Pressman's New 4th Edition

Here's what I'm hoping for:
Wheel reminiscent of the 80s deluxe version with snap-on wedges
Inclusion of Free Play, Mystery Round, and Million dollar wedge
Customizable wheels (somehow it's got to be possible in this day in age, printing out a customized wheel)
Some sort of bonus round.

I won't hold my breath.

Also of note: the board game version in the video is the 20th anniversary version, but they put the 3rd edition box with it.

I say there's a good chance of either of these two outcomes:

1. The "4th edition" is nothing more than a repackaged third edition still with the same spinner card based on the 1999 layout and Free Spin, literally the only difference being that the box has the Season 31 or 32 logo (the 3rd edition had the then-current S26 logo complete with the MDW visible)
2. The spinner card is finally updated to use the current font and either the Season 31 or 32 layout with Free Play, but still just a base layout with $5000 and no extras.


I really doubt it'll be a major overhaul, but it'd be nice to see interchangeable top dollar values and extra wedges. It'd actually be very feasible if the spinner card was magnetic. The wedges could be wedge-shaped magnets with graphics printed on them and they'd be thin enough not to interfere with the spinner arrow. I had a game that did something like this when I was younger that was meant for making "chore wheels" and such.

If a Deluxe Edition is made, I hope the Wheel is more like the one in the Disney Edition. It was a major improvement over the previous ones. It spun much better and I liked how the add-on wedges went inside little holes above and below the base wedges instead of openings between each wedge.

A Bonus Round would be great to finally see, too. When I was a kid, I would just play a Bonus Round out of any given puzzle and I made five "envelopes" out of paper.

I did see that. Very cool Wheel structure except for the lack of add-on wedges and the board being only two rows.

That game's Wheels remind me of how I used to make Wheels out of two paper plates with a similar structure. I'd cut out the center of one plate, draw a layout on it, turn the other plate upside down, draw pointers on it, and stick a thumbtack through the layout and the base plate. It spun very well as long as you didn't put too much pressure on the layout, or it would become lopsided.

Why do I get the impression that there's more to what they're doing than coming up with 96 puzzles or whatever it is?

And so the countdown begins...

if we have any images of the game I would like to see them also August 4th! d**n that's the day I start school

I'll look around for it on August 4th and I'll definitely take pictures of the box if I see it. I'll really only buy it if the Wheel is updated at the very least.

I would've thought we'd see an Amazon listing or something by now, though.

Well, tomorrow's supposed to be the big day. Keep your eyes peeled. I still have yet to see any listing for the game on any retail site.

*crosses fingers*