Trivial Pursuit took the world by storm in the 1980's, followed by a series of editions based on time periods, TV shows, Disney properties, and more. The problem is that, if you want multiple editions, you have to keep buying more boxes. Hasbro has now solved this problem with Trivial Pursuit: Digital Choice Edition.  read more »

Guess Who? is a classic game for 2 players in which players try to guess which face from a board full the opponent is thinking of by asking about specific features and narrowing down to the chosen face. The game consists of 2 folding boards that open like a laptop to conceal the chosen face from the opponent, and each board shows all faces with a door to close over each face when eliminated from possibility.  read more »

I was 9 years old when Star Wars IV: A New Hope dominated the 1977 Summer Box Office.  read more »

Each virtual world for kids offers different features, and Littlest Pet Shop VIP's bring their own unique take on the online experience.

The Stuffed Animal

The huge-eyed cutetastic stuffed animals are just the right size to accompany kids to bed at night and play with during the day. Made from sturdy fabric and tight stitching, they look and feel like they'll hold up a long time.  read more »

On the surface, Operation: Hulk Edition (Milton Bradley Games, approximate retail price $19.99, Ages 6 and up) is very like its classic Operation counterpart. In both editions, game play involves diagnosing a patient’s illness by drawing a “Doctor” card, then using the supplied tweezers to remove the stated offending plastic malady from the patient’s body, laid out on a plastic operating table.  read more »

Baseball is more than just a sport. It's a way of thinking. It's a metaphor. There's a reason baseball is as much an American institution as hot dogs and apple pie: instead of a set of rules, it's a collection of concepts.

The basics of baseball can be (and have been) adapted to contless forms: video games, darts, board games, and more. Milton Bradley's Bulls-Eye Baseball presents baseball as skeeball with a trampoline.  read more »

PAWTUCKET, R.I.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hasbro, Inc. (NYSE: HAS) reveals its exciting new product offerings at New York’s annual American International Toy Fair with innovation in a wide range of entertainment categories.  read more »

We've had this game for a few weeks now and were anxious to review it, but figured what better time to review it than when we were together with family for Thanksgiving. While the kids were running around, the parents and grandparents sat down to play.  read more »

When I was in high school, I had an uncanny knack for word association with lyrics. Just about any word would trigger a song in my mind, and I'd start quietly singing to myself. Some of my friends picked up on this and would start throwing words at me to challenge me to come up with a song with that word in the lyrics.  read more »

Little did I know that this skill would someday come in handy, because that is one of the many skills useful in Hasbro's new i-List Music Party Game.

I have always liked to play "speed" games, where you have to think and react quickly. My family doesn't like to play against me very often, and Hyper Slide can be played by either one or two people, which is probably why I like the game so much.  read more »