Discover the Retro Challenge with Vintage Boggle – English Edition

Discover the Retro Challenge with Vintage Boggle – English Edition

• Manufacturer: Parker
• Manufacturing Date: 1992

Bring some retro fun to your game night with Boggle, the classic word game challenge! This English edition of Boggle offers hours of entertainment for word enthusiasts and puzzle lovers.

Game Description:
Boggle is a word game where players try to find as many words as possible in a grid of letter cubes. The grid consists of 4x4 cubes, each displaying a letter. Players form words by connecting adjacent cubes, with letters allowed to be linked horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. The objective is to find as many words as possible within a set time limit, making it a fun challenge for both your vocabulary and speed!

Condition:
This vintage edition is in good condition, showing only minimal signs of use and subtle, age-related wear. See the attached photos for a detailed view of its current condition.

Box Dimensions:

• Height: 8 cm
• Length: 22.7 cm
• Width: 12 cm

Enhance your vocabulary and test your speed with Boggle. Perfect for collectors or game enthusiasts, this vintage edition is an excellent addition to any game library.

Order now and discover why Boggle remains a timeless favourite!

About Parker Brothers:
Parker Brothers, often abbreviated to Parker Bros., was a renowned American board game producer known for games like Risk, Cluedo, and Monopoly. The company was acquired by Hasbro in 1991 and has since become a brand of this toy giant. In the 1980s, Parker Brothers also released computer games for systems such as the Atari 2600 and Commodore 64.

Founded in 1883 by 16-year-old George S. Parker in Salem, Massachusetts, as the George S. Parker Company, the name changed to Parker Brothers in 1888 when his brother Charles joined the company. Later, their other brother, Edward H. Parker, also joined the business.

In 1906, Parker Brothers launched the successful card game Rook. Although the company initially rejected Monopoly in 1934, they purchased it a year later, leading to massive success. After being sold to General Mills in 1963, Parker Brothers became part of Kenner Parker Toys in 1985, which was later split by Tonka in 1987. Tonka was acquired by Hasbro in 1991, making Parker Brothers a Hasbro brand.

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