Snap Circuits SC-300
This educational kit is loaded with more than 300 projects to build. For example, kids [...]
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We had a board game (in the early- to mid-70s I guess) called Mine A Million. You had to transport stuff (gold?) from mines to a coastal port by putting the stuff in little plastic barges and trucks. When you earned enough from that you could afford a ship and then transport your stuff from the coastal warehouse to an overseas port for the big bucks. I used to love it for the little trucks and boats, but I don’t think it sold well because I don’t know anybody else who has heard of it.
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I love board games. I’ll take you on in Parchesi, Sorry, Battleship, Life … the list goes on. My sister and I still get really competitive over Scrabble — though these days we play on Facebook. But now you can take your clever board game idea and make it reality. This appears to be geared toward teachers, but hey, [...]
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Operation
Beep, beep! Tweet-tweet! Ribbet! This all-new game of Operation offers a full multi-sensory experience like never before. [...]
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Fundex Bulls-Eye Washers
This game is similar to horseshoes but much more fun. Players heave washers at a [...]
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