WOFArt- Wedges and Tokens

That 1/2 Car wedge... OMG!

Very wonderful pictures. These do have more shine and creativity in them. Great Job.

That's interesting. It's like a hybrid of Express and Jackpot with an added mandate. Bet it leads to a lot of ridiculous answers, too.

"This is Wheel Of Fortune, Hirsk26!"

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I'm sure you all might have heard about the Power Wedge right? However, it is only used in the Philippines version of this show and Bigjon's Wheel of Fortune PC game. I actually kinda like the concept of this wedge. So basically, if you land on this wedge and call out a right letter, you get to steal another player's winnings (let it be cash winnings in that round together with Wild Card, 1/2 Car Plate(s), Million Wedge, Prize Wedge, Gift Tag, etc.). The original design is actually an orange background with black letters. But my own version is green background with shiny yellow letters.

Almost reminds me of the "Take One Gift" feature from Concentration... wonder how well this would go over here in the States?

I would think they would have to solve it to claim it, at least, that's how it works on BigJon's game.

The Super Bankrupt wedge. Technically, it works quite similar with Bankrupt, but your winnings in the current and previous rounds (including cash winnings and prizes) will be bankrupted as well. It was actually used in the Malaysian version of the show in one of the special weeks in the 5th season in 2000. It was originally known as "Raja Muflis" or if direct translation, "King of Bankruptcy". If the player lands on it, instead of the normal Bankrupt whistling sound, an alarm is heard followed by the Bankrupt whistling sound. And it was the only week where there were 2 Bankrupts being used; the Bankrupt (Muflis) and Super Bankrupt (Raja Muflis) and a RM5000 wedge throughout all the rounds.

The reverse wedge. It was used in the Malaysian version of the show from Season 4 as was known as "Undur" or technically "reverse". The concept of this wedge kinda doesn't make sense. If a player lands on this wedge, the turn is passed on to the previous player; i.e. when a yellow player hits this wedge, the red player gets the turn. If the red player loses their turn, it's the yellow player's turn again and so on.