 Clue Simpsons Edition by Parker Brothers - Sale Price: 24.25
The classic game of "whodunnit" comes to Springfield! Help Chief Wiggum find out who killed Mr. Burns! Was it Bart with a poisoned donut at the Kwik-E Mart? Or was it Lisa with a plutonium rod at the Bowl-A-Rama? With six suspects, six possible murder weapons and nine potential crime scenes, there are hundreds of possibilities! For 3 to 6 players. Manufacturer: Hasbro Ages: 8,9,10+ |
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 Sorry! Fun on the Run Game by Parker Brothers - Sale Price: 6.99
The Game of Sweet revenge. Its the Classic Sorry Game in a compact and ready to play travel Game . |
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 Boggle to Go by Parker Brothers - Sale Price: 9.99
Boggle To Go is a full-size travel version of the head-to-head word search game that's ready to hit the road! Begin by turning over the timer and start hunting for words. How many words can you make by joining letters up, down, sideways, and diagonally? When time's up, count up your words and your points. Then play again! This travel version of Boggle features a locking lid and a storage compartment in the base that holds the timer, pencils, note pad and instructions. Boggle To Go includes 16 letter cubes, base and lid, timer, note pad, pencils and instructions. Ages: 7 + Manufacturer: Hasbro |
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 Monopoly Junior Disney Princess Game by Parker Brothers - Sale Price: 13.75
All the fun of classic Monopoly Junior combined with your 8 favorite Princesses! Travel along the colorful gameboard as you find homes for the various characters from the Disney Princess movies. 2-4 Players Ages: 5+ Manufacturer: Parker Brothers |
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 Star Wars Saga Monopoly by Hasbro - Sale Price: 33.99
The Star Wars Limited Collector's Edition of Monopoly transforms an ordinary evening of board game fun into a battle for control of the galaxy. The properties are all renamed after Star Wars locales, ranging from low-value Dagobah to high-rent Coruscant, and photographs of these sites adorn the playing surface. The center is a color picture of the space battle above Endor, the Death Star hovering as TIEs and X-Wings fire. The only unchanged squares are the corners: Go, Jail, Free Parking, Go to Jail. And frankly, with their unsophisticated primary colors, they jar the eye. Property Hunting we will go... But the fun doesn't stop there. The playing pieces have been transformed into eight high-quality pewter figures, Heroes and Imperials. You can be Darth Vader or Luke Skywalker, a droid or a Storm Trooper. You can even be Boba Fett. Houses and hotels? Gone! Instead you fill your properties with X-Wings or TIEs (not particularly well-detailed) and then graduate to Star Destroyers or Millennium Falcons (delightfully detailed, despite being made of plastic). The money denominations are the same, but are Imperial Credits rather than dollars, and seven gold 1000-credit coins are also included. "Chance" and "Community Chest" cards are now Rebel or Imperial cards, and have been rewritten to fit the game (for example: "A Death Star Tractor Beam Pulls You Back Three Spaces" or "Let the Wookiee Win. Pay 50 credits"). So, is it really enough fun to retire the dusty Monopoly board you already own and pay the 30 or so credits that the toy stores want? Without qualification, the answer is yes! Game play is exactly the same, so there's no learning curve involved. My children, who normally despise Monopoly, have played for hours. Of course, we modified the rules a bit, collecting 500 credits when we pass go, so that we can get those Star Destroyers and Falcons onto the board. Almost as if we were role playing, we take on the personalities of our chosen pieces. And laugh the hours away. Ages: 6,7,8,9,10,Adult Manufacturer: Hasbro |
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