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In fact, yes I still do on ROBLOX. It has been over 13 years since I started building them for friends and 6 years since opening to the public for major gameplay. I recently proposed new seasons of Wheel for one group. The new set will be the Woolery era and I'm just going in general. Nothing year or layout specific. I also was responsible for planning a Million Dollar Spectacular for GCW's Price. We have not done Price recently as it is the hardest show to plan. Back then all of the shows had to be manually changed. Accessing models on-stage, manually changing text and whatnot, it was hard work for a few years. I had lost some motivation from that so I learned more Lua and applied easy 2 minute interfaces to change game data. Wheel of Fortune definitely took a while with the puzzleboard, but I managed to get better with each remake of it. Feud took a while with all the questions and fast money interfaces, but each game lasts a good 45 minutes or less that we sometimes do two

About thirteen years ago I began building game show sets on ROBLOX, the first instance being Family Feud as far as I remember. Wheel of Fortune was more prominent. Fast forward a few years later I made Price for the public with each new person having to request access. This grew rapidly overtime so the place was converted into a hangout spot. Then it grew further and an actual group was made. As time passes I've reached out to different audiences but they all shared one thing in common, a liking for game shows. One person has reached out to even have game show contestants participate and view the content I made along with the great community that goes along with it. Smashwhammy has recently been helping film content and uploading it to his channel. He currently hosts our version of the ABC Press Your Luck revival. Radio show host and Wheel Of Fortune alumni Kyle Hirshon appeared on December 2013 and won $8,000. Him and along with an acquaintance who was there for the taping are