 | Battleship
list: $13.99 - our price: $11.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(36 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Battleship captains plot their strategies, send out torpedoes, and as the last ship (often the smallest, two-peg patrol boat) hides in an unsuspected corner, anticipation mounts. Like many classic games, |
 | Chutes and Ladders Sesame Street Game
- our price: $10.99
by Hasbro
Toy
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 | Connect Four
list: $13.99 - our price: $9.95
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(39 reviews)
Editorial Review: Connect Four is like vertical tic-tac-toe. Unlike tic-tac-toe, however (as the name suggests), youmust get four checkers in a row. One player has red checkers; the other has black checkers. To play,alternate turns at dropping one of checkers down a slot at the top of the upright grid. |
 | Cootie
list: $8.99 - our price: $7.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(13 reviews) 
Editorial Review: This classic game has been around for nearly half a century and is just as fun as ever. The bugs' faces are a bit goofier than before, but the object remains the same: to be the first to create your own Cootie. |
 | Crossfire
- our price: $23.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(23 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Ready ... aim ... Crossfire! This shootout game gets the adrenaline pumping as two players fire small metal pellets across the board, blasting their opponents' pucks ever closer to their goal. Plastic shooters attach to each end of the Crossfire board. |
 | Disney's Magic Kingdom Game
- our price: $20.99
by Hasbro
Toy
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 | Don't Break the Ice
list: $8.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(13 reviews)
Editorial Review: A polar bear is happily skating across the ice. He's gesturing thumbs up. A big smile stretches his face. Uh-oh. What's that tapping sound? A block of ice just disappeared from his pond. And there goes another one. |
 | Don't Spill the Beans
list: $8.99 - our price: $7.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(8 reviews) 
Editorial Review: After a grownup snaps this smiling red plastic bean pot together, it stands 5 inches tall. The trickis for two to four young children to drop beans onto the pot's lid, one by one, without spilling them. |
 | Duck Duck Goose Game
by Hasbro
Toy
(1 reviews) 
Editorial Review: In this simple game of color matching, players must gather a nest full of similar ducklings to complete a nest. The star of the board is a big hard plastic mother goose who flaps her wings and says mostly "duck" and, |
 | Electronic Battleship Advanced Mission
by Hasbro
Toy
(17 reviews)
Customer Review: War, anyone?: The Advanced Mission takes this familiar game to a whole new level. Here is the list of the new weapons and tactics now at your disposal: 2 exocet missles fired from your aircraft carrier; |
 | Electronic Catch Phrase Game
list: $25.99 - our price: $24.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(67 reviews)
Editorial Review: Ever play "Hot Potato" with a spud that ticks and talks? Welcome toElectronic Catch Phrase, the battery-powered (three AAA, not included) blend ofclue deduction and race against the clock. Two teams of two or more players eachalternate turns, |
 | Electronic Hand-Held Old MacDonald Had a Farm Game
- our price: $13.99
by Hasbro
Toy
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 | Finding Nemo - Memory Game
list: $9.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Great for Nemo fans, but better for older kids: I bought this for my almost-3 year old daughter b/c she loves 'finding nemo'. The way we play memory with her is we take out about 10-12 cards and play a game with those, |
 | Girl Talk
list: $10.99 - our price: $9.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(8 reviews)
Editorial Review: Looks better without makeup... secretly loves vegetables... born to be famous. Would your friends describe you this way? With Girl Talk, the game of Truth or Dare, you can find out. Are you willing to walk around the room holding your ankles while clucking like a chicken? |
 | Guess Where? Board Game
- our price: $13.99
by Hasbro
Toy
Editorial Review: Where oh where has everybody gone? In Guess Where? players will find out who is hogging the bathroom, who's lurking in the kitchen, and who is lollygagging in the bedroom. Each player gets a two-sided fold-up plastic house and two sets of the same family members, |
 | Guess Who?
