Monopoly Clone Wars
This Star Wars-themed game turns the classic Monopoly board into an exciting real-estate Clone War. Scenes from the Clone Wars TV series add more excitement to the overall game experience as players sell, buy and trade planets. Game comes with six collectible tokens: Rex, Anakin, Osaka, Obi Wan, General Grevious and Assaj. For 2 to 6 players.
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3 Stars great for a 9-yr old Clone Wars fan
My 9-yr old loves anything Star Wars or Clone Wars so this is a treasure for him. It plays just like the traditional Monopoly, with only the names and objects in the Clone Wars theme.
4 Stars Monopoly, mind activating toy.
I like this kind of toys, because they activate children*s minds, instead of seeing them spending hours in front of a video console game.
This kind of toy enables the capability for accounting and planning in young kids. I like it.
5 Stars A game fior all seasons!!
My grandson loves this game..more fun than a barrel of monkeys on a Sunday
afternoon!!
5 Stars Fun
Bought this for 8 year old son’s birthday…we’ve really had fun. Took a little reading to understand difference between regular version of Monopoly. Characters are fun and kids loved seeing all the different “properties.” Good for learning more about money and how the buying and selling of property works.
5 Stars Monopoly…Need I say more?!
Exactly what I was looking for and needed. Pieces are sturdy and the board is nice. Thanks.
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Pressman Seinfeld Trivia Game
Seinfeld,” a TV sit com phenomenon that began broadcasting in 1989 and is still seen today in syndication is as strong as ever. In 2009 Pressman is introducing a trivia game about all the quirky characters and their adventures and misadventures. Race around the board to visit Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer. Go to Monks Diner and guess the quote. Try to be the first player to get soup from you-know-who and collect his soup container card to win. Lots of other surprises along the way.
For 2 to 4 adult players
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Monopoly
In 1934, in the midst of the Great Depression, an unemployed heating engineer from Pennsylvania created the game of Monopoly. Realizing that his get-rich theme might appeal to other Americans, he had the game printed and distributed in a Philadelphia department store. When he couldn’t keep up with the overwhelming requests for more sets, he arranged for Parker Brothers to take over the game. And the rest, as they say, is history. But Monopoly is far from a quaint historical relic. To this day, it remains a riveting game of luck, chance, and savvy wheeling and dealing–all of which can make some lucky dog rich, rich, rich! Based on the purchase of Atlantic City real estate (a city currently renowned for its get-rich gambling opportunities), Monopoly is now printed in 26 languages with more than 200 million sets sold worldwide. Players still scoot the same beloved board pieces: the old shoe, the terrier, and the hot rod. This set also includes rules for a shortened version of the game and a new token, winner of Monopoly’s recent “design a token” contest. This is capitalism at its most fun and ruthless, a must-have edition in the family game closet. –Gail Hudson
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5 Stars Monopoly
I enjoy playing all versions of this game, (except the card game. That one is lame.) It is a fun, and entertaining classic board game. I think I will always like playing it.
5 Stars Great buy always a great choice.
This is a great game I have played over 500 times. I have played it with real money (had to tell the goverment why I needed so much money from the bank) that was great as no one wanted to pay up. I have played this with people all over the world (nepal, India, Japan) and they all think it is a great game.
I would first look over all the vertions (paixar, navy, coffee…) as mabe it has a topic you are into. Buy this game if you do not have it already one.
5 Stars LITTLE KNOWN TRIVIA FACTS ABOUT MONOPOLY
There are many hidden trivial facts about Monopoly which I’ve discovered through various books and resources. For those of you with inquiring minds and interest, here are a few of them.
Marvin Gardens has a few interesting things about it. First, it is misspelled by one letter on the property space. The word Gardens is properly spelled. It’s the first word, Marvin, that is misspelled. The real Marvin Gardens is actually Marven Gardens.
Second, Marvin Gardens is the only oddball street property on the board. It is not found within Atlantic City, New Jersey, which the other street properties are. Marven Gardens is found in nearby Margate, New Jersey.
There are four railroads on the board, marked by the engine icon. This however is a misconception. There are in fact only three. Have a close look at the four properties. Pennsylvania Railroad, B&O (Baltimore and Ohio) Railroad, Reading Railroad, and Short Line.
The trivia facts underlying the railroads are as follows. The Pennsylvania RR and the Reading RR once were the Pennsylvania-Reading Railroad. In other words, the two names were together as one. The B&O (Baltimore and Ohio) was a separate railroad line.
Here is the big one regarding the remaining property. The fourth railroad property is another oddball. Known as the Short Line, it is not a railroad at all. It is a bus line. I have ridden the Short Line with my Grandma Balen to and from Trump Plaza.
4 Stars Great toy
It’s still great toy for modern kids to get them interact with relatives and friends without computer
5 Stars satisfied with my purchase
This is the original version of monopoly.
Although house and hotels are plastic, the board game is solid and so are the cards and money.
Very highly recommended
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Dog Lovers Monopoly
Pet Lovers Monopoly edition with photographs of different breeds of dogs. Includes six collectible pooch-themed pewter tokens – Bone, Food Bowl, Dog House, Ball, Collar, Monopoly Terrier. For two to six players. Measures 20″ x 10″ x 1.25″.
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4 Stars If you are a Dog Lover and I have Three This is for You
You could find a Monopoly game made for anything now. Why not dogs. At least you don’t have to pick up the poops in this game. It a great fun game and the kids would love it. The Cat version is just as fun. A friend has that one.
3 Stars Gave it as a gift
I gave this game as a gift to my 7 year old neighbor who is crazy about dogs but a little too old for stuffed animals. He seemed happy when he opened it but I have not asked him if he has played it yet.
4 Stars As good as the original
This is a great game for anyone who loves dogs. It is basically the same play as the original Monopoly. Instead of railroads, there are tricks (stay, sit, etc.) and instead of utilities you have the food or water bowl. Go, Free Parking, and Jail are all the same. (Although it would have been cuter to have the pound and free barking.) A great game for Monopoly lovers.
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Late for the Sky Dino Opoly
DINO-OPOLY is a game based on those fascinating creatures of times gone by – Dinosaurs. It has all the fun of a traditional property trading game with some prehistoric twists. The game board features everyones favorite dinosaurs from giant-sized herbivores to teeny tiny carnivores. Players trade their Fossils in for Dino Bones to raise the rent in Dino-opoly! Each Dino Deed features fun facts about that particular dinosaur. Game play is for ages 6 and up
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