Next up are games that originated from the French 1999-01 series (source for a lot of the info was
http://www.lejusteprixtv.com/), along with the second half of the contestant's rows.
Le Bowling:In the French version, the contestant must knock all the pins down within three bowls to win (one bowl free; two extras gained through small items)
In the Italian version, the six pins correspond to different prizes/outcomes which they can accumulate with the extra bowls.
Click for larger image
Le lancer franc:Essentially a basketball version of "On The Nose".
Click for larger image
Les tirs au but:The contestant has to score three goals from six attempts, but can reduce the number of goals required to win through two small items.
Click for larger image
Le Juke Box:In the French 2009 version, the contestant selects from three music genres and has to guess the song that is played. If they do, one of the prizes is revealed and they must guess the price correctly from two options to win that prize. This is all repeated for the other two prizes.
Click for larger image
Le TV quiz:Essentially the same as Le Juke Box, but with TV shows instead of songs.
Click for larger image
Le Cine quiz:Similar gameplay to Les tirs au but, with five correct guesses of music film tracks required to win which can be reduced to two correct guesses required through three small items.
Click for larger image
Le Flechettes:In the 99-01 version, the game is played similar to Card Game in that the contestant must pop balloons of various values until the total is within a certain range of the price of the prize.
The 09 version is a small prize game where the contestant drops a dart on a value, then drops the corresponding earned dart on the centre red circle multiplier to win that money.
Click for larger image
Les cerceaux:Another small prize game, with the contestant using hoops to earn money (one free hoop; up to four more can be earned).
Click for larger image
L'alarme Fatale:The 99-01 version is basically a 5-prize Race Game variant.
The 09 series version is a small prize game to earn up to three keys, which the contestant use to open cells containing the prizes. They then have to navigate through an obstacle course within a time limit without setting off a detonator to use the keys to open the cell doors for the corresponding prizes.
Click for larger image
Le code barre:The contestant has 30 seconds to find and match the four barcodes that correspond to the four prizes.
Click for larger image
Le distributeur:The contestant uses small prize guesses to complete the ATM "code" to win 10000F.
Click for larger image
Le 50-50:A two player game using a home viewer on the telephone, much like Phone Home Game. There are two, six-panel boards side-by-side (one for the in-studio contestant, one for the home viewer). The in-studio contestant uses two small prizes to earn chances to reveal what's behind two of the panels on each side. Both sides' panels include 2 x lose and 1 x second chance, however the in-studio contestant's side has 10/30/50 for the remaining three panels while the home viewer's side has 0/00/000. The best panel revealed from each side is combined, so the contestants can win up to 50000F (50 + 000).
Click for larger image
Le oui ou non:Translates to "Yes or No", the contestant must correctly guess a series of questions with the answer either 'Yes' or 'no' to progressively 'unlock' three prizes. The game is over once they make three mistakes or get enough correct to win all three prizes.
Click for larger image
Contestant's Row Part 2:Click for larger image