Brand new slot machines bring game show excitement to the casinos.

Don't expect an appearance by Richard Dawson, but the "Family Feud" slot machines are still very good. There are two version of this game, both video slots.

What makes this game unique is the "TV camera" perched atop each machine. When you win the scatter bonus, the camera takes a digital photo of your face. The bonus game starts with the beginning of the "game show." You see the cartoon family you are playing against, and then you see your own face, as if you are on television. It's an innovative addition, and certainly adds to the fun. 

The bonus game on both versions resembles the overhead board on the show. On one version, a survey question appears at the top. You (as the player) choose answers randomly from the touch screen. If the answer appears on the board, you win the amount of credits posted next to that answer. However, just like the TV show, three strikes and you're out of the bonus game. At the end of the game, the total number of credits you've won is multiplied by your line bet. For example, if you've bet 3 nickels per line, you'll win three times the bonus amount.

Both versions are nickel video slot machines with nine paylines. You can bet up to five nickels per line, for a total bet of 45 nickels ($2.25) per spin.

I originally found these machines at New York New York, but the biggest and best display was at the MGM Grand, which had a whole room devoted to them. 

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