Monopoly Electronic Banking Edition

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Now players can experience the most current version of Monopoly with an electronic banking unit instead of cash. A truly fun experience which utilizes today's trend of a cashless society.

The Monopoly Electronic Banking Edition game combines the best of classic Monopoly with updated electronic transactions. As with the original version, players still operate with money, learn real-world economics, competition and strategy, try to stay out of jail, and try their best to get filthy rich. But this version has been updated to reflect changes in how the real world uses money: All transactions are conducted with Monopoly's new banking card system. Anyone from age 8 and up will enjoy this updated version of one of the world's most famous games. Uses two "AAA" batteries, not included.

Includes gameboard, electronic banker unit, title deed cards, chance and community chest cards, 6 debit cards, 2 dice, 6 modern tokens - Segway Personal Transporter, Baseball Cap, Altoids Tin, Space Shuttle, Flat-Screen TV and Dog in Handbag, 32 houses, 12 hotels and instructions. Anyone from age 8 and up will enjoy this updated version of one of the world's most famous games. Uses two "AAA" batteries, not included.
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- Features a gameboard
- Comes with title deed cards, chance and community chest cards, 6 debit cards, 2 dice, 6 tokens, 32 houses, 12 hotels and instructions
- For ages 8 and above
- Comes with board, Banker Unit, tokens, title deed cards, chance cards, community chest cards, Monopoly bank cards, houses, hotels, dice
- For ages 8 to 127
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 "Love it!!" 2010-02-11
By R. Bell (Michigan)
I love this updated version of the game, it is the same monopoly....but just better, the game goes much faster with the electronic banking system. It is also good for the younger players who want to be the banker...no more having to keep track of all the money any more. Love it!

 "Great addition to the monopoly family!" 2010-02-10
By C. Parkin
This was a Christmas present for my "game crazy" teen. Everyone loved the ease of the debit tracking instead of paper money! It was much more expensive in the stores...great deal here!

 "Monopoly" 2010-01-31
By N. Gray
This was a great Christmas gift for my daughter and her family--she had been wanting the electronic version for some time now and the price was awesome!

 "great updated game for kids today" 2010-01-30
By kjr (wisconsin, USA)
This game was fun and is now current and cool for the kids to play. They all wanted to be the banker and run the debit cards. So modern with the utilities being a cell phone provider and internet service and airports instead of railroads. Also the kids could identify the ballparks and vacation spots that they wanted to purchase. Very nice updated game.

 "Fun, but leaves you wanting a little more." 2010-01-29
By Lindsey Y. Lukenbill
Love the game we play it all the time, however a common thought between us all was that we miss the money.....Its not as fun when there is no money because it is all put on the cards....plus it is kinda a hassle to pass around the atm thing all the time...overall i would recomend it and it is a fun game, but I think we like the old one better.


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Electronic Hyperslide

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Be quick as you flick, slide or shoot the different-colored hyper discs under the arch. As the game unit calls out the sequence of colors for you to pass, the game "knows" if you've passed the right disc or not. Pass 'em fast before the buzzer blasts! Obey the voice commands, get your brain in the game and break the code, or guess which color will be called next. Play with a friend or practice solo.

Tabletop slide-and-pass excitement features electronic lights and sounds, plus an announcer's voice that talks you through three fast-sliding game modes. Electronic game unit comes with four Hyper Discs, each a different color; plus Hyper Band and instructions. Requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included). For 1 or 2 players.
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- Electronic game for table top fun and competition
- 3 different games for team, 1-on-1, and solo play
- Designed for 1- and 2-person play; storage compartment for discs
- Pass'em fast before the buzzer blasts! Obey the voice commands, get your brain in the game and break the code, or guess which color will be called next!
- Games remember high scores. Electronic game shuts off on its own.
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 "fun, but not for everyone" 2010-01-29
By K. Smith (St Petersburg, FL)
I bought this for my 9 yr old nephew for Christmas. He was much more interested in his Xbox, unfortunately, to give it much attention. And he lost one of the disks almost right away, but it does have a handy holding spot. Once we found the disk (took a couple days) I showed him where to keep them, but expect that they will get lost again. At any rate, despite that he did not get into the game, I really liked it and so did my five year old. he stuck to only two games (one that is like simon says and another where it tells you which disk to slide under and you have limited time). The rest of the games were a bit too complicated. And those two games even got to be too hard for him after a bit. So, if you have an slightly older child (maybe 6 and up?), that actually plays with something other than their video game machine and is slightly responsible to not lose pieces, then this is a great buy. Adults will enjoy it too and you can play together.

