Additionally, Lose A Turn is known as 'Lose Turn', like in many of the games that GameTek would later release. All MS-DOS and Apple II versions from this period use the nighttime 1985 layouts (albeit with $200 in place of the sole $150 in Round 2, perhaps to increase the minimum value to $200 the Apple II version also reverses the layouts) and the five-and-a-vowel format in the Bonus Round. The Commodore 64 versions use layouts based on Pressman's 1985 board game, although the top values are $750/ $1,000/ $5,000 and the three special spaces are kept an equal distance from each other.

The first video game version was released in August 1987 on the MS-DOS and Commodore 64, and January 1988 for the Apple II Second Edition and Third Edition were released for the MS-DOS, Commodore 64 and Apple II in June 1988 and February 1989 respectively. 22.6 Tiger Electronics/Parker Brothers/Hasbro (2004).(Note that all games below are called Wheel of Fortune and use the two-row logo, unless otherwise noted.) For many pictures of the below games, see Video games/Gallery.Ī Wheel of Fortune game for the Philips CD-i was planned, but due to poor sales of the CD-i, it was never complated and released. Pat Sajak has participated very sporadically over the years in most of these games, Vanna hosts in his place.įor the board game and all other adaptations released since 1975, see Board games and other adaptations for the slot machine adaptations released since 1997, see Slot Machines. Vanna White has participated in the games since 1991, and Charlie O'Donnell handled announcing duties from 1998-2010 with Jim Thornton filling the role afterward. Surprisingly, none of these adaptations have ever used the shopping format and are all based on the play-for-cash nighttime version. ¡Conviértete en un concursante del show favorito de los americanos desde tu propia casa! Únete a Pat Sajak y Vanna White en el plató virtual de Wheel of Fortune.Since 1987, various companies have cashed in on the success of Wheel of Fortune by releasing video games for a variety of formats. Play mini-games during commercials, and test your knowledge with trivia questions about the show. You'll feel like you're on the show as you spin the wheel with your Wii Remote and choose your letter with Wii Speak. Solve over 8,000 puzzles as you try and take home big money against virtual opponents or up to three friends.

Join your hosts Pat Sajak and Vanna White as you spin the Wheel of Fortune. Would you like to buy a vowel? Spin the wheel, fill in the missing letters, and solve the puzzle in this chance to be a constestant on one of the most popular game shows in TV history.

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