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PARTINI

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from: Hasbro Games - Import


This is by far the greatest board game ever. I knew I wanted it when I saw their spectacular ad campaign on Food Network, maybe twice during each commercial break.

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Bananagrams Deluxe Set w/100 Best Anagrams Listings

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from: Bananagrams


This is a great game for children, adults and mixed parties. The game gets even more interesting when you start making new rules or playing words from specific categories.

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Scene It? Deluxe Disney 2nd Edition

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from: Screenlife

August 01, 2007
My kids love this game we play it alot, my daughter is too good for me. Great game if you love Disney shows.

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The Settlers of Catan 5-6 Player Extension

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from: Mayfair Games

November 08, 2007
this extension is great for 2 reasons 1) if you want to have more players or 2) if you want to make the game go faster or more easily for new players.

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Scene It? Deluxe Friends Edition DVD Game

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from: Screenlife

June 12, 2006
I love friends, i've seen every episode a million times. There are a few questions here and there that i don't know but otherwise this game is great! For a real friends fan.

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Mastermind

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from: Pressman Toys

January 01, 2006
Ah, it's so nice when, as parents, our kids start getting into games that we can play that don't drive US nutty (Candyland, Hi Ho Cherrio, etc). Here's a game that I can play with my 7 and 9 year olds but I have played with my husband as well.

The premise of the game is simple; the codemaker selects 4 colored pegs to be hidden in a pattern, the codebreaker tries to guess the code.

When I play this game with my kids I can really see the proverbial wheels turning in their heads. At first we played this game in pairs so an adult could help guide the codebreaker in logical thinking and the codebreaker in how to give the correct feedback as to how the codebreaker is doing. My 7 year old can usually break the code; if she's really ... Read More:

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Cat in the Hat - I Can Do That!

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from: The Wonder Forge

June 01, 2008
My son is turning 4 next month and he LOVES this game. We just got it 2 days ago and we've played it multiple times and he keeps on asking for more. I love how it is a great, positive, confidence-builder game with the "I can do that" little tasks it asks you to do. It's also good with counting 1-2-3's and then counting again at the end with the stars. We've had a lot of fun with this so far. A great family game.

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Hasbro Whac-A-Mole Game

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from: Hasbro


We've had this game for quite awhile. It's a gas. You have a hammer, you pick one of the silly little moles in front of you to whack, you turn the game on to either solo, easy or hard and go at her. The easy game the moles helmets light up and you have a distinct sound that signals youre mole is lighting. On the hard game there is no light and the game makes the sound of your mole to signal the whacking.

The game keeps score for you. Everytime you whack correctly you are awarded points, every time you whack incorrectly the game deducts points. You play to 100 to win, there are bonus whacks announced and anyone can whack their mole.

The sounds are all different and silly, barking dog, meowing cat, yoo hoo, a silly boingy sound. The sounds ... Read More:

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Sequence Game

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from: Jax Ltd Inc

July 01, 2006
The bigger the group, the more interesting this game becomes. Requires thought, but the strategy is pretty straightforward. Not the ideal game for those how prefer moving and shouting.

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Risk

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from: Hasbro Games


I used to hate Risk. A couple of my friends back in high school tried to get me to play a few times and I absolutely hated it. Seriously... playing with little tiny men, cannons, and horses; rolling dice to take over the world? NO thanks! But a funny thing happened. Fast forward 20 years and someone breaks out Risk at a small gathering. Begrudgingly I accept the offer to play, and wonder of wonders, I had a great time! After that night, a small group of Risk fans began to gather once a week to play Risk together. During one of our sessions, we discovered some rule variations in the back of the instruction manual, things like "Commander Roll" and "Capital Conquest" mode. We incorporated these rules and a few others and Risk only got better!

We were all quite ... Read More: