I also like how they give you that blank $50 at the beginning to get a quick feel of how fast the bar moves. It's just that easy!
See, now this one isn't bad. The scale is always from $100 to $1,000, with a $150 range. The prizes are always between $100 and $1,000 in price. The only problem is that when the PC version is played on modern computers, the speed is so much faster that the rangefinder shoots to the end before you get a chance to stop it. But if the finder is going at the right speed, then this is fine.
On the Commodore 64 emulator, the rangefinder moves at a normal speed. So let's bid on this microwave.
I also like how they give you that blank $50 at the beginning to get a quick feel of how fast the bar moves. It's just that easy!
This is about as quickly as I could hit the Enter button twice in a row on the PC version (once to start, once to stop). So unless you have a slowdown utility, you should hope they give you $300 prizes in this version.