Five Fun Facts about The Price is Right: The Games of 1974

Taking a look back at the three Price is Right pricing games that debuted during 1974.

[@pinedelgado4743]

While Michael's rejection of prizes on the grounds that he didn't need them was perhaps uncalled for, Bob could have just taken it with a nod and a wink--as in WINK Martindale. Yes! This is a shout-out to the "Winker!" ;)

[@jamesbonnen]

5:11 They didn't start that Ace guess the price thing until they reveled the New Card Game in 83. You just got to pick what amount you wanted to add to the price

[@matthewcasiglio2539]

I like all 3 mini games from 1974 especially card game

[@saints093]

Those are chips you get to put by the shell you think has the ball under it

[@saints093]

I like the current look of Race Game, and I’m.Ike the neon numbers that indicate how many prizes the contestant has right, I hope they DO NOT give Race Game a makeover, I am a big fan of neon, I hope they’ll leave the game as it is

[@jamesgibson5818]

Hi myself I actually thought the comment was funny it made for a great viral moment that people still remember to this day

[@meyerj75]

1974, the final FULL year the PIR adopts the psychedelic brown, orange set era. The following year would see it make the transition to a rainbow colored one which must have took them a while as they weren't ready yet as evidenced from a Dennis James hosted nighttime episode.

[@saints093]

I’m not a fan of the current look of Card Game, they should have left it alone and not gave it the HORRIBLE makeover they gave it

[@benjaminclark6762]

The one thing I like on the old card game the price that they say and not having it revealed in front of the board