Product Description

For the first time ever, Noel Edmonds brings his classic TV show to console.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4137 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: UBI Soft
• Released on: 2007-11-02
• Platform: Nintendo DS
• Dimensions: .21 pounds

Manufacturer's Description

For the first time ever, Noel Edmonds brings his classic TV show to console.

Telly Addicts is a TV show, where the aim of the game is to correctly answer as many questions as possible to win the game. As you play, youâEuro(TM)ll progress through a series of quiz rounds, collecting points as you go, with the aim of accumulating the most points to win the game.

Customer Reviews

Good for half an hour...
This game is good in theory. Its got a few little games (a bit more depth than the DS version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire!!) You cant get a high score and its not like other games that have been released for the DS where you can actually unlock levels or create your own games.

Definately not a game you could play for a long time and I wouldnt say it was worth the money either.

2 Player "feature" available - to do this you need to put your head on the other person's shoulder so you can both see the screen!!

a blast from the past.
If you are like me and spent alot of your youth in front of the tv then this is the game for you. Noel hosts that classic tv quiz game from the 80's with questions from all types of tv. The questions are based over 6 rounds and contain questions on tv programs from the 1960's to modern day (many of which are lost in time now, do you remember fingermouse?).

anyway this is a fun game to play whether on your own or with a friend, however be warned my personal pet hate on this game is when playing in 2player mode you have to use one console, there is no facility for download or multi-card play.
After a while i found this slightly frustrating but on the whole i love this game.

Poorly made rip off
Where to start....Ok firstly, the theme tune...wrong. Not the right music which is very important in my book (what would Millionaire be without the music?).
It's all downhill from there to be honest. it really does have the feel of the sort of game you would make yourself using one of those 'construct your own game' type of programs i used to have on my old Amiga. There is no depth to the game and, although there are some of the original rounds from the
TV series, the repeated little films of Noel giving 'advice' and encouragement get very tedious very quickly. In conclusion, i have honestly played this game only TWICE through and i can honestly say that i don't think i'll ever play it again.