We had a newer Clue and a Ouija board. I remember Stay Alive, not sure if we had it or someone else. A couple of the others ring a bell, but nothing I can remember.
To this day I'm still perplexed that Ouija boards were packaged like board games and sold to kids. Sure, I know that's largely the target audience, but it's just weird...
I had the Barnabas Collins, Green Ghost those both glowed in the dark. I also had Clue and Super Spy. All cool games I wished I still had them. great site. -Jez
We had Stay Alive, Ouija Board and a newer version of Clue when I was a teen. We used to take the marbles out of Stay Alive and play with them.
ReplyDeleteHad a few.
ReplyDeleteVoice of the Mummy was great.
Miss that one a lot.
Wonky record player and all.
We had a newer Clue and a Ouija board. I remember Stay Alive, not sure if we had it or someone else. A couple of the others ring a bell, but nothing I can remember.
ReplyDeleteTo this day I'm still perplexed that Ouija boards were packaged like board games and sold to kids. Sure, I know that's largely the target audience, but it's just weird...
ReplyDeleteI had the Barnabas Collins, Green Ghost those both glowed in the dark. I also had Clue and Super Spy.
ReplyDeleteAll cool games I wished I still had them.
great site.
-Jez
I had WHICH WITCH. I am an only kid but I enjoyed setting it up and playing it, even by myself. It was a lot like MOUSETRAP in that respect.
ReplyDeleteI had a version of Clue. But I recall the Ouija Boards making the rounds in my neighbourhood.
ReplyDeleteReading this post, I'm reminded of just how much the Sears Wishbook has deteriorated over the years. :/
Which Witch was by far my favorite game as a child, and I still have a copy just in case I get the itch. It delivers!
ReplyDelete(Also: Though I didn't have the Barnabas Collins game as a kid, I was gifted one a few years back.)