Beginning with the familiar, adrenaline-inducing musical riff, and Regis' pointing finger, Who Wants to be a Millionaire Kids Edition gets right to the point. Players sign in, select single or dual player, and start answering -- or attempting to answer -- a broad variety of questions.

As in the other computer versions of this TV game show, players attempt to answer 15 written questions correctly without making a mistake. Players are given 30 seconds per question. When stumped, players can use up to three 'lifelines' for assistance: 50/50, phone-a-friend (with 8 simulated kids), or ask the audience

Who Wants to be a Millionaire Kids Edition challenges its users to recall random facts they may have studied. Here in the kids version of the program, the questions focus on topics younger users have a better chance of having encountered. Where the topics are of educational interest or value, parents with good memories may be of some help. But when the topics move to kid-oriented music or TV shows, adults beware! For example, here are the questions from one round that our team collectively answered to reach the million dollar pinnacle:

1. Who is the host of MTV's "Total Request Live"?
2. Which of these does the groom usually wear at a wedding?
3. An egg timer is traditionally filled with what?
4. According to the song "Bingo", who is the owner of Bingo?
5. A boat made up of several logs tied together is called a what?
6. Which of these states is nicknamed the Cornhusker state?
7. What natural phenomenon usually occurs along fault lines?
8. In the US, which of these people is directly in charge of the government of a city?
9. Which of these forms of music was a forerunner to jazz?
10. Which of these creatures is a bird?
11. In the 1850s which slave's case for freedom was argued before the US Supreme Court?
12. Which of these situations is an example of potential energy?
13. The parents of US Secretary of State Colin Powell emigarated to the US from where?
14. Which of these words means "harbor waves" in Japanese?
15. The Ten commandments first appear in what book of the Bible?