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17 Feb
Posted by Rob Kalajian as Card Games, CCGs, Classic Board Games, Electronic Games, Miniatures, Modern Board Games, RPGs, War Games
This is the final summary post you’ll get from me before I start digging into the meat of my Toy Fair experience this year. Promise!
Today I technically only did a half day at the fair, as I needed to make sure I got home in time for other things. After waiting around 45 minutes for a shuttle, due to an inch of snow on the ground, I was able to get to the Javitz with a little time to explore before my visit with USAopoly. Thankfully I had that bit of time, as I found an area of the show I had completely missed the previous two days, and there just so happened to be a booth with a game there! The game was TAG, and it was a charming game about creating a collaborative art piece by all the players.
That was pretty much it, though. After seeing some pretty impressive offerings from USAopoly I hoofed it to the Port Authority to catch a bus to Hoboken where I could get in my van and make the 2.5 hour drive home. I barely made it through the door before being attacked by my 3 oldest wondering what I brought home for them, and my newly-walking 1 year old!
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Hello,
Do you recall who the vendor of the TAG game is?
thanks!
tonni-co, as seen in my coverage of their booth.