By the time developers got around to making Millionaire 64 nobody cared how much money was up for grabs. Millionaire 64 completely nixes the idea of monetary value and provides gamers with a brand new polygonal world where Regis is free to walk around stage and randomly ask opinion-based questions that have no real answer.

Millionaire 64 was brought back all five of the life lines found in the other two versions, plus added a brand new one called "I Give Up." Unlike the other life lines, such as the Phone-a-Friend or the 50/50, the I Give Up can be used at any time and as many times as you want. It's an option that allows you to just say "who cares" and move on to a more important question. Don't know much about brain surgery? Don't worry, just give up and the next question will probably be about who Jennifer Lopez is dating. That's just how this game works.

Thanks to the Nintendo 64's analog stick, picking the answer has never been easier, and if you're one of the lucky ones who bought a rumble pack, Millionaire 64 is constantly rumbling for no reason with no way to shut it off. Unfortunately Millionaire 64 did not support the expansion pack, but that shouldn't deter you from picking up a fun, if not shocking departure to the Millionaire franchise.