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Toy Brokers Toy Brokers is peraheading its
Q4 games activity with Doggie Doo - a fun and educational action game that helps children learn how to take care of a dog. After a player feeds the cute daschund a meal, they roll the dice and take the dog walkies. Then simply pump the lead and when the dog poops, scoop the poop! The fi rst player to scoop three lots of poop wins the game. Doggie Doo is suitable for ages 4+ RRP £23.00 TB is looking for an upsurge in demand for its electronic version of the hit ITV gameshow, The Cube, after the BAFTA-winning programme was
been recommisioned for a fourth series later this year. Meanwhile, Caption it! is a humourous, quick-fi re multiplayer board game where players choose one of seven captions to best match a photo; the judge then chooses the funniest caption and that player wins a point. Suitable for ages 8+, RRP £20. TB has increased its New Scotland Yard offering for 2011, following a successful 2010 licensing programme, in partnership with The
Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). Building on the success of its New Scotland Yard Forensics Kit, this year has seen the launch of the Board Game and Jigsaw Puzzle, along with the release of additional products. Having secured the Rubik’s licence for 2011, John Adams is launching new products designed to appeal to retro fans and new consumers
alike. Existing products, like the ‘Classic’ cube, will get a makeover, with fresh new environmentally-friendly packaging and impactful design for greater wow factor and on-shelf presence. Rubik’s Race meanwhile, is a fast-paced, head-to-head challenge while Rubik’s 360 is an innovative extension to the puzzle range. John Adams’ Tetris Link is a tabletop game that pits opponents in a strategic contest of linking and blocking. Players score points each time
they link three or more pieces together. Suitable for ages 8+ RRP £25. T: 01480 414361 W:
www.toybrokers.com
Mattel Mattel’s approach to the games aisle in the lead up to Christmas 2011 includes Scrabble Trickster with a
limited edition version featuring trick cards created by the British public. Chosen from thousands of submissions, the new tricks take the rule-breaking fun one step further bringing a completely new level of unpredictable play. The world’s favourite word-game Scrabble Original continues its strong form and, following the smash hit success of the movie, new Cars 2 My First Scrabble will help children make their fi rst words inspired by all their favourite characters and the thrilling racing action.
With over 50 million downloads across the world, the Angry Birds app is a global phenomenon. Now
Mattel has brought the cult game to life with Angry Birds Knock On Wood. Players pick a mission card and build the structure shown before attempting to destroy it by using a slingshot to launch a bird at the tower. According to Hasbro, games have been fl ying off the shelves in the US, making this a strong favourite this Christmas. In Mattel’s kids’ games portfolio is Red Rover, a memory-matching game for pre-schoolers featuring an
electronic talking dog. Red Rover helps children learn about colours, numbers, shapes and letters in a fun and energetic way as they try to collect bones from around the room. Uno* celebrates its 40th anniversary in style with the launch of a new- look Uno Extreme that includes a Uno dispenser, which can fi re up
to eight cards at a time. T: 01628 500000 W:
www.mattel.com/uk
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