The Price Is Right (1974)

Seven different versions of the game exist but all work the same way: One player acts as host to set up the puzzles and verify correct answers. The other players make bids on prizes. The player who bids closest without going over plays a pricing game against the house for more prizes. (The television series rotates over seventy different games. Some home game editions contains as many as forty-five games; some as few as six.)

The finale is called the Showcase Round. The two players involved may be the players with the highest scores or it may be the players who won their respective Showcase Showdowns. (It depends on the edition of the game.) Each player has three prizes. Each guesses what the total value of one's own three prizes is. The person who guesses closer without going over is the winner.

In 2005, Endless Games released a DVD edition of the game. The DVD player acts as host but the players have to record and keep track of their own scores. An updated 2008 edition (hosted by Drew Carey) featured new games, but plays in a similar fashion.