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There are so many classics, and so many NEW ones all the time. From Card Games (Like Cards Against Humanity – a fun Adult Themed play on choosing the best card in your Hand for the answer to a question… careful… extremely funny) to Board Games, to even puzzles and math based, or learning based themes.  Challenging the Mind, and building Bonds with your Loved Ones, Friends, or even to make new friends.  Chess… Checkers… the Classics.  Strategy and Mind Games are somewhat being forgotten, do not let your kids go without the very things that make us think beyond what is right in front of us.

Toys and Games… that is where the Family can bond – can enjoy time.  We get enough Multi-Media and Electronic stimulation… isn’t it time we take a break – and enjoy a good ol’ game or three?

Battleship?  Connect Four?  Chutes and Ladders?  Blokus (A Personal Favorite-and I have all types… and all sizes).  I get a kick out of beating my kids with this intense game of shapes and strategies.

PICTIONARY?  Clue?  (Who doesn’t enjoy a quick game of Clue?)  TWISTER?  Twister is a classic, and one that always leads to laughter.  Toys and Games are about enjoying life, and probably also needed more than ever in today’s digital world.  Interaction is a great thing – let’s interact.  And I have it all  – at the best price – available for quick (same day or two day – at no extra costs) delivery right to your home.  Perfect for Game Night this weekend.

Plan a Camping Trip, relax in the Wild and Play a Game that gets you talking, laughing and  enjoying things in a stress free and entertaining fashion.

For those of us afraid of getting BORED – there is always Board Games… where we can touch and watch the game unfold.  SORRY?  (Are you really – NO… you are happy to send their marble back home!)

For you – that think Board Games are small time – check this out… taken from a great article found online:

 

The First Board Game

(5000 BC)

Most people don’t realize board games are actually pre-historic, meaning we had board games before we had written language. So, what was the very first game? Dice! A piece that’s essential in most board games today was the basis of humanity’s oldest games.

A series of 49 small carved painted stones were found at the 5,000-year-old Başur Höyük burial mound in southeast Turkey. These are the earliest gaming pieces ever found. Also, similar pieces found in Syria and Iraq seem to point to board games originating in the Fertile Crescent. The Crescent is comprised of regions around the Nile, Tigris, and Euphrates River in the Middle East. The same region that invented booze, papyrus, breath mints, and also calendars, which are also required when planning your game night!

Other early origin dice games were created by painting a single side of flat sticks. These sticks would be tossed in unison and the amounts of the painted sides showing, was your “roll”. Mesopotamian dice were made from a variation of materials, including carved knuckle bones, wood, painted stones, and also turtle shells.

Board Games Become a Royal Pastime

(3100 BC)

 

Board games became popular among pharaohs in Ancient Egypt. Primarily, the game of Senet. The game is found in predynastic and also First Dynasty burials. Senet is featured in several illustrations from Ancient Egyptian tombs. By the time of the New Kingdom in Egypt (1550–1077 BC), it had become a kind of talisman for the journey of the dead.

Ancient Egyptians were strong believers in the concept of “Fate”. It’s thought that the high element of luck in the game of Senet were strongly tied to this concept. It was also believed a successful player was under the protection of the major gods of the national pantheon: Ra, Thoth, and sometimes Osiris. Consequently, Senet boards were often placed in the grave alongside other useful objects for the dangerous journey through the afterlife. The game is even referred to in Chapter XVII of the Book of the Dead.

As far as gameplay, there is some debate. Arranged in three rows of ten, the Senet board is a grid of 30 squares. There are two sets of pawns (at least five of each and, in some sets, more, as well as shorter games with fewer). Historians have made educated guesses for the actual rules of gameplay for Senet, which have also been adopted by different companies which make sets for sale today.

The Landlord’s Game

(1903)

What? You’ve never heard of The Landlord’s Game? One of America’s very first board game designers, Lizzie Magie, invented it. The game board consisted of a square track, with a row of properties around the outside that players could buy. The game board had four railroads, two utilities, a jail, and also a corner named “Labor Upon Mother Earth Produces Wages,” which earned players $100 each time they passed it… Sound familiar?

