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Squeeze Play™ Item #1050 New Game! Ages 10 – adult 1 3 1 Item size: 10 ⁄8 X 8 /8 X 2 ⁄8 5 5 1 Case size: 13 /16 X 8 /16 X 11 /8 Pack: 6/case Cube: .77 Wt. 10 lbs. UPC: 6-32468-01050-7 Squeeze Play™ Item #1050 Bend your mind around visual clues that will baffle and befuddle as everyone tries to “squeeze” out the right answer first. This DVD game is filled with entertaining mind teasers such as mazes, word scrambles, word fill-ins and spot the difference that will stump even the smartest players. To play, everyone chooses a squeezer with an associated sound and then when you know the answer you SQUEEZE to play. If the answer is right that player gets to play the Squeeze Play in that category. Run the Suicide Squeeze… Squeeze out the competition! ©2007 Endless Games, Inc. New Game! Match Game™ DVD Edition Item #1020 Match answers with the stars… on your TV! Based Ages 12 – adult 1 3 1 on the classic TV game show from the 70’s and 80’s Item size: 10 /8 X 8 /8 X 2 /8 5 5 1 (and #1 Rated show on The Game Show Network), Case size: 13 /16 X 8 /16 X 11 /8 The Match Game DVD enables players to step back Pack: 6/case Cube: .77 Wt. 8 lbs. to a time of polyester and leisure suits and fill in the UPC: 6-32468-01020-0 blanks with famous pseudo-celebrities from that era. Match Game is a trademark of FremantleMedia Operations BV. Licensed by FremantleMedia Licensing Worldwide. www.fremantlemedia.com ©2005 FremantleMedia North America, Inc. All rights reserved. Based on the television program Match Game. New Game! Slide 5™ Item #840 Endless Games has put its signature fun and zany game play touch on their version of the game called Slide 5. The quick-to-learn and ™ easy-to-play card game relies on “luck of the draw”. The object of Cheater the game is not to pick up points. But, with four rows to play and Item #800 build on and possibly “slide” into your possession – it’s easier said than done. One never knows what the next turn of the card will The only game where you're allowed to cheat! bring – momentary relief or Slide 5 and start a new row – fast Roll the dice and spell C-H-E-A-T-E-R in one paced simultaneous turn taking guarantees edge of your seat fun! of 4 color suits to win. Roll doubles, and you're Ages 8 & up 7 3 the cheater and play by your own rules! Item size: ⁄8 X 6 X 3 ⁄4 7 7 3 Case size: 11 ⁄8 X 4 ⁄8 X 6 ⁄4 Ages: 7 to Adult 7 3 Pack: 12/case Cube: .23 Wt. 5lbs Item Size: /8 X 5 X 3 /4 7 7 3 UPC: 6-32468-00840-5 Case Size: 11 /8 X 4 /8 X 5 /4 Pack: 12/Case Wt: 5lbs Cube: 0.19 ©2007 Endless Games, Inc. Cheater™ & ©2000 Awesome Games. Manufactured Under License Agreement And Distributed By Endless Games, Inc. UPC: 6-32468-00800-9 New Edition! Password™ Fifth Edition Item #250 Can you get your partner to guess the secret Password™ by giving one-word clues? Password™ is the classic word association game of clever communication. Ages: 12 to Adult 7 5 5 Item Size: 1 /8 x 9 /8 x 7 /8 7 1 3 Case Size: 11 /8 x 8 /8 x 10 /8 Pack: 6/Case Wt: 5lbs Cube: 0.58 UPC: 6-32468-00250-2 Password & Password Junior Item #940 This combo tin combines classic Password™ with a Junior version for younger players and new readers. Junior rules allow for additional clues and charades. Ages: 7 to Adult 1 1 3 Item Size: 7 /2 x 4 /2 x 1 /4 1 3 3 Case Size: 8 /4 x 4 /4 x 10 /4 Pack: 6/Case Wt: 10lbs Cube: 0.24 UPC: 6-32468-00940-2 ©2004 Fremantlemedia North America Inc. All Rights Reserved. Licensed By Fremantle Brand Licensing. Password™ Is A Trademark Of Fremantlemedia Operations B.V. Based On The Television Program Password™. Family Feud™ Third Edition Item #310 Filled with pop culture survey questions from the TV Game show, the ultimate game of family fun is back. The Survey says, "Fun!" Ages: 8 to Adult 1 1 1 Item Size: 10 /2 x 10 /2 x 2 /4 7 1 3 Case Size: 14 /8 x 11 /8 x 11 /8 Pack: 6/Case Wt: 10lbs Cube: 1.08 UPC: 6-32468-00310-3 The Newlywed Game™ Second Edition Item #150 It’s couple versus couple in this home version of the classic game show where you’ll discover how much you really know, or don’t know about your significant other! Ages: 18 