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Simpsons Chess Game Review

Simpsons Chess Game
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The first Simpson Chess set left a bit to be desired, although it wasn`t too bad. This one, by Cardinal Games, is far superior. My only complaint is that Bart, the bishop, isn`t taller. I know he is a child, but his base could have been at least one inch higher. Also, the painting on the bases of the Barts are a bit confusing, sometimes making you think that your Bart is the other side`s Bart. I fixed mine by gluing 3 regular checkers under the Barts and repainting the bases to lessen the confusion. While I was at it I added one checker under each of the Homers. Now I love the set! For those of you not too handy with glue and paint, don`t worry. It`s still a great set.

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Very limited quantities available on this deluxe edition of Simpsons Chess Set which combines the classic game of strategy and intellect with the wacky and wonderful characters that inhabit the world of the Simpsons, and is sure to be a collector's item. The laminated wood board measures a generous 15 x 15 inches. The durable plastic chessmen will be a hit with any Simpsons' fan as it includes Homer and Marge Simpson as the king and queen respectively, Bart (bishop), Lisa (rook), and Maggie (pawn) Simpson, as well as Krusty the Clown (knight). These chessmen an also be used as figurines on a desktop or bookshelf.

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Monster,inc. Edition Life Game Review

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My daughter is 8. We haven't seen Monsters Inc. yet, however, we have been fans of the original LIFE game and thought this might be interesting...as the commercials really depict it as loads of fun. It WAS interesting the first time we played it. The game is not as detailed as the original LIFE. There is a minimal amount of money to deal with (only 100 and 500 dollar bills) and there are no spaces on the board with instructions as in the original Life..there are cards to choose different things like which Career, House, Pet, etc...you will get in your monster life. There is no "betting on the wheel" or chances to obtain a share of another player's windfall. One good thing was there were no little plastic "people" to constantly fall out of the cars! This game allows a maximum of only 4 players at a time as well (didn't the original allow more?). I think really little kids who get bored with the "Life challenges" on the original game would enjoy this...maybe ages 4 through 7. Get this game only if you can get it on sale....

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Monopoly - X-Men Collector's Edition Review

Monopoly - X-Men Collector's Edition
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I have been an X-men fan for more years than I care to admit to. I wasn't crazy about yet another X-men product until I realized that it was based on the comics rather than the movie. All the representations in the game are what I remember from the old comics. I love it.

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Usaopoly Simpsons Monopoly Review

Usaopoly Simpsons Monopoly
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I collect Monopoly board games. This is by far the most beautiful Monopoly game ever. If you are a Simpson fan that's a bonus. The board features almost every place in Springfield from the Kwik-E-Mart to Mr. Burns Manor. You could spend hours looking at every little and totally hilarious details. The game tokens are very nice plus you have the option to purchase other limited edition game tokens which are very cool by the way. The property deeds are a work of art. And on plus side if you have children and want to interest them in math and strategy while having fun you can not go wrong with this one. One more thing; if you do deside to purchase this game and plan on using it you better buy more than one or you will find yourself making your friends wash their hands before they could even think of touching it. Do yourself a favor and buy this game. Have fun.

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The Monorail has come to the quirky town of Springfield, and now it is a race to own it all. Buy and sell your favorite landmarks in the town of Springfield such as Moe's, Barney's Bowl-a-Rama, the Kwik-E-Mart, and the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. This completely customized game comes with six collectible pewter tokens: Bart, Homer, Kang, Blinky, Santa's Little Helper, and Jebediah Springfield. The perfect gift for die-hard Simpsons fans.