list: $17.99 - our price: $15.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(56 reviews)
Editorial Review: A wonderful blend of deduction with a form of 20 Questions. Two players try to deduce the identity of their opponent's "Mystery Person." Using game boards with 48 frames apiece and an equal number of cards displaying character faces, |
 | Hands Down
- our price: $10.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(2 reviews)
Editorial Review: Does he have a pair--or is he faking? Yes! No? What should I do?! Be right, be fast--but don't be last, or you'll end up the loser in Hands Down, Hasbro's "game of slap-happy fun." It's the perfect choice for energetic, |
 | Hangman
- our price: $10.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: A worth it game: I read the other reviews and frankly don't agree with them. We didn't have a problem seeing through the tiles and both my 8 and 13 year old are enjoying this game immensely. |
 | Heroscape Game System Master Set
- our price: $29.95
by Hasbro
Toy
(15 October, 2004)
Editorial Review: The Heroscape line of toys is like the all-star game of make believe. While other games might focus on a specific era of history, the age of chivalry, perhaps, or the Jurassic period, Heroscape puts everyone together on one enormous madcap battlefield. |
 | Hungry Hungry Hippos
- our price: $16.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(54 reviews)
Editorial Review: Four hippos try to eat as many marbles as they can--as fast as they can. This game is fast-paced and riotous for kids who get to take turns popping a white marble into the ring, then furiously pressing on their hippo's levered tail to catch the prize. |
 | Lord Of The Rings Trivial Pursuit
list: $35.99 - our price: $29.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(09 October, 2003)
(32 reviews)
Customer Review: Fun, even for kids: We got this as a present from some friends and have enjoyed playing it. It is based on the extended edition films along with all the behind the scenes you find on the addition disks.O |
 | Mall Madness Game
by Hasbro
Toy
(2 reviews)
Editorial Review: Shopping games, no matter when they're introduced to the market, all have the same objective: shop 'til you drop! This one is no different. For detractors, Mall Madness may teach and encourage over-consumption, |
 | Monopoly - The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Edition
- our price: $29.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(02 October, 2003)
(21 reviews)
Customer Review: Another great version of Monopoly: For a person like me who is a Lord of the Rings fan and a Monopoly fan, this is a great game. |
 | Mother Goose Game
list: $19.99 - our price: $6.98
by Hasbro
Toy
(1 reviews)
Editorial Review: This sweet little game teaches the preschool set how to follow directions and win and lose gracefully. The nurturing Mother Goose delivers all the instructions for play. Children press on one of the four colored "egg" buttons beneath Mother Goose to find out how many spaces to travel on the board. |
 | Mouse Trap
- our price: $16.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(61 reviews)
Editorial Review: Build a better mousetrap? We dare you. Naturally, the object is to trap mice in the mousetrap, while avoiding getting trapped. By rolling the die, you proceed around the game board, collecting cheese pieces and building a mousetrap bit by bit. |
 | Mr. Mouth Board Game
- our price: $10.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(8 reviews)
Editorial Review: Blue, yellow, pink, and green flies whiz through the air as a big-mouthed frog snaps at them. Not recommended before naptime, this is a fast and furious game to see who can flip the most flies into the frog's mouth as it spins around opening and closing its gaping maw. |
 | Neopets Game
- our price: $14.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(7 reviews)
Customer Review: I Can't Think of a Humourous Title For This: I was sure this game would be good when my friend, vacationing in America, bought it back for me. |
 | Operation: Shrek Edition
by Hasbro
Toy
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: better than original: Shrek Operation is better than original. Easier to remove pieces. Its fun! |
 | Operation
list: $14.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(63 reviews)
Editorial Review: Surely countless medical careers have been launched because of this humorous game. The Operation game board features Sam the patient, lying atop a red plastic "operating table" with 12 body cavities exposed. |
 | Ouija Board: Glow-in-the-Dark
- our price: $17.99
by Parker Brothers
Toy
(124 reviews)