to Adult 1 1 1 Item Size: 10 /2 x 10 /2 x 2 /4 7 1 3 Case Size: 14 /8 x 11 /8 x 11 /8 Pack: 6/Case Wt: 8lbs Cube: 1.08 UPC: 6-32468-00150-5 ©2004 Fremantlemedia North America Inc. All Rights Reserved. Licensed By Fremantle Brand Licensing. Family Feud™ Is A Trademark Of Fremantlemedia Operations B.V. Based On The Television Program Family Feud™. ® & © 2006 Columbia TriStar Television Distribution. All Rights Reserved. Gerald McBoing Boing™ Item #640 Based on the Academy Award winning Dr. Seuss cartoon, and now featured everyday on the Cartoon Network, Gerald McBoing Boing™ is the story of 6- year-old Gerald: an adventurous little boy with a unique talent for speaking only in sound effects. This game offers young children the chance to join Gerald on his series of adventures, both big and small, as he honks, whistles, clangs, toots and cuckoos through his day. This fun game will both entertain and teach, using sound association to engage and involve its young players. Ages: 3 to 6 1 1 1 Item Size: 10 /2 X 10 /2 X 2 /4 7 1 3 Case Size: 14 /8 X 11 /8 X 11 /8 ™ Pack: 6/Case Wt: 8lbs Cube: 1.08 Tickle Bee UPC: 6-32468-00640-1 Item #650 He’s the little bee who seems alive as you tickle him from flower to hive! This classic preschool game from the 50’s is simple nostalgic fun! Ages: 3 to Adult 1 5 3 Item Size: 13 /8 x 6 /16 x /4 3 3 Case Size: 14 x 9 /4 x 7 /8 © Classic Media, Inc. GERALD MCBOING BOING, related images and other indicia are Pack: 12/Case Wt: 4lbs Cube: 0.66 trademarks of and copyrighted by Classic Media, Inc. All rights reserved. UPC: 6-32468-00650-0 ©1998 Luchland Company. All Rights Reserved. Tickle Bee™ Is The Registered Trademark Of Luchland Company. All Rights Reserved. Manufactured And Distributed In The U.S.A. Password™ DVD Edition Item #1010 The original secret word game is back on TV! New DVD edition combines all the fun and excitement of the game show along with the strategy and interactivity that has made the home version the number 2 best selling word game of all time. Featuring retro “reveal glasses” that enable only the clue givers the ability to see the Password™. Ages 8 to Adult 1 3 1 Item Size: 10 /8 x 8 /8 x 2 /8 5 5 1 Case Size: 13 /16 x 8 /16 x 11 /8 Pack: 6/Case Wt: 8lbs Cube: 0.77 UPC: 6-32468-01010-1 The Price Is Right™ DVD Edition Item #1000 Play America's most beloved TV Game Show... on your TV! The DVD version of The Price is Right™ enables players to "Come on Down" and be part of all the action and excitement of a real TV show contestant. Try your hand at PLINKO™, or Cliffhangers™, and live the thrill of spinning the big wheel in the showcase showdown. Ages: 8 to Adult 1 3 1 Item Size: 10 /8 x 8 /8 x 2 /8 5 5 1 Case Size: 13 /16 x 8 /16 x 11 /8 Pack: 6 /Case Wt: 8lbs Cube: 0.77 UPC: 6-32468-01000-2 The Newlywed Game™ DVD Edition Item #1030 Play the classic couples game on TV! First the husbands answer a question… then the wives. Do your answers match up? Guys, do you remember the outfit your wife wore on your first date? Ladies, what is your husband’s favorite song? Whether you’ve just tied the knot yesterday or 30 years ago, The Newlywed Game™ DVD edition is classic couples fun for everyone! DVD feature allows players to play versus other couples in the room, or against couples from the TV game show! For 1 or more couples. Ages: 18 to Adult 1 3 1 Item Size: 10 /8 x 8 /8 x 2 /8 5 5 1 Case Size: 13 /16 x 8 /16 x 11 /8 Pack: 6/Case Wt: 8lbs Cube: 0.77 UPC: 6-32468-01030-9 ©2004 Fremantlemedia North America Inc. All Rights Reserved. Licensed By Fremantle Brand Licensing. Password™ Is A Trademark Of Fremantlemedia Operations B.V. Based On The Television Program Password™. ® & © 2006 Columbia TriStar Television Distribution. All Rights Reserved. ©2004 Fremantlemedia North America Inc. All Rights Reserved. Licensed By Fremantle Brand Licensing. The Price Is Right™ Is A Trademark Of Fremantlemedia Operations B.V. Based On The Television Program The Price Is Right™ Hooked on Phonics™ The Ratini Brothers’ Alphabet Circus™ Item #700 Join Colby, Mo and Jack in an exciting A to Z challenge.
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