) I guess the next on will be Poland then...
Post by Deleted on Aug 4, 2014 2:27:58 GMT -5
Many of us might be familiar with the promotion McDonalds did with Millionaire back in 2000. For those who aren't, let me explain: on large fry boxes, a question would be printed on the box. You had to scratch the correct answer, and in doing so you would be able to win a prize printed on the box. This promotion would obviously not work too well today, since the ability of having to guess a right answer can easily be done with a smartphone within a matter of seconds, thus defeating the purpose of the game at all. My idea would be a take at a type of promotion that plays in similar style to the Monopoly promotion McDonalds is well known for:
This game works fairly simple: in order to win a prize, you have to collect all of the lozenges starting from 1 to whichever prize you want. For example, in order to win the Gaming Room prize, you had to have pieces 1-6, without missing any. Of course, here's the challenging part: in order to claim a prize, you have to forfeit those pieces. If you want the Gaming Room, then you lose pieces 1-6 and have to collect those again. This means that in order to win the $1million, you need to collect all 15 lozenges without claiming a prize.
Thoughts?
This game works fairly simple: in order to win a prize, you have to collect all of the lozenges starting from 1 to whichever prize you want. For example, in order to win the Gaming Room prize, you had to have pieces 1-6, without missing any. Of course, here's the challenging part: in order to claim a prize, you have to forfeit those pieces. If you want the Gaming Room, then you lose pieces 1-6 and have to collect those again. This means that in order to win the $1million, you need to collect all 15 lozenges without claiming a prize.
Thoughts?
