All of us LFaTs know that the show has retired some 33 pricing games since 1972.
Time is Money was a game that was retired but brought back and improved tremendously.
Balance Game is another, although the current one is completely different from the first one, while Time is Money's gameplay and premise remain the same, only difference being it's played for money rather than for a prize package.
I've tried to come up with different ideas on how to bring back retired pricing games, and would be interested to hear others' ideas as well.
Add 'Em Up. The pet peeve I had with this game is some times it proved anti-climactic. When there was just one number left to guess, it was game over before the fact. To make the game better would for me, require to muck up the rules some thus bringing this game back would probably prove non-beneficial.
Balance Game '84. This proved very confusing and was retooled years later into the current game we see.
Bullseye I. This could be redone but give the contestant a range of $250 to $1,000 to begin with. Also, record the previous bids on a game board. Make the starting range between X and Y commensurate with the type of car being played for.
Bump. This was kind of retooled with Switch? That being said, this could return as a viable 2 prize game that would go fairly quickly. Just do the game without the models perhaps.
Buy Or Sell. This was retooled into More or Less which is a better game as it builds up to a new car.
Clearance Sale. It was far too similar to Easy As 1 2 3. No chance of resurrecting this game as it was. My idea would be to change the game and call it "On Sale". Three prizes, one with a price that's too high, one with the price exactly right and one with a bargain price. The player picks one. If they pick the overpriced prize, they win nothing. If they pick the prize with the exact price, they win that prize only, and if they pick the prize that is on sale, they win all 3, and the player gets only one chance.
Credit Card. Unfortunately since this was a 5 prize game and there is so little air time allowed anymore, it is unlikely this game could be brought back unless they did a retooling of Shopping Spree and require the player to spend less than $X instead of spending more. Credit Card was the better game since it holds true to the basic premise of Price is Right in not going over, whereas Shopping Spree they want you to go over.
Double Bullseye. A two player pricing game was too awkward and it didn't work back in 1972, the only 2 player game now is the Showcase round anyway.
I'll stop here for now, would be interested to get more feedback and ideas about other retired games that might be able to be brought back.