Family Feud 2012 Edition for Nintendo Wii in the USA is a video game adaptation of the long running television game show that focuses on survey based question answering and family oriented competition. The game places players in the role of survey respondents who must guess the most popular answers to various questions based on polling data from audiences. The core gameplay loop involves reading a survey question and then selecting the answer that matches the highest percentage of responses from previous polls. Players compete to accumulate points across several rounds with the goal of reaching a winning total before the opponent. The Wii version utilizes the Wii Remote for input allowing players to select answers and navigate menus with simple motions and pointing actions. The 2012 Edition contains updated survey questions and content that reflect the cultural and social context of the early twenty twelve period. The game supports multiplayer modes enabling several players to compete either as individuals or as teams in a party style setting. It captures the energetic and humorous tone of the television program through its presentation and sound design. The title falls under the Game Show genre and was added to iOctavio.com on November 12 2011. This release provides an accessible interactive experience for fans of the franchise and casual gamers looking for a lighthearted competitive game on the Wii platform. The combination of familiar gameplay mechanics and the Wii control scheme makes it a straightforward entry in the family game show video game category. The Fast Money round is typically included where a single player must answer five questions within a time limit to win a bonus. The game also features a tournament mode that allows players to work through a bracket of opponents similar to the televised structure. Visuals and audio are designed to mimic the studio environment and the buzzer sounds associated with the show. Overall the game serves as a digital representation of the classic family game show experience tailored for the Wii audience. The categorization as Game Show within the genre Game Show reflects its direct lineage to the television format and aids in locating the item through online searches and database filtering.