http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-Wheel-Of-Fortune-2-for-Windows-reviews Sun, 31 Aug 2008 14:28:42 GMT Latest reviews about Sony Wheel Of Fortune 2 for Windows http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-Wheel-Of-Fortune-2-for-Windows-review-7e313 <p>It is unfortunate that you refuse to update Wheel of Fortune 1, to function with Microsoft updates. I had bought that one and loved it.  This new one I find ugly, slow with too many or too little choices.  Please give us Version 1 back.  I find your stand unethical, and your product less than desirable.  I will NEVER buy it.</p><p>Laylakaf </p><p> </p>... Sun, 31 Aug 2008 14:28:42 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-Wheel-Of-Fortune-2-for-Windows-review-7e313 Laylakaf 1 http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-Wheel-Of-Fortune-2-for-Windows-review-5d922 Let me start by saying that I am not actually a die-hard Wheel of Fortune fan.  Oh, don't get me wrong; it can be a pleasant enough word game.  I'm just not enough of a fanatic to watch it 7 days a week.  No, the real Wheel of Fortune fanatic in my family is my toddler grandson who <em>just turned three!</em>  And he's been wild about the show since he was about 6 months old.  In fact, his parents give the game show credit for teaching him to recognize all 26 letters of the alphabet by the time he was 2 years old.  Being the awesome grandma that I am, I bought the PC version of the game -- <strong>Wheel of Fortune 2</strong> -- so that he and I can play together when he visits.  <p>I think what drew the little one to the game is the wild applause, the satisfying ding when Vanna turns the letters, and the spinning of the wheel.  Even before he could walk, he would clap, shriek, and laugh along with the players on the TV set.   One of his first phrases ever spoken was, "<em>Is there a B?"</em>   I'm not kidding.  ...</p>... Sat, 12 Apr 2008 15:16:20 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-Wheel-Of-Fortune-2-for-Windows-review-5d922 LoveisJoy 5