The ever popular televison game show Deal or No Deal has come to your computer. The Deal or No deal computer game is available to work on a number of platforms including PC, Nintendo DS and Wii. You should choose the correct one for your system.

As with most modern sucessful TV shows it has become an international phenomenon with the show spreading to many countries. The show's star is particular to the country concerned with Howie Mandel in the Deal or no Deal USA and Noel Edmunds in the UK. The show single handedly saved the career of Noel Edmunds and projected him to stardom once again.

Each country has adapted its show to its own particular audience with 26 briefcases being used for the money amounts in the Deal or no Deal USA and 22 Red boxes in the UK.

The Deal or No Deal computer games bring out the action just like the TV show. This is a pure game of chance. Each of the boxes (or briefcases in the US) contain various amounts of money written on a card. members of the audience are selected to hold the boxes. One of these people is selected to play for the money in the box that they are holding. They have to decide if the money in their box is going to be the largest winning amount. They get the others to open their boxes one at a time and a picture builds up of what their box might be holding. As the boxes get fewer the contestant gets the chance to accept an offer for their box from the mysterious banker who phones up. It is the accepting or refusing of this offer from the banker that relates to the game name deal or no deal.

In the Deal or No deal computer game animated characters of the host of the show and the players are used. For the PC game this can mean that a lot of resources are used so it is suggested that a high spec machine with at least XP operating system is used.