Magie had invented and patented The Landlord’s Game in 1904 and also designed the game to be a practical demonstration of land grabbing with all its usual outcomes and consequences. She based the game on the economic principles of Georgism, a system proposed by Henry George, with the object of demonstrating how rents enrich property owners and also impoverish tenants.

She knew some people found it hard to understand why this happened and what might be done about it, and thought if Georgist ideas were put into the concrete form of a game, they might be easier to demonstrate. Magie also hoped that when played by children the game would provoke their natural suspicion of unfairness, and that they might carry this awareness into adulthood.

In 1935, Magie sold her patent for The Landlords Game to Parker Brothers, which is now what we know as Monopoly. Therefore, this game, originally rejected by them, launched Parker Brothers into a massive success.

After their success with Monopoly, they also went on to produce Risk, Sorry, Trivial Pursuit, and more.

Lizzie Magie sold her original patent of the original game for $500.

Board Gaming Becomes a Yearly World Wide Event

(2013)

We finally circle back around to one of the biggest catalysts for the recent explosion in board gaming popularity, TableTop. TableTop, created by Wil Wheaton and Felicia Day, is a web series about board games. In each episode Wil Wheaton plays board games with popular TV and web personalities.

TableTop started out as a show on the Geek & Sundry Youtube Channel and quickly became its most popular series. The original concept for Tabletop was that Wil Wheaton (who’s an avid board gamer) would review board games. However, Wil Wheaton proposed that the best way to show how great games are, is to play them. And, based off their success, they nailed it.

Tabletop had grown to such a point that by the third season, they also put up a crowd funding campaign in an effort to become independent. And, therefore, they raised nearly triple their target of $500,000. Also, they recently announced they would use the extra proceeds to launch a similar web series titled “Titan’s Grave: The Ashes of Valcana”.

Titan’s Grave is a multi-episode show focused on a single role playing board game. Geek & Sundry has teamed up with Green Ronin Publishing (creators of several RPG titles, including Dragon Age) to create a new game engine that they will be using to power their RPG game.

TableTop has become a resonating force in the gaming community. They focus on introducing gaming to new people that still have a misguided view of board gaming. A lot of people still think of Monopoly and Risk when they think of board games. TableTop’s popularity has started to shift this. The show is so popular that board games featured on the show see skyrocketing sales. When Tsuro was featured on the show, demand was so high, the publisher exhausted all stock reserves. As production coped with US demand, the game was unavailable in Europe for a time. Therefore, game manufacturers have dubbed this “The Wheaton Effect”.

So what does a popular Youtube channel have to do with a yearly worldwide event? In 2013, Wil and Felicia held International Tabletop Day, where they played several games live with folks from previous episodes. The next year, the event had spiraled into a world wide celebration with events in over 80 countries. At the 2017 Tabletop Day, held on April 29th, game stores from all over the world announced various events and also promotions for their participation. In conclusion, board gaming has officially become a world wide holiday.

Reference: diceygoblin.com/blog/the-full-history-of-board-games/

VIDEO GAMES

Do not forget Video Games… and while I have an entire section devoted to VIDEO GAMES… sometimes its just best to see them all – in one huge Library so you can find one that slipped past your friends as an all time hit.  I also have the largest library (at the best prices) of Video Games Around.

TOYS TOYS TOYS.

Games and Toys are what I am about here, and I also always get you access to the Best Price.

There are Toys that Sports Fanatics are really going to love… take me for example… get me a pair of these babies!  My Cowboy Fanatic self (having no match) would be loving you forever for this gift.  We have all TEAMS and all LIKES and MAKES and BRANDS.

And while you are at it… check out anything you can think of – branded in the Team of your Choice.

In conclusion, I literally have done all the work for you, Toys for all Ages, Games for all Ages.  Get the Toys and Games for anyone on your lists, for any occasion.

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