Let's say that somebody at TPIR is absolutely desperate to use 0s, 7s, 8s, and 9s in Dice Game. (I'm not sure why they would be, but that seems to be where this thread's going tonight, so let's just run with it.) Let's say they also just happen to be looking at YouTube and come upon some clips of Deluxe Dice Game. They think, "Hey, maybe we can bring this back with a modified format!"
So they come up with this, for those oh-so-frequent times when they want to offer 30- or 40-thousand-dollar cars without playing 3 Strikes: The basic gameplay is the same as always, but on each number, the contestant rolls two dice, with 0s on one side instead of 6s. He must guess whether the digit is higher or lower than the total of the roll. If he rolls 10, which obviously can't be the next digit because 10 isn't a digit, the number is lit up automatically as a reward for being lucky in an otherwise harder-than-usual game.
Is this a solid idea? I'm not sure. But it has a specific purpose, it avoids the use of weird-ass dice that 99% of people aren't going to recognize as dice, and it doesn't kill regular Dice Game.