Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Party Edition

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Party Edition
Also known as: Wer wird Millionär? Party Edition (Germany), Chi Vuol Essere Milionario? Party Edition (Italy) Developers: Climax Group, Andy Wilton Publisher: Eidos Interactive Platforms: Windows, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable Released in EU: November 24, 2006 (PS2/Windows), December 1, 2006 (PSP) This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds.

Oh dear, I do believe I have the vapors. This page contains content that is not safe for work or other locations with the potential for personal embarrassment. Such as: Chris Tarrant swearing on outtakes. This is a Climax game after all.

To do: Examine the graphics files.

Like the original game, but with weird caricatures and extra multiplayer modes.

Unused Dialogue

Outtake

Within Speech.fsb is a voice clip of Chris Tarrant being more than a bit rude.

- "Well it seems a shame that you're leaving this early, but if you don't know the answer, it's your choice (Fuck me, you are thick). Come back soon to play Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, you dim bastard. ...whaddaya think?"

Trade Show Dialogue

Also in Speech.fsb is a series of specially-recorded voice clips of Chris Tarrant, presumably for Eidos presentations at trade shows.

Name	Clip	Dialogue
trade1		Hello GAME managers, welcome to the Eidos presentationǃ
trade2		Hello HMV managers, welcome to the Eidos presentationǃ
trade2_alt		Hello GameStation managers, welcome to the Eidos presentationǃ
trade3		I'm sorry to say that's all we have time for; join us in November for your chance to play Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on PS2, PC and PSPǃ
trade4		Welcome to the Eidos presentation. Please allow me to introduce you to the worryingly handsome Mike Souto, who will take us through the game, with a lot of help from, er... me.
trade5		Welcome to Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? My name is Chris Tarrant, and this is Mike Souto. We'll be taking you through the latest version of the computer game, so sit tight, and we hope you like what you see. Over to you, Mikeǃ
trade6		Alright, alrightǃ That'll doǃ Settle down, you 'orrible lotǃ Fun's overǃ Godǃ Typical store managers... right, let's begin, pay attention please - this is Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on PS2, PC and PSP, releasing November 2006. Thank youǃ
trade8		Latecomer, ehǃ? Don't be embarrassed, everybody's staring at youǃ Right, come on then, sit down. Good grief, now where the hell were we?
trade9		Well, it just remains for me to say thank you all for coming, marvellous to have met you all, and we hope you like what you saw. Join us in November for more Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on PS2, PC, PSP, and PMT. If you liked what you heard, I was Chris Tarrant; if you didn't, I was Chris Moyles. Goodbyeǃ
trade9_alt		Well, it just remains for me to say thank you all for coming, marvellous to have met you all, and we hope you like what you saw. Join us in November for more Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on PS2, PC, PSP, and PMT. If you liked what you heard, I was Chris Tarrant; if you didn't, I was Chris Moyles. Goodbyeǃ
trade9_alt2		Well thank you for coming, and we hope you like what you saw. Join us in November for more Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? on PS2, PC and PSP.

Unused Music

For some reason, Music.fsb contains almost the entire soundtrack of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, making many of the tracks unused. Names in Description column are taken from official album and if the sound didn't make it there, from Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? wiki. The soundtrack is lower pitched by a half semitone.

Name	Clip	Description
M001		Opening Titles & Walk Down
M003		Host Entrance (only short version named M002 is used in-game)
M004		Host Entrance (long)
M006		Used mainly combined with Celador logo in American games
M008		Explain the Knockout Game
M009		Fastest Finger First Question
M011		Fastest Finger First
M012		Four Answers in Order
M013		First in Order
M014		Second in Order
M015		Third in Order
M016		Fourth in Order
M017		Who Was Correct?
M018		Fastest Finger First Winner or Say Goodbye to Contestant (long version)
M019		In the Hot Seat
M021		Explain The Rules
M025		Let's Play
M030		Walk Away in Question 6-10
M031		Walk Away in Question 11-15
M032		Say Goodbye to Contestant
M033		Into Commercial Break
M034		Out of Commercial Break
M035		Duplicate of Explain The Knockout Game
M038		Ask The Audience Ready
M043		Phone-A-Friend Early End (which is strange, because this lifeline usually ends before the time's out in a game)
M044		Pre-Closing Interlude
M045		Closing Theme
M046		Transition noises from trailers or "last time"
M047
M048
M049
M050
M051
M052		Long Trailer
M053		Short Trailer
M054		Main Theme (the sound itself is used in att video, but not separately)