Switch?

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The Switch? game
The Switch? game

Switch? is a pricing game on the American television game show The Price Is Right. Debuting on February 27, 1992, this game is played for two prizes, each worth more than $1,000. It has occasionally been played for two cars, particularly during $1,000,000 Spectaculars. The game was created by Goodson staffer Chris Clementson. [1]

[edit] Gameplay

The contestant is shown two prizes, each with a price displayed. To win both prizes, they must decide whether the prices are correct, or whether they belong to the opposite prizes and should be switched.

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