Editorial Review: If you've seen "The Exorcist" lately, the folks at Parker Brotherswould like to extend a heartfelt "Captain Howdy-Ya-Do?" courtesy of theirnewly luminescent classic Ouija Board equipment. It's the same traditionalsetup as it was decades ago: the alphabet-and-numbers board with "Yes," |
 | Perfection
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(20 reviews)
Editorial Review: Even adults will be challenged by attempting to fit all 25 pieces into place before the 60-second alarm sounds. These complex geometric shapes need to be matched with the appropriate hole before the whole tray pops up and sends them flying in an explosion of yellow plastic. |
 | Pooh Musical Hide 'n Seek Game
- our price: $24.99
by Parker Brothers
Toy
(5 reviews)
Editorial Review: Winnie the Pooh is hunting for his friends, all of whom are hiding in honeypots, in this motorized musical memory game designed for preschoolers. To begin, placea character in each pot. Then tap Pooh's head and the characters will peek out, |
 | Popomatic Trouble
- our price: $10.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(41 reviews)
Editorial Review: Need an icebreaker? Want to work out some aggression without shin guards and helmets? Popomatic Trouble, Milton Bradley's classic race-and-chase game, is guaranteed to bring out your competitive side. Try to outstrip your opponents as you race your pawns around the colorful plastic board to safety. |
 | Pretty Pretty Princess
- our price: $10.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(30 reviews)
Editorial Review: There's a charming simplicity in this game for little ones who dream ofbeing a princess. Players move their pieces around the game board collectingplastic costume jewelry, such as rings, earrings, necklaces, |
 | Puppy Racers
by Parker Brothers
Toy
(22 reviews)
Editorial Review: Yip! Yip! Who can fetch the most balls--the yapping yellow pup or the bow-wowing black-and-white one? The race is on! Fast little fingers push purple buttons to make the two puppies go squeaking down the bright green track, |
 | Rack-O
- our price: $8.99
by Parker Brothers
Toy
(15 reviews)
Editorial Review: Like many card games, Rack-O is part skill, part luck of the draw. Two to four players try to get their rack of 10 cards in consecutive order, from lowest to highest, first. The cards are numbered from 1 to 60, |
 | Risk
list: $23.99
by Parker Brothers
Toy
(99 reviews)
Editorial Review: Risk--the game of world conquest--features a tri-fold game board that is a map of six continents divided into 42 territories. It's a game of strategy as you battle to win by launching daring attacks, defending your territory, |
 | Shrek Monopoly Jr
by Hasbro
Toy
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: monopoly jr: I bought monopoly jr for my 4 1/2 year old. It is easy enough for a young child to understand but is also fun for and older child. |
 | Silly Six Pins Bowling Game
list: $20.99 - our price: $14.95
by Hasbro
Toy
(67 reviews)
Editorial Review: Sally, Stevie, Stanley, Sophie, Stewie, and Sid are six colorful, lightweight bowling pins--each with their own personality--that talk to kids while they bowl. Taunts such as "C'mon!Roll the ball already!" |
 | Simon 2 Game
list: $23.99 - our price: $19.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(14 reviews)
Editorial Review: Simon says, "Would you like to play a game?" Or seven? With Simon 2, thenext generation of the classic electronic sequencing game, players can play thetraditional Simon challenges against the machine or they can turn over the unitfor head-to-head play with a human opponent. |
 | Simpson's Sez Game
list: $14.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Not for young kids!: I bought this toy thinking it would be harmless, and although I know the Simpsons is a show that you would prefer your children dont imitate, |
 | Stratego
- our price: $15.99
by Milton Bradley
Toy
(58 reviews)
Editorial Review: To arms! A harsh and lonely battlefield is the setting for Milton Bradley's newly redesigned Stratego board game. A removable fortress barrier sequesters your army from prying eyes whilst ye prepare yourselves for a most lengthy and glorious conflict. |
 | Talking Clue FX Board Game
- our price: $30.99
by Hasbro
Toy
(15 October, 2003)
(8 reviews)
Customer Review: Clue FX Review: This game plays exactly like the original Clue, except there are more suspects and more weapons. Also, it talks to you! |
 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Board Game
list: $12.99 - our price: $5.98
by Hasbro
Toy
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: A fantastic game for all ages: TMNT game with fantastic gameplay, fun for all ages. 3 different levels of play from the basic game to the advanced game, |
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