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The Simpsons Dice Review

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So I generally buy any Simpsons game, and some are fun and some are disappointing, but this game was a blast with a small group of friends to play and talk during. For adults, it can easily be modified to a drinking game as well if you really would like.
First of all, the game play is quick and simple. The rules take a few seconds to learn, but the strategy takes a little longer. This is a version of the game "Pirates Dice", which if you have never played, can be a blast. The point is to be the player with dice left at the end of the game. You take turns in a circle "Bidding" on number of dice between all players that are of a certain number (Which includes the possibility of a "wild"). Once someone bids, the next player has to either raise the bid or challenge the bid. The bid can never go lower during a round. If you challenge and win, the bidder loses a dice and if you challenge and lose, you lose a dice. It s rather simple.
Honestly, I am not sure if kids would enjoy it a whole lot, it is much more of a social game, the kind you play to pass the time and hang out with buddies instead of childhood entertainment, but for those purposes, I recommend it highly.
Really, you can play the game with a bunch of dice and some cups, there is nothing that you really need out of this game set, but it always adds fun when you can play with Simpsons characters.
The game includes four "Duff" Dice Rolling cans (Which store the dice when not playing as well), a set of dice for each of the four cans, and a "Duff" plastic bag to store the cans in for later use I suppose or just for fun.
Overall, worth the money for a good time for teenagers and adults.

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Join the gang at Moe's Tavern and bluff your way to victory with The Simpsons Duff Dice game! The first and only Liar's Dice game with a Simpsons theme, The Simpsons Duff Dice comes complete with a four-pack of authentic Duff Beer can dice cups, 20 custom, oversized dice with the pips replaced by your favorite 'Moe's Tavern' gang, and a Duff Beer grocery bag to store the game.

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Animated and Talking Dashboard Krusty Review

Animated and Talking Dashboard Krusty
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A decidedly odd toy. For one thing, I'm not sure how they came to call it a "dashboard" doll; at 8 inches, it's far too big for any dashboard smaller than a pick-up truck. Also, though Krusty does indeed talk, the playback is tinny and the speed variable, so you usually can't understand what he says. There's also so much repetition of phrases that it's easy to get bored with him -- and every other time you get the goofy song, which is too fast and too garbled to pick out more than every fifth word.
A curiosity more than a fun toy, unless you're an obsessive Simpsons collector.

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The Krusty the Clown figure was made for dash boards. He stands approx. 8.5 inches tall. He is way to big to be a nice dashboard figure, but he is a great figure. Krusty is made to body bobble. He sings Super Freak. Krusty has been around for awhile, he comes with 2 AAA batteries, which will need to be replaced. Krusty will make a great dispaly any Simpsons fan will enjoy!

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Jeopardy Game Simpsons Edition Review

Jeopardy Game Simpsons Edition
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The Simpson's JEOPARDY is played just like the regular JEOPARDY! board game. Most of the same game pieces are included, except the game money has pictures of The Simpson's cast and there is a giant "billboard" of the Simpson family. This is a game that any fan of the show will enjoy and that can weed out the novices out from the uberfans. A sample smidgen of categories includes: "Who Shot Mr. Burns?", "D'Oh-Pourri", "Based On...", "Springfield of Dreams", "Marge's Leftovers", "Professor Frink, N'Hey", "Bart the Daredevil", "The End Credits", "On This Date...", "Milestones", and "Springfield Museums." Some of the questions are hilarious, but almost all are completely trivial. I'm a fan of the show, but am not obsessed with it and can only get about 50% of the questions right. I have friends who have never missed a question, yet. THE SIMPSON'S JEOPARDY! board game makes a great gift for any Simpson's fan.

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Hasbro The Game of Life - Simpsons Edition Review

Hasbro The Game of Life - Simpsons Edition
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I am basing my comments on the fact I had the classic Game of Life back in the 80's. That game was fun and it was solidly made. The spin wheel was made more like a flywheel (of sorts) to give it that "Wheel of Fortune" level of spin. The extra parts would fit in so perfectly on the board and into the box that you didn't need to take apart the board. The little things they threw in the game are fun too. However this isn't the original. So here the comparison:
- It's not as solidly made. The parts of the game board you attach are made of a lot thinner plastic and aren't made to stay on the board when you pack up back in the box.
- The spinning wheel is a travesty of design compared to the original. It's just a plastic wheel you drop in it's place. No effort was made to reduce friction and give it that "flywheel" feel.
- The game is still fun in spite of all this.
This Simpsons version of course adds the flavor of Springfield to the mix. Many of the landmarks you recall from the TV show are there along with a mess of little details that make the game fun for fans. I won't go so far as to say it's a dream come true for major fans expecting lots of trivia and inside jokes, but it's still fun.
I can understand why it was cheaply made. Companies cut corners all the time. I don't like the fact they did so on the spinning wheel here as that does cut into the quality of the game significantly. However the rest is understandable and acceptable. All in all I still recommend this for Simpsons and Game of Life fans. Just don't spend a whole lot of money on it.

