What a Wheel of Fortune game on the PS4 might offer

I don't follow the PS4, so I wouldn't know. I have several Wii U ideas, though.

The better question is, what could the next WOF game offer as a whole, because the 2012 version was somewhat of a letdown overall, especially if you're a Nintendo fan...

I'd like a Wheel compilation like that. It'd get GameTek, THQ, and especially Sharedata back into the public eye for a little bit.

There's already a "WOF Decades" in the form of the 30th Anniversary mobile game.

Anyway, How bout Playstation Move functionality, similar to the Wii?

^ That's actually very similar to a Wii U idea I had in mind even before that version was officially announced.

It's a 4-player mode with a strict 4-round game (no Toss-Ups, no Speed-Up, which player is P1-4 is decided at random). Each round, one player takes the GamePad and makes up a puzzle and category for the other three to solve during that round. The "host" receives money depending on what happens during the round: $100 for each elapsed turn, $250 for each vowel purchase, and any money or prizes lost to Bankrupt, also earning the Wild Card or MDW if that gets lost to one (so they can actually bounce around between players). Of course, the solver of the puzzle will claim money as well. Once the round is over, a new player is given the GamePad and acts as the "host" (example: in R1, P1 is the host, P2/P3/P4 are the players; in R2, P2 is the host, P1/P3/P4 are the players, etc). The winner after 4 rounds plays a Bonus Round as normal (not entered by a player).

The GamePad would add an element of secrecy and confidentiality to the player who makes the puzzles. Sadly, thinking about this also makes one realize all the potential for its use in Jeopardy! that Pipeworks was just too lazy to think about. Final Jeopardy! wagering and answering would have been easy, not to mention the seemingly-given feature of signing your name was nowhere to be found (even though you could do it with the Wii Remote cursor in the 2010 Wii version!)...

Yep, it's been a while. The 2010 Platinum edition probably could've been the same as WOF2 from 2007 with the exception of the puzzles offered. Could it have still had the Free Spin, $10,000 wedge, and a Jackpot wedge that can be landed on only once?

Now if Sony were to make an update to their 2009 game to be released on the PS4, they've got a lot of work besides putting $650 and Free Play on the Wheel. Apart from the Wild Card, I just put on the Wikia how easy it is to win the $1,000,000 in the bonus round (every envelope has the Million; every envelope has $100,000 when the wedge is picked up yet not brought to the bonus round).

I also noticed it can be possible to be a multi-millionaire when the conditions are right. How? Whenever your letter choices complete the puzzle before you're asked to solve, for every letter yet to be revealed (they're revealed in the order you chose them), your bonus round prize is multiplied. Consider Sony lucky that all this isn't real money.

Was this on the 2012 version from THQ? I was talking about the one Sony released back in March 2009.

Really?! Hmm, they must've fixed that issue since I downloaded it. The thing is I downloaded it within hours of them releasing it too. When did you download it?

The PS3 does the same thing, but there's no option to start the game and install the update next time.

I don't think I've ever downloaded any updates for the game, but for you to have downloaded the game months later tells me something. Sony must've fixed the easy Millionaire issue. Now, with that said, the all-important question about the Wild Card. After you downloaded the game, were you able to use it after choosing a correct consonant, or was the only time you could use it was still after choosing a correct vowel?