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Hasbro Electronic Catch Phrase Game - Second Edition

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from: Hasbro


I bought this game when looking for a new game to bring with me in my first year of college. The first time I played it, I knew it was going to be a favorite. You split into 2 teams and while you're holding the buzzer, you have to try to get your teammates to guess the word by acting out, humming, describing, anything but saying the actual word.
The real fun starts when the buzzer stats winding down, and you end up screaming answers and throwing the buzzer at the next player so you don't get stuck with it.
This game tends to get better with the more people you play it with. I've played it with 4 people, which is fun and a little more low key, and I've played it with 10 people, which is more competitive and can get really loud ... Read More:

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Monopoly Here and Now World

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from: Hasbro

August 22, 2008
Monopoly Here and Now World Edition has fun components. Tokens are six from 20 created to commemorate each city on the board; houses and hotels are fun little sculptures based on real buildings and abodes.

The infamous Internet vote for which cities to include means world-class places like Venice, Vienna, Moscow, Munich, San Francisco, Dubai and Buenos Aires missed out, while the positioning of others on the board is very much open to debate, but that's part of the fun.

Greasy piles of banknotes being replaced by a credit card may or may not be an improvement, depending on your world view. But it's certainly novel, if you have a head for numbers, because there's no way to check your balance without inserting the card in the ... Read More:

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Electronic Battleship Advanced Mission

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from: Hasbro Games


At first, I hesitated purchasing the electronic edition of Battleship which cost $40 over the traditional one for $15. I am so glad I purchased it! I have 4 children, 3 of which are old enough to play and understand the game. They play for hours, with each winner playing the next person!Definitely worth the money, and a great gift if you can put aside the actual battling aspect of the game!

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Pass the Pigs

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from: Winning Moves

May 22, 2006
My boys get a big kick out of playing this game. I love that it comes in its own portable case. We had a similar one years ago that came in a big box. It also is good in learning to add but I'd say the educational value isn't its main positive. It's just a fun thing to toss pigs on the table and see how they land. We even take it to the nursing home and play it with the residents and they love it too. Even though they can't always figure out their points.

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Crocodile Dentist

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from: Winning Moves

May 22, 2006
I bought this when my twins were 3 1/2. It was a cheap item, there are no pieces to lose, and it's simple enough that the girls can play together. If they want you to play with them, the game is very quick. The top jaw has fallen off a few times but I think this was my girls' fault - too rough with it - and each time, I've snapped it back on.

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Monopoly Disney Pixar Edition

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from: Hasbro

July 16, 2007
At our home, Monopoly has always been a family favorite. We like to collect the different editions of it to spice it up. This one is a great edition. Cute characters and buildings and fun things to buy. We have a blast playing it and look forward to getting it out.

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Smart Ass

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from: University Games

June 01, 2007
This is a great game for a lot of people. Not a great game if you have someone in your group that likes to argue and gets upset easily.

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No Stress Chess

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from: Winning Moves

May 22, 2006
I highly recommend this game, especially for families. I have played with all of my children. The youngest is 4 and the oldest is 10. We have had a great time, and the children have all learned the game easily. You can use one side of the board to learn where all the pieces go, and use it with the cards. After learning, you can flip the board over and use the standard chess board. Even without the cards, the game would be worth the $13 I paid for it. With the cards, it opens up the world of chess to the entire family. The only downside is that my children argue about who gets to play me first each night.

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Hi Ho Cherry-O

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from: Hasbro


This game is wonderful for youngsters learning about counting and give and take! It is also available at Toys R Us for 4.99 if you are looking to save some money.
Wonderful addition to a toddler's day!

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Find It Games Original Version - Green Ends

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from: Find it Games

July 04, 2006
Ok, i think its great but you need to invent your own rules to play it.
Maybe the Deluxe Edition will be a best option for the sand clock, spinner and the rules.
I dont know why they can't include the rules at least printed on the box, how much it cost?
Anyway, can keep busy a few kids for a while