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Get ready for The Game of Life: Extreme Reality edition, due out this fall.
Having eliminated the one educational value of the game – math skills – by changing to credit cards instead of cash, the good marketers at Hasbro decided that they still had room to gut the moral family values of the original game.
Now you can take crazy risks, do extreme sports, throw away your life in one night, or give birth to sextuplets. Dude!
Hasbro has a site where it collected outrageous stories of things that people have done to put on their cards. Submissions ended last October, sorry.
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when i first played the original game as a young kid, one of the adults we played with didn’t stop at wedding, so bypassing this (mandatory) step she went on to have many plastic peg children out of wedlock.
so i guess the moral element was never there for me
how do you play my brother and i lost the instructions and now we dont now how to play?