dogloverdi asked:


I tried bowling games (too hard) solitaire (picked the wrong door) did not know that particlar one & could not get sinners and bowlers to work. I like pinball (yea I know it’s for us older people) but I can’t find it. Family Fued and Wheel of Fortune was okay, but I want to try EASY free games. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Kathlyn P asked:


I recently purchased wheel of fortune which is a yahoo game and i was not able to reinstall the game nor relicense the game.

Raiden asked:


The quest wheel of fortune glitched and i cannot speak to logan, and when i kill him he doesn’t drop the searchlight fire station key, how do i open up the console commands on my 360 so i can input the key into my inventory? Im not looking to mod my xbox or my game i just want the damn key so i can get the knock knock.

Mad Max The Pianist asked:


I LOVE watching Game Show Network because it is good exercise for the mind and brain,an example would be trying to figure out a puzzle to Wheel Of Fortune before it gets solved by the contestants on the show,my dad is yelling at the TV a lot.

http://gsn.com/

Emily F asked:


Online Games Only!!!! Not store Bought

Trix_R_not_4_kids asked:


I like playing Wheel of Fortune. I’m usually pretty good at solving the puzzles.

Better You know asked:


I would like for those 3 computers to be able to play networked games, etc without the dependency of the internet.

For instance I would like the 3 computers to be able to join in together for games like..
Family Fued
Wheel of Fortune
Scrabble
Spades..

etc..

Is this possible?

MasterJ asked:


We did have Deal Or No Deal Canada for five shows and we’d love to see more. We haven’t done a Canadian Millionaire show in almost 7 years and what about a 1 vs. 100 or Wheel Of Fortune for Canada? Having versions for Canada not only lets us win Canadian cash, but there are no taxes to pay on the winnings since Canada doesn’t have a tax law on game shows in Canada.

Caesarion asked:


I’ve always loved playing video games…from when I was a young kid playing my NES and Genesis, to my college days of PC gaming and now XBox 360. The thing is, I really just don’t have much time to play games anymore. Once in a while I’ll play some sports games when friends are over, or play a new single player game when I have some time off, but otherwise, I try to stay away from games to focus on my studies.

Something I’ve always thought of, though, was about playing games when I’m older and retired. I look at my elder relatives, they seem so bored all the time and take up hobbies like watching Soap Operas and Wheel of Fortune and gardening and stuff. And I’ve always thought to myself, what am I going to do when I’m old and retired? I know – I’ll spend some of my retirement money on the latest video game system and play games whenever I’m bored!

Is this realistic? Or will my interests change when I’m that old? We grew up in a completely different generation of entertainment.

iana0895 asked:


based on the map of canada. methods of geographic inquiry, physical connections, cultural connections, economic connections, and canada’s global connections

our game is based on the wheel of fortune