Like many, I grew up with Bob Barker and the Price is Right. I was excited to see there was a wii game with modern day prices and classic games like Plinko and Punch Out. While the prices are a bit higher on the store shelves, the game is a lot of fun. I don't see myself playing it all the time, but I will probably come back to this from time to time for a bit of nostalgia.

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Wow...got to be honest - this game really was boring. If you happen to be one of those people who do not win the Price Round in the begining -you basically don't play the whole game.

If you want a solo game where you have up to 4 contestants playing you, but they are real people, you just have to sit and watch the others play. The showcases are very long and verbous and there is a lot of time spent explaing things.

On the upside, the music is familiar and the games are too. Teh graphics are not bad either. For me - it was non-participatory and completely not competative with any of your freidns whoa re also palying.

I would recommend the newest verios of FAMILY FUID (Which I did review as well) MUCH more than this one. I honestly thing the kids will tune out quickly and I know the parents will get extremely board. I only paid $5 for it.....so it was a steal....but I am sure I will be exchanging it soon.

I love the TV show THE PRICE IS RIGHT (Although prefer Bob Barker over Drew) - too bad the game was poorly designed to be a solo venture! Lorenzo M. (4-10)

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The 2010 Edition of Price is Right is so great! It's a classic game and makes me incredibly nostalgic. It's fun, easy to play, even for my parents who touched a Wii controller for the first time just a few weeks ago. My friends and i have had such a riot playing this game! The graphics are improved from the last version and the pricing games are so realistic! It the next best thing to being on the show!

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I received this game as a Christmas present from my husband (he knows how much I love the show growing up), and got hours of enjoyment with my family. I think we may have played for 4 hours straight. All the classic games are there like Plinko, and Mountain climber. It brought back lots of memories of summer vacation watching Bob Barker, though I was bit sad to not see his message about getting your pets spade or neutered at the end of the showcase showdown. If you love the show, you will love this game. I would highly recommend it to anyone.

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My kids are to young to know what the price is right is!! but this is one game as an adult I love to play - I love PLINKO!!!!

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Awesome gaming experience! It's actually a big improvement over the previous version as the graphics are superior and the graphs are impressive. There are also twice as many games as in the previous version so it makes it all that much more interesting. Being a veteran gamer I can totally recommend TPIR 2010 to anyone!

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Like a lot of the other reviewers have said this game is SLOW! I might have rated it better if it wasn't. But it is so slow, you get tired of waiting. It's too bad because I did enjoy playing it. Way too expensive for a game of this caliber.

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OK,I really liked this game but it was really more fun when i was with my friends or family.It is kind of boring if you are on your own because you don't have anyone to share your scores with.But more about the game.OMG so much fun!!I really like the Games.My fave is "what's in the bag".The games are really like the show.There are over 30 games!!Showcase showdown is fun because you never know what you are going to get.But making the avatar and entering the game are confusing.You don't get many choices for your avatar even if you have unlocked items.The avatars themselves are very realistic though.But would I recommend this game??YES!!But I would suggest getting it from GameStop or something because i got mine for like $15 NEW.

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This game is a lot of fun for both kids and grownups--one thing---note--to the people who make the Price how about down loadable,updates?That's my only con.Five stars for gameplay and the kids really get into the game.

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The single-player game effectively recreates the Price Is Right experience. The sounds and visuals effectively recreate the show. It doesn't force you (or let you) watch the other contestants so you only have to focus on yourself, get on stage, do one game, spin the wheel, and if won on the wheel you play for a showcase. Before getting on stage, you just bid up to 6 times until you win. If another contestant wins, you just skip to the next bidding session. The games seem like a decent recreation for nostalgia, but aren't as fun as other minigame collections. If you lose when spinning the wheel, game over. I think it is good it makes it a little difficult to get to the showcase showdown. The showcase showdown is decent where each showcase has 3 video panels that show you real video of showcase items like you would see on the show. Then you bid or pass.

Playing with multiple players is really bad. I really wish they just let another player join the single-player experience mentioned above and bid as well. But instead the multi-player portion is different, shorter, and much less fun. You play only with as many real players as you have. There are no computer players to fill empty spots. So if you have 2 players, you are bidding to get on stage with only the two of you. The 2nd player might as well choose higher or lower than player 1s bid and bid $1 over player 1's bid if they are low or bid just $1 if they think player 1 bid high. Player 1 gets a bad deal when bidding. Then it gets worse, only the winning bidder goes on stage once, then both players play showcase showdown. The winning bidder chooses a game from a list of a few games, then plays it. There is no wheel. Then you both play showcase showdown. In multiplayer it is super easy to get to the showcase showdown since there is no way to avoid it. So it zaps the fun from the single player portion that makes it at least a goal to get to showcase show down. I don't know how many showcases they have recorded, but if there aren't many, you will burn through all of them quickly when playing multiplayer, which worries me about ruining the showcases from the single-player game. So in multi-player you both bid, one player plays a game, no wheel, then showcase, then game over. Repeat if you want. It should have let each player on stage to play a game, or let you bid & play up to 6 games on stage, and have computer players to fill empty spots, and have the wheel.

Overall the game is a bit of a let down. The single player experience would be great for nostalgia. The multiplayer is terrible. If the price is right (for this game), it still might be worth it for nostalgia or a super-easy game. At higher prices it seems a poor value.

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Bought Price is Right 2010 for our family as Christmas gift. We all had a lot of fun playing it, you can even play two player. The game is not as "on-going" as I would have thought, you can actually play a complete round with final showcase in just a few minutes then start over. The bidding is pretty cool and games are fun, spinning the wheel is pretty authentic. Buy. Have fun.

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I bought 2 of these, one for my 9 year old son and one for my 33 year old brother. They both really enjoy and I find it quite fun myself.

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I thought it was going to be a lot more fun. It is ok if you play with a group but alone it sucks.

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I love the Price is Right, I thought this would be a fun game. It is ok, but the load times are slow, avatars few and no visible host. I kept playing but it is a game I would not really recommend. The funniest thing in this game are the real time clips of products.

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I love the Price is Right, but the game doesnt live up to the TV show. First off there is no appearance by Drew Carry in this game. You play a round very quickly and if you have a small number of players you dont even get to spin the wheel for your chance to be in the showcase. I was very disappointed in this game and I would recommend renting it before spending the money.

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