Right now, I’m going to show you the first foreign Wheel of Fortune board game I’ve ever owned. I got it in 2003 off of eBay from someone in the UK. It took three to four weeks for it to arrive in the mail. The Swedish board game, Lyckohjulet, is very similar to this one. Although I don’t own it, I’ve collected pictures of it off of various sites in order to see how it differs from the British board game.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Haha. 
That is the same way that i recorded 19 videos(uploaded 10)
@WiiMariokartResort Thanks. Yeah, it’s really a digital camera with a video function. I don’t see a sound capturing device so I still wonder to this day how it gets the sound.
Just a little blurry. Other than that it is pretty good
@TenTonnesOfDynamite I know the board game version of your version of Wheel was different from the actual show. In fact, I’ve seen it many times. I’ll perhaps send you a YouTube PM discussing my knowledge for it, but there’s one thing I’ve seen that I want to know more about. How did the 500 Gamble space from 2001 work exactly? You can PM me, and I’ll put the info over at Wikipedia.
Hi!
When the British version was actually on (it ended on 21/12/2001), the numbers on the wheel didn’t refer to £s but to points, which were tallied up, and the winner was the one with the most points. The bonus round didn’t give RSTLNE, but instead let the contestant pick 5 consonants and a vowel.
Nice to see the board game though.
@quiznationrules Well… there’s Vauxhall.
And great review to germanname1990!
To my knowledge, the UK version (and most foreign versions) doesn’t give you “RSTLNE” at the start of the bonus round, it still used the “pick five consonants and one vowel” format from clips of that version that I’ve seen.
@greeeenchee I beg your pardon? What’s Swebista?
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@germanname1990 thanks for the explination
@ghess11 Well, I will confess to you. In the very back of the instruction booklet, there are puzzle solutions. I looked through them until I find a puzzle that in appealing to me to make for the video. Then, I look for the puzzle card that has the number of the puzzle’s solution. Once I find it, I put it in there. Now, I don’t play these games. For me, these games are collectors’ items that I do have fun tinkering with, especially with the wheels.
@germanname1990 the whole game. how do you uncover the letters to the puzzle to get the answer?
@ghess11 Hmm, okay. Well, uh, if you please let me know what you’re confused about, I’ll try to explain.
i’m confused
@tinkerthecat Don’t worry. I know about that one, althoughI wonder if the contents are the same.
they did a later revised edition in 1990 which didn’t have a drawn box it had a photo from the real show.
It was actually Gray. I remember Parker Brothers’ version from 1999 also had one.
There even a white Lose a Turn space, which didn’t exist until 1996.
You do? Wonderful!
i have this, and i have to say, that wheel isn’t half hard to spin!
Thanks. This is actually my second face video. Wheel of Survival’s my first, and yes, I got all these games off of eBay.
Yeah, not a scratch pad. I like this method a lot more. No washing, no nothing.
And, uh, yeah, I’m sure GM is global.
You look cool; nice to finally see what you look like.
How do you get these games? eBay?
Not just a “used letters” scratch pad like in America, huh?
Funny just watching you form the alphabet.
lol…there’s a GM Corporation in the UK?