Rules of the Game:
"The One" has to answer questions using either the B,A, or X buttons. If he gets it right, any of the 100 "The Mob" that got it wrong are knocked out. If "The One" gets it wrong, the round ends. After "The One" knocks out a row of "The Mob", they get more Microsoft Points, and at that point can choose "The Mob" and keep going", or take "The Money" and leave with what the had earned up to that point.

When you join the game, you get pitted against up to 3 other players and answer the questions that "The One" and "The Mob" do. There are also players outside of your game doing the same. The top 3 players with the most points that round receive prizes that vary.
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My Thoughts:
Even though I hadn't watched the show, I was a little skeptical going in to the game, and thought that it was just going to be a way for Microsoft to earn some easy $$$, but I actually had a lot of fun watching and participating, something I didn't know you could do until I actually played. The questions are things you have heard at least once in your life, and it's really just a test of memory. It's a pretty neat idea, and the 4-player free-for-all idea made sure that it wasn't 100% boring the whole game.

Also, I lol'd at "like you have a pair" and the Snuggie reference toward the end.

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