First, welcome to the board. :-)
I can't think of anything bad off-hand, but I always liked a board game that used a cheesy (but accurate) cartoon depiction of the set. Most MB and Pressman games come to mind, and I'd say my faves were Wheel and Jeopardy (both mid-80s), and maybe TPiR86.
[quote name=\'rollercoaster87\' date=\'Mar 18 2005, 01:29 PM\']***Side Note*** What was the need for Pressman releasing new versions of Wheel and Jeopardy? They are the EXACT SAME GAME as the ones from the 80's, except with a few minor color changes!
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Prolly the same reasons game shows updated their games so often in the 70s and 80s. I mean, there was what, 8 or 9 Feud games during Dawson's run? About 20-some odd Concentrations, Passwords, and Jeopardys! during the 70s. I'm guessing it's to keep game material fresh, that way, you can't say, "Hey I remember this question/survey/puzzle!!!"
Pure speculation, BTW. ;-)
(after checking Michi-Matt's site)
24 Concentrations and Passwords
13 Jeopardys (Fleming)
8 Dawson Feuds
and a partridge in a pear tree.