如果你是电视节目的忠实粉丝，你就会发现它们存在一大弊端，那就是节目只在白天播放。对于我们这些朝九晚五的工薪阶层而言，这意味着我们不得不与《价格猜猜看》或者《家庭问答》失之交臂。但别担心！只要你上班期间能挤出点时间浏览Facebook，那么你就有很多方式能够享受到你最喜爱的电视节目。以下就列举是6档颇受追捧电视节目的游戏版本。

《Wheel of Fortune》

wheel of fortune

事实上，《幸运之轮》的节目模式数十年来如出一辙。所以，Facebook版游戏体验无疑同节目最初内容极近相同。游戏中玩家可以旋转拼盘、选择字母以及猜字和短语，当然玩家还能够从中赢得奖品。

游戏邦注：除了Facebook版本，玩家还可以通过下载游戏或iPhone版本体验其中乐趣。

《Deal or No Deal》

deal or no deal

《一掷千金》节目鲜有戏剧性元素，十分有趣。Facebook版《Deal or No Deal》大体来说还是忠于原始节目，为节目粉丝提供很棒的游戏体验。玩家还是一样得猜出贴有最大金额标签的箱子，同时顶住银行家逐渐加码奖金的诱惑。玩家可以按照自己的想法行事，无视Howie Mandel提供的意见。

游戏邦注：玩家除了Facebook版本之外，还有iPhone版的《Deal or No Deal: Vegas Gold》可供选择。

《Jeopardy》

JEOPARDY

这档冷知识节目《Jeopardy》最终也现身Facebook平台。游戏问题颇具挑战性，且内容鲜少重复，节目的经典模式在Facebook平台得到完美再现。事实上，这可能是迄今最经典的Facebook电视节目游戏。

游戏邦注：除了Facebook版之外，还有可下载游戏《Jeopardy 2》供玩家选择。

《Family Feud》

FamilyFeud

有谁不喜欢《家庭问答》吗？节目的有趣之处除了在于观看两个家庭奋力争胜负外，还有定期的反馈调查，这有助于节目的制作。幸运的是，节目的Facebook版游戏不论是视觉、感觉，还是体验效果均同原版电视节目不相上下。

游戏邦注：除了Facebook版之外，玩家还可以选择可下载版本《Family Feud: Dream Home》和《Family Feud: Online Party》。

《The Price is Right》

The Price is Right

传说中的Bob Barker也许已经退休，但这丝毫不影响我们对于节目《价格猜猜看》的喜爱。从plinko到陈列橱窗，这堪称是有史以来最经典的电视节目，虽然有些元素在转化为Facebook游戏时已经流失，这多半源于玩家无法像电视节目那样赢得很棒的奖品，但猜测价格和体验迷你游戏的过程还是趣味横生。

游戏邦注：除了Facebook版之外，玩家还可以选择iPhone版本或者PC/Mac版本。

《Who Wants to be a Millionaire?》

Who Wants to be a Millionaire

这款游戏诞生于高强度竞赛节目时代。当然还是电视节目最原滋原味。虽然Regis已不知去向，但Facebook版的游戏还是力图凭借唯美画面效果和大量挑战性问题维持节目原有风味。玩家也许无法赢得100万美元，但至少还能够从中获得些乐趣。

游戏邦注：除Facebook版之外，玩家还可以选择iPhone版游戏。（本文为游戏邦/gamerboom.com编译，转载请注明来源：游戏邦）

Six ways to get your game show fix on Facebook

If you’re a fan of game shows, then you know that one of the main problems with them is that they’re on during the day. For those of us with a nine-to-five, this means that we’re often forced to miss episodes of The Price is Right or Family Feud. But fear not! As long as you can sneak in a bit of Facebook time at work there are plenty of ways to enjoy your favorite game shows. Here are six of our favorites.

Wheel of Fortune – The Wheel of Fortune formula has remained virtually unchanged for decades, so it’s fitting that the Facebook iteration of the game stays so close to the source material. You get to spin the wheel, choose letters, guess words and phrases, and, of course, win prizes.

Not on Facebook? You can still get a spin at the virtual wheel with the download and iPhone versions of the game.

Deal or No Deal – While it’s missing much of the drama that makes the show so fun to watch, Deal or No Deal on Facebook is still largely faithful to the show, making it a great game for fans. You’ll still have to go against the odds to get the biggest paying suitcase, all the while being tempted by the banker’s ever-increasing offers. And you can do it all without having to listen to Howie Mandel.

Not on Facebook? You can also try Deal or No Deal: Vegas Gold on iPhone.

Jeopardy – The ultimate trivia show, Jeopardy is faithfully represented on Facebook. The questions are challenging and rarely repeat, and the show’s trademark format is impeccably reproduced. In fact, this just might be the best video game version of Facebook around.

Not on Facebook? There’s also a downloadable game called Jeopardy 2.

Family Feud – Who doesn’t love the Feud? Not only is it entertaining to watch two families battle it out, but the survey responses are frequently good for a lauch. And thankfully the Facebook version looks, feels, and plays just like the TV show.

Not on Facebook? There’s also the downloadable games Family Feud: Dream Home and Family Feud: Online Party.

The Price is Right – The legendary Bob Barker may be retired, but that doesn’t make us love The Price is Right any less. From plinko to the showcases, it’s possibly the best game show of all time. And though some of that is lost in the translation to Facebook (mostly because of the fact that you can’t actually win any of the cool prizes) it’s still plenty of fun guessing prices and playing mini-games.

Not on Facebook? You can also play the game on your iPhone or PC/Mac.

Who Wants to be a Millionaire? – This is the game that ushered in the current era of high-intensity game shows. And the original is still the best. Though Regis is nowhere to be found, the Facebook game manages to capture the feel of the television show thanks to some polished visuals and a seemingly never-ending supply of challenging questions. You may not be able to win a million bucks, but you can at least have some fun.

Not on Facebook? You can also get your fix on the iPhone.（Source：Gamezebo）