Most Forgettable Pricing Game

[dmaingame]

Magic # is one of my favorite games.  Severely underrated in my opinion and more entertaining quickie that used to be commonly slotted 4th.  It's also one of a handful of games that can never be played first, because of the time it takes for the game's computer systems to warm up.

[someguy23475]

Telephone Game

[tpir7215]

Magic # is one of my favorite games.  Severely underrated in my opinion and more entertaining quickie that used to be commonly slotted 4th.  It's also one of a handful of games that can never be played first, because of the time it takes for the game's computer systems to warm up.

It is indeed one of the more interesting quickies, along with Gridlock.  (yes, I consider Gridlock a quickie in terms of the timing for just the game, not including the car description)

[jimme]

Freeze Frame is never in my head when I try to think of games they play.

[gamesurf]

Gridlock to me seems like they built the biggest, most elaborate set they could think of, before they realized that they needed to come up with a game, too.

I remember thinking On the Nose looked like an interesting idea after reading descriptions of it. But once I saw a few videos, I was pretty underwhelmed. It isn't near as fun to watch as Super Ball or Hole in One.

[tpir7215]

Perhaps due to the extreme simplicity, Double Prices might be one of the most forgettable ones out there.
BuzzFeed even put it at literally the rock bottom rank in their "Definitive Ranking" list of pricing games: https://www.buzzfeed.com/adamdavis/come-on-down?utm_term=.mldodlZ1E#.lkB4W2re5

[blozier2006]

BuzzFeed even put it at literally the rock bottom rank in their "Definitive Ranking" list of pricing games: https://www.buzzfeed.com/adamdavis/come-on-down?utm_term=.mldodlZ1E#.lkB4W2re5

*reads through BuzzFeed article* Well, there's five minutes of my life I'll never get back.

[sideshowPA]

Gallery Game.

[ThatDonGuy]

The original version of Time is Money, if that counts.  Otherwise, Poker Game.

If it's limited to games still in use: probably Line 'em Up - when I see three prizes introduced and then a car, I always think of More or Less, even though obviously the two-digit prize isn't going to be used in that game.