I was in my local Barnes and Noble bookstore today, and saw the TPIR DVD game (2nd edition), plus the WOF, FF, Password, and $1,000,000 Pyramid Quick Pick games.
The screenshots on the box of TPIR DVD game, showed Drew Carey, holding his microphone in front of one of the doors, as well as a shot of the two Showcase podiums, plus the Hole-In-One game prop.
The Password Quick Picks is merely the fifth edition from EG, packaged in a smaller-sized, tin box.
The Family Feud Quick Picks had a small-sized board, similar to EG's design used till now, but featuring only eight spaces for writing answers, instead of ten (at least shown by the illustration on box bottom).
The Pyramid Quick Picks only illustrated some cards designed similar to the old MB games, with no board to display them on. The cards shown in illustration had the Winner's Circle portion visible, with amounts of $500 each for the bottom three subjects, $1,000 each for the middle two, and $5,000 for the top one!
Finally, the WOF card game Quick Picks, featured a small board showing the same puzzle board layout, a separate board to keep track of scores, cards depicting the many different money amounts, in the same form of wheel wedges, and also includes a 10-second sand timer for the bonus round.
Although you could easily play the bonus round in any of the earlier editions, this is the first time (other than video/computer versions) the bonus round has been included.