 "fun for one or two players" 2010-01-07
By Holly Marie Walters (Copper, CA)
This is a fun game. It has one or two player settings. To win you need to think fast and have quick reflexes. My little brother received this as a gift-- quickly we were all taking turns at playing (10, 11, 27, 37 and 54 years old) so it's great for ages 8 and up! After playing this, I purchased it for a friend's sons for a Christmas gift.

 "Too spazzy for my liking" 2009-12-30
By William W. Davis
QUICK SUMMARY: This fast-paced (I call it "spazzy") game requires razor sharp reflexes and a very focused mind. I usually play games to relax, but this game doesn't relax me -- rather, is stresses me out!



What was I thinking?



On the strength of great Amazon reviews, I bought this as a present for my 13-year-old son this past Christmas. Last year, I bought another electronic game solely on the strength of Amazon reviews, Bulls Eye Baseball, which we all enjoyed (me especially, as I got pretty good at the game).



This Christmas, I'm not much of a contender for the faster reflexes of my 13yo. Okay, so maybe my 2-star review is just because I'm a grumbling loser. I'd like to think not, of course, so here's why I don't care for this game:



One, there is no volume control. In loud settings, it can be hard to hear the announcer call out the color puck, and it's frustrating to lose a game because you couldn't hear the announcer's voice. In quiet settings, the voice is too loud.



Two, it'd have been better to include 4-color LED lights so the game could optionally be played noiselessly without any need for any announcer voice at all. And "noiselessly" means being able to turn-off that stupid background music, too.



Three, opening the cover to the pucks can lead to an explosion where the hard-to-remove lid suddenly flies off, and the pucks scatter everywhere. Why couldn't it have had a simpler, more elegant design, where it's just a slide-out drawer?



Four, there is no on/off button. When you want the game to end, there is an automatic shut-off mechanism, but who wants to listen to the music and announcer drone on and on as you wait for the stupid game to just SHUT UP already! The only easy way to get the game to shut up and turn off is to use a pointy object to depress the reset button.



Five, we thought the game was actually broken when we first tried using it -- it turned on and spoke to us, but the game wouldn't register the colored pucks passing underneath the archway. Turns out, the loose batteries we installed from the "junk drawer" were half-spent and didn't provide enough voltage to run the game properly. The game should have recognized this and said, "Low battery power - please replace all batteries before playing this game." We almost packed it up and shipped it back to Amazon before realizing it was a "user error."



Six, I just don't like games that are spazzy and require fast reflexes. I play games to relax and laugh. If you like the card game Dutch Blitz, you'll probably like this game, too, as it's just as frenetic. I hate Dutch Blitz because it's frenetic.



My kids have played the game solo and against each other, but none seem to be as fascinated with the game as much as other Amazon reviewers have been when they began playing. I'm guessing that it'll get shoved underneath the microwave oven -- where all of our games are stowed -- a few days after New Year's Day, and we'll hardly ever play it in 2010.



You can see from the many 4- and 5-star reviews that most people really like this game, however. Consider my review, then, as a counter-balance to all those positive reviews, so if you pull the trigger and buy this game, you'll really know what you're getting, and how well you're likely going to enjoy playing it.

 "Love it!" 2009-12-29
By K. Foos (OHIO)
Saw this toy at a friend's house and the kids loved it so I bought one for Christmas. They love playing with it. It is lots of fun for grown-ups as well. Highly recommended for hours of playtime either alone or with a friend. Glad we bought it.

 "Great for all ages" 2009-12-29
By J. Watkins
Whenever I purchase a game or toy, I always cross my fingers hoping that my young kids (6 and 4) will be able to play. This game is perfect for not only the kids, but for mom and dad also. The kids can play it together as a team or against each other in competition. We've had hours and hours of fun so far. Definitely a game your family should own!


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