winner and you are $100 or less away from the retail price of your own showcase, you'll win both showcases! Spikey, since you're the top winner, you can bid on your showcase or pass it to Mark. Let's show them Showcase #1!"-Bob Barker.
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22:21, "OH NO! (Cue TPIR Losing Horns) You just got screwed out of the car! Thank you, Tom and TAKE THOSE LUCKY SHORTS OFF AND BURN THEM TO A MILLION PIECES! There's more Price is Right coming up!"-Bob Barker.
"Stay tuned for more pricing games and the fabulous showcases coming up on the second half of The Price is Right!"-Johnny Olson.
This is CBS.
That's what Don Robertson said.
Why am I here in 2023 you ask? I have no clue but I’m still gonna watch
The price is right is still one of the best game show of all time
The Price is Right 2010 Edition Wii Please
The man with the green shirt always looks creepy at the beginning of the game. He always puts his eyebrows up!😨😨😨😨😨😰😅😅😅😅
This version is much entertaining than the board game adaptions of “The Price Is Right” I have a few versions of “The Price Is Right” and first three were made by Milton Bradley/Hasbro, including the 1973 edition as “The New Price Is Right”, the 1974 2nd edition and the 1986 edition as well as the 2002 2nd edition by Endless Games. The 1986 edition is the best one by far.
i played this last night on wild tanget games
Damn it Spiky you don’t know the price of anything. Who doesn’t know Chips Ahoy is 55¢
this is what they deserve for cheating in deal or no deal like a choad.
@@buslover8235 you do know Deal or No Deal is all luck, right?
@@buslover8235 how? just how?
@@buslover8235 wut? I don’t understand
We want a winner! We want to see the prize!
Getting X's from spinning the wheel is BS, you have almost zero control over that, no skill involved.
Agreed.
Although I like to see the old stuff.
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@@tiageters8747 Bruh.
How much molly is your character on?
35:08 Spiky, why did you quit? You just lost $65,000 worth of prizes you idiot. You could’ve just lost at contestants row and the wheel twice.
DOUBLE SHOWCASE WINNER
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They should make a price is right game for PS4 and Nintendo switch and Xbox and ipad
16:11 made me laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me too 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
$3.50 for some small cookies that's definitely the wrong price smh
22:16 made me laugh
"Too bad, you lost the game!" - Rich Fields
Double showcase winner
$49,515
Bob sure can kick it.
Even when fighting men a third his age on the links ;)
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I like the old come on down tune
LoL she won the double showcase
34:12-34:49, "Now we go to Spikey who bid $16,999 on her showcase, much to the dismay of the audience, and Spikey, the actual retail price of your showcase is: $17,031! YOU WIN BOTH SHOWCASES WITH A DIFFERENCE OF $32! Unbelievable! She has won $49,515 in prizes on The Price is Right! Bob Barker reminding you to help control the pet population: Have your pets spayed or neutered! Goodbye, everybody!"-Bob Barker.
"This is Johnny Olson speaking for The Price is Right, A Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production! This program was edited for broadcast. Stay tuned for Double Dare next over most of these CBS stations!"-Johnny Olson.
"It's the musical game show where contestants name popular songs for a chance to win $100,000! Join Kentucky's own Tom Kennedy for The $100,000 Name That Tune, Tuesday nights at 7:30pm on WKYT-TV 27, Central Kentucky's very own CBS station!"-WKYT-TV staff announcer.
"This is CBS!"-Don Robertson.
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No, $49,515 was just the value of both showcases
11:43 85!
Rich Fields does the narration in this game and he really better captures the atmosphere of The Price Is Right vs. the voice actors on the "decades" version. That one is a bit of a disappointment...it doesn't have the same ambience to try to capture the same atmosphere of the game show.
Yeah, but he, the late Johnny Olson and the late Rod Roddy will always be the three best-known TPIR announcers ever, and, along with current announcer George Gray, will always tell contestants those three magic words: "COME ON DOWN!!!!!!!!!"
Dana Long I think you may have misread my post. I was saying I preferred Rich Fields to the voice actors used in the other versions of the games.
When the show premiered on September 4, 1972 (which was Labor Day), the same day The Joker's Wild and Gambit also debuted (The New Scooby-Doo Movies premiered just 5 days after the three game shows premiered and a weekly nighttime syndicated version debuted just one week later), longtime Goodson-Todman staff announcer Johnny Olson, at 62 years old, was the show's first announcer and was the inventor of the phrase "Come on Down." After Olson's death in October 1985 at the age of 75, Gene Wood (another Goodson-Todman staff announcer), Bob Hilton, Rich Jeffries and Rod Roddy alternated as announcers, with 48-year-old Roddy eventually taking over full-time in February 1986 and sticking around for the next 17 years until his death on October 27, 2003 at the age of 66. After that, Randy West and Burton Richardson, both of whom, along with Paul Boland (who announced the 1998 version of Match Game), previously filled in for Roddy while he was recovering from colon cancer, along with Daniel Rosen (announcer of The Late Show on FOX), Jim Thornton (current announcer of Wheel of Fortune), Art Sanders, Roger Rose (former VH1 VJ), Don Bishop and Rich Fields alternated as announcers with Fields eventually taking over full-time in early 2004 until he was let go in the summer of 2010. Afterwards, JD Roberto, David Lawrence, Brad Sherwood, Steve White and George Gray alternated as announcers with Gray eventually taking over full-time in the spring of 2011, and Gray has announced TPIR ever since.
Me and aidan are on 7:41
Actually forget what I said it was pretty good :)
I like this cause the contestants don’t talk!!
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Is this shovelware?
No.
This price is right Wii game is easy my 🧔🏻♂️ and 👩🏻 can’t wait.💵
Let's go 1 dollar on my first try 12:35
Why is there an old woman for one of the contestant choices? 😂
I have the 2010 edition with better contestant looks
Me too
I got them all, 2008 (the first one), 2010, and Decades
@@somerandomgameranimator4481 I have the 2010 one on my pc
@@adonislee6131 all the games I have are on Wii
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Cool lol.
Wow this was a poorly done realization of the TPIR especially with the music being cut off constantly. The plinko part was the biggest disgrace that is what everyone dreams of playing when they goto TPIR (that and the yodler), and it should of been first person and the highlight of the game. Games like this shows JUST why you should never ever purchase a product from UBISOFT. They don't care about their products.
This seems like an intresting game, but at the same time it seems to be wasted aswell. It seems too simple. :|
You lose because the opponent is higher!
**If your difference is lower than the opponent, you win the showcase. If your difference is less than $250, you'll win both showcases**
You must be a fucking idiot
You’ve never seen the Price is Right
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I’m the 400 the like and the 100 comment
Game pissed me off!
Yeah, why can you get a strike at the wheel? You have no control over THAT! Thank god the 2010 version only had strikes in contestants row
Horrible gameplay 😫
Except for the showcase showdown
The worst game of plinko I ever seen
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