Questions range from naming games to answering questions about the host of the VGAs and the storylines behind specific titles, . Nothing hardcore gamers aren’t used to already. The licensing of known titles and franchises plays a significant part here, and it’ll be awesome to see known names show up. Options such as Audience Vote, Phone A Friend and 50/50 apply.

“Who Wants to be a Video Game Millionaire?” Special Edition can be purchased for £1.99 and 240 Microsoft Points from the PlayStation Store for the Playstation 3 and XBox Live Marketplace for the XBox 360 respectively.

It can also be purchased on Steam at a price of £2.49.

If you own the game, Who Wants To Be a Millionaire – then you can, er… boost the mental capacity of the players with this Special Editions Sports booster pack. And it’s yours for just 240 MSP or 1.99 Pounds.

It’s a pack for sports, so you get access to 600 questions which will test your knowledge.

Contestants participate in the Fastest Finger First round and then scale a mountain of questions in the quest for that elusive virtual million, making judicious use of the three classic lifelines – 50:50, Ask The Audience, and Phone-A-Friend. It’s a social experience, too: up to four friends can compete locally to outdo each other, with each person’s score dependent on their speed.

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