in this format. The player could choose to try for the progressive jackpot or the brand new car. During the last weeks of its incarnation in 2003, Elimination and Face-Off Rounds were removed. 2003–2004: Next Level Na! Game Ka Na Ba? On September 24, 2003, Next Level Na, Game Ka Na Ba? (Next Level Na, Game KNB?) debuted. It was roughly the same format as Million-Million Na, but physical and luck-based games were added in addition to the regular question based games such as Talino (Intellect), Tsamba (Luck) and Tapang (Strength). The next relaunch occurred in 2004 but aired in the daytime block. 2004–2009: Pilipinas, Game Ka Na Ba? The show has gone through several contest formats. Edu Manzano revealed that the yearly changing of formats was because they wanted to retain their audience by taking away the sawa (lit. getting disinterested over something due to frequent exposure) factor. 2004–2006: Pyramid format The format ran from November 15, 2004 to June 10, 2006, and used the pyramid stage and the Tarantarium, which was a room filled with a wide selection of books and other reference materials that the ten contestants chosen via electronic raffle and text registration would be housed in before the show started. Each contestant was given 30 minutes to review different topics for the questions to be asked in the game's elimination round. A maximum of two questions (such as "One-on-One Tayo" and "Dibdiban Na!") would be asked to every contestant. The first four contestants to answer both questions correctly moved on to the next round, but if they answered wrong (either in the "One-on-One Tayo" or both questions in the later version) they would be eliminated, regardless if the first four were already called. The pyramid stage was designed to look like an actual pyramid composed of 15 hexagons (resembling a honeycomb). Every contestant answered a series of questions and once right, would move up until they reached the top, but their path could change if there was a challenge offer, where the contestant must say "Umalis Ka!" and be given a question; if they answer correctly they stole the spot of the contestant who was originally placed there, who took one step back, and would remain in that spot if they answered incorrectly. The first contestant who reached the top first was automatically given ₱50,000 and a chance to beat the defending winner. A clincher