For those of you keeping score at home, there was an error in the original thread for this week. We seem to be back to normal now...Welcome back to the Field of 64 Pricing Games. This week, we have two new matchups from the Barker Bracket. Newbies are welcome to join the discussions.
Now, onto the matchups:
In the first game this week, we have
#5 GRAND GAMEvs
#12 FREEZE FRAMEAnd in the second game, we have
#4 HIT MEvs
#13 DICE GAMETo vote on the games, please do the following...
1. Give a sentence or two comparing the two games. Which game do you prefer and why?
2. Then, give a score to the match-up using my 11-point must system. It works like this: give a final score to the "game", but the score must add up to 11. So, if you think one game is worlds better than the other, you can give a final score of 11-0. If you think the games are real close in preference, give a score of 6-5. Other possible scores are 10-1, 9-2, 8-3, and 7-4. At the end of the match-up, the game with the higher average score will advance.
3. If you don't adhere to the 11-point system, your vote will not count.
4. Voting each week will end on Thursday at 5pm. Winners will be announced later that night, or on Friday.
As usual, I will start the discussion...
In the NCAA tourney, there always seems to be one upset in the 12 - 5 game, but I don't think this is it. Grand Game is faithful to the pricing element of the show, and also has the Bob suspense moment going for it. Freeze Frame has always bothered me some, as I rarely think contestants actually look over all the possibilities before pulling the plunger. Grand Game wins 9-2.
Let me give you some backround on the second matchup. Why does Hit Me have such a high seed? To be honest, I don't remember, it just kinda slipped in there. I have never been a big Dice Game fan. It is usually played for cheap cars, and is easy to win, even if you have no clue what you are doing. I can't say Hit Me is one of my favorites either, but if you can ID the exact price of one product, you can win. Hit Me wins in a squeaker, 6-5.