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Show do Milhao on the Sega Genesis was a direct adaptation of the Brazilian version of the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" television show. Released by Tec Toy, the Brazilian distributor for Sega, it was one of many quiz games that attempted to capture the tension of the live program on home consoles during that era. It fit right in with other straightforward, licensed titles that relied on a known property rather than complex graphics or deep mechanics.

You play as a contestant, represented by a simple cursor, answering multiple-choice questions that escalate in difficulty and value. The core gameplay involves selecting from four answers, A through D, using the controller's directional pad and buttons. Signature mechanics include the three lifelines: 50:50, which removes two incorrect options; Phone a Friend, which provides a suggested answer after a brief delay; and Ask the Audience, which displays a bar graph of their collective choice. The pacing is deliberately tense, governed by a ticking clock for each question, and the difficulty spikes sharply in the later stages. It feels like a genuine test of memory and quick thinking, with the constant pressure of a virtual audience watching.