Game show
fans have one thing in common: They want to play their favorite shows at home. There are computer versions of every game show on the market, if you know where to look. "Deal or No Deal," the popular NBC game show where contestants try to guess which briefcase contains the most money, is no exception.
Playing Online
NBC, the network that airs the game, offers two ways to play online: During the airing of the swin prizes or anytime without prizes. Both of these implementations are relatively simple--click the briefcases and see what happens--and both are Flash-based.
Video Game
Those wanting to play the game on their Wii or Nintendo DS can buy a copy at any video game store. It features more graphics than the Flash game, and includes host Howie Mandel and the models holding the briefcases. A PC version is also available for those wanting a more complete experience.
Playing the Online Version Offline
Too cheap to buy the video game, but you want to play offline? Save the Web page with the game to your hard drive by clicking "File," then "Save As" in your Web browser. Now you can play the game without an Internet connection by opening the saved Web page.
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