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Combine the hilarity of one of America's favorite cartoon families with a classic board game, and you've got The Simpson's Version of Life. With two major brands in one game, you're sure to have hours of friendly competition and entertainment. Take a spin through America's most popular hometown, Springfield, with Homer, Marge and the kids. Spin the wheel of fate to find out what you'll do and where you'll go next. Do good deeds to earn Life Tiles and more money down the road. Two to six players.

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Simpsons Homer Motion Activated Talking Dashboard Driver Review

Simpsons Homer Motion Activated Talking Dashboard Driver
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Homer is one funny guy! Has a full/loud volume voice that you can actually hear, and understand what he is saying over the road noises you may encounter. I believe Homer is for any age, as I bought him for a man in his 70's, and he loves him. Good price, lots of humor, colorful, fun for all, and his batteries were in good working order. Enjoy!

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This animated likeness of Homer Simpson is sure to keep you entertained while driving. Homer talks to you in response to car movement or at the press of a button - all in his real character voice. Perfect for miles of fun!

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Simpsons Trivia Game II Board Game Review

Simpsons Trivia Game II Board Game
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Bought this for my grandson and he plays it alot.
He enjoys it, well worth the money.

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2000 - The Simpsons - Trivia Game - All New Questions - Comes with Simpsons Cast Poster - Includes: Trivia Cards, Character Cards, 1 Die, Cast Poster, Instructions & Collectible Tin - Limited Edition - Sealed & Mint - Collectible

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Scene It? The Simpsons Deluxe Edition Review

Scene It The Simpsons Deluxe Edition
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As I've seen "Scene It?"s made for Seinfeld and Harry Potter, I always wondered how there couldn't be Scene It? for the Simpsons. So I just about crapped myself when I saw this on Amazon. I should also include that the one amazon sells is the Deluxe Edition and stores mostly sell standard. They cost the same, but the Deluxe has an extra 30 trivia cards, 6 more buzz cards, and the pieces and dice are all a lot better crafted. Make sure to buy the Deluxe.
Anyways, the game is just like any other Scene It with games using sound clips (where you guess which character is talking), sketches to guess a character, scrambled images of characters and scenes, and most importantly, clips to watch where you either have to finish the line or answer a question. The amount of All Plays in the game is astounding. I've played through at least 10 full games and, while I do see repeats more and more, there are always still new questions after clips or new images unscrambling. Not to mention tons of trivia cards. The only things that are really limited are the 16 Buzz Cards (10 in the standard edition), which are like Chance cards. You won't go through 10 Buzz cards in a single game, but they get old pretty quick once you lap through them.
The difficulty has a big range from incredibly easy questions, such as: after playing a clip of Homer jumping Springfield Gorge, it asks "What Springfield landmark is Homer jumping?". Stuff that you can get without the clip or having watched the simpsons for ten years. There are also some impossible trivia questions, asking about random guest stars from season 8 that you never had any idea had a part in the Simpsons. But I did have to rate this game a 5 in educational value, since due to these kinds of questions, I now know Professor Frink's first name and what character Edward Norton played on the Simpsons.
You do, however, have to, at the bare minimum, have a working memory of character names to have a chance at winning the game. So as long as you know who Kent Brockman or Rod Flanders are, you should be fine for several of the questions. I assume most looking at this product, though, are really into the Simpsons and that shouldn't be a problem for.
I honestly have no hesitation giving this Scene It 5 stars. It is probably my favorite Simpsons toy and I have thoroughly enjoyed every time I've set it up to play. Questions are heavily weighted towards the first 10 seasons, but do occasionally have question about episodes as recent as Season 20. Even a moderate Simpsons fan can enjoy the game immensely.

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Features real clips, puzzlers and trivia about America's favorite dysfunctional family.Celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Simpsons, this game includes everyone's favorite Springfield residents, guest stars and more from the first two decades of the show!

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