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strategy is geared towards bringing families together around kitchen tables and living room fl oors for Family Game Nights throughout the year. For the younger gamers in the family,
Hasbro introduces Play-Doh Smashed Potatoes (Age 5 years +). The object of the game is to help your Play-Doh spud make it home to the farm in one piece. The updated Connect 4: Launchers (Age 5 years +) sees players aiming, launching and connecting their way to victory in this active twist on the game of four in a row. Instead of dropping checkers into a grid, players must launch them into a horizontal grid to make a winning four-in- a-row. Also making a return is Shark Chase (Age 5 years +) which sees players rolling the dice looking for their colours while the motorised shark chomps and chases the fi sh around the game board. After celebrating 75 years young in 2010, the classic version of Monopoly retains its number one position as the UK’s most popular board game. The dynamic brand continues to innovate and evolve into 2011. May 2011 saw the launch of a
brand new version of Monopoly: Cars 2 Lightning McQueen Racetrack (Age 5 years +) on a new round racetrack game board. Instead of rolling the dice, players send Lightning McQueen racing around the track to determine how many spaces to move. The Cars 2 fun continues with Cars 2
Operation, where players must fi x secret spy agent Mater, and Cars 2 Frustation, which features Mater as the Pop-O-Matic die-rolling bubble! The family favourite The Game of Life takes
on new features to challenge and excite players with the Adventures Edition (Age 8 years +) which includes new choices such
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as climbing the Himalayas or adopting a pet. A new, rotating game board can change the game with a simple twist of the spinner so just as life changes so does the board! In electronic games, the
electronic memory skill game of Simon made popular in
the ‘80s has been brought back in Flash form in Simon Flash (age 8 years +). This latest edition sees players swap and switch the four electronic, coloured tiles to match the Simon colour sequence order called out by the game. Four games are featured that challenge games of memory and logic, extending beyond the traditional Simon memory game. Bop-It! is back for autumn 2011 with the new version, XT (age 8 years +) featuring six commands including ‘Bop it’, ‘Spin it’, ‘Flick it’, ‘Pull it’, and ‘Twist it’ and the new ‘Shake it’. The game features play modes including Single Player, Pass It, and Party, and four levels of play for ranging abilities. A headphone jack is also included in the Bop-It! XT unit to allow kids to fi ne tune
their skills quietly, or hook up to speakers for group play. Hasbro completes its 2011 Games line- up with the return of Scattergories and Taboo to the adult games portfolio. Taboo, the laugh out loud, out-of-your-seat game of forbidden words, has been completely refreshed for 2011 with all new cards, a game changing die and a new Taboo buzzer.
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MONOPOLY Electronic Banking Edition from Hasbro is all about fl ash, not cash. in this ultra-modern version of th iconic board game. Wave goodbye to cash and say hello to a new MONOPOLY bank card, which allows players to scoop up property with a swipe of plastic. But that‘s not the only change for the new Electronic Banking edition. The board features all new property locations with Kensington Palace Gardens replacing Mayfair in the iconic dark blue space refl ecting the real life shift in London’s property prices. Modernised tokens and higher property values also feature - plus you now get $2m for passing go.
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