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Pokemon. My lad loved pokemon.
Hungry Hungry Hippos4.
But she's "terribly advanced for her age" of course.
Any suggestions for 'starter' boardgames for younger children?
I've got an old (50's looking) version of this called Menuette. It's not got the worms etc though, just foods thst are scored better/worse.There was one I enjoyed as a young kid, but I can't remember it's name. You had a 'plate' and there were cards that had various different foodstuffs on it - some were 'good' food (mashed potato, lamb, beans, etc) and others were 'bad' food (rotten fish, worms, etc). You took turns in picking up cards and had to fill your plate with good food, although obviously being a kid the fun was often in getting the bad food
But I can't remember what it was called
I found a slave 1 unsold (not any more) for x wing!
No bloody Millenium Falcon's though.
Bollocks to that!Yeah me too, unless you want to pay like £50 you ain't getting a Falcon any time soon...
Was a bit disappointed by that episode, to be honest - the rules were hard to understand from Wil's brief explanation, the scores at the end of each day were impossible to comprehend, and Chris Kluwe wasn't half as eloquent as he comes across in print.Tabletop has started again..
Bollocks to that!
Was a bit disappointed by that episode, to be honest - the rules were hard to understand from Wil's brief explanation, the scores at the end of each day were impossible to comprehend, and Chris Kluwe wasn't half as eloquent as he comes across in print.
Got that Junior Monopoly (based in a theme park I think) in the charity shop the other day for 3 quid. Says it's for 5+ so it may stay on the shelf for a while.
That price must be inflated as it's out of stock in most places.Sheriff of Nottingham for Christmas as something a bit different from our normal fare: £40
Bah, wouldn't get that with "Call of Duty: Dead Horse"That price must be inflated as it's out of stock in most places.
List price seems to be £25.
What's a good alternative to Amazon for buying board games (save for going out into the real world which, as we all know, is full of goblins who want to eat our eyes)?