New Pricing Game Idea: Price Disk (undecided name)

[tpir7215]

The game is set up like this with 8 digits arranged in a circular pattern on a "disk":

  1  9
3      0
6      7
  4  2

There is also a light bluish "window" (similar to that found on Push Over but curved instead) that stretches to include 4 of the 8 numbers.  The contestant must rotate this "window" so that when read CLOCKWISE, the correct price of the prize is highlighted.  For example:

  1  9
3      0
6      7
  4  2

This would be read as $2,463, not $3,642.

Also, for ease/simplicity, an LCD screen (something the show seems to love) in the center of the titular disk would update itself for every one of the window's moves.
If played for a car, this game could either be reworked to have 10 digits instead of 8 and a 5-digit window OR the display would simply put a 1 in front of the bid.  Of course, since it would be an LCD screen, it would always format the bid with a dollar sign and the thousands separator comma.

Alternatively, the digits on the set and the "window" could also be part of a special LCD touchscreen a la Double Cross.

So essentially this game is a mix of Freeze Frame (numbers arranged in circular pattern), Push Over (light blue window), and Double Cross (touchscreen is used to submit answer).

[GobGlom]

It's identical to "Freeze Frame", which also has it's numbers read clockwise.

[tpir7215]

It's identical to "Freeze Frame", which also has it's numbers read clockwise.

Except in this game, you're working with individual digits instead of pairs of digits and you're moving a window over the numbers instead of the numbers themselves rotating.

[SteveGavazzi]

You can make whatever excuses you want regarding the set design, but it's still Freeze Frame.