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Hashtagit! and Ochos Locos are featured in The Entertainment Report’s Holiday Gift Guide 2016!
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Sleepover Party Game and Camera Roll were featured in two segments on Arizona Midday: Mom Minute Gifts for Girls and Mom Minute Gifts for Boys!
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Camera Roll is featured on EveryJoe.com in a fun Holiday Gift Ideas article on what to buy your kids for Christmas!
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The Rat Rest Stop turned into the Endless Game Room at Monmouth Mall, NJ!
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Camera Roll and Sleepover Party Game are featured in Bay State Parent Magazine’s online Holiday Board Games Guide!
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Camera Roll is featured in To Love, Honor and Vacuum’s Family Fun Board Games article!
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Hashtagit, Camera Roll and Sleepover Party Game are featured on “This is it with Cheldin Barlatt Rumer”!
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Watch our Endless Games National Sales Manager, Brian Turtle, on Autism Live!
Endless Games! with Brian Turtle video (Pt. 1)
Endless Games! with Brian Turtle video (Pt.2)
Name 5 Pop Culture Edition is featured in the Party Games section of the Sahm Rev!ews 2016 Holiday Gift Guide!
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Camera Roll is featured in the Deseret News’ holiday gift guide!
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Hashtagit! is featured in the Gotta Have It Gift List for the holidays!
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Camera Roll is featured in San Diego Family Magazine’s Fun Family Board Games review!
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Cupcake Race is featured in Pretty Opinionated’s board game review!
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Camera Roll and Sleepover Party Game are featured in the Daytime’s Gift Guide!
Daytime’s Gift Guide: Endless Games review
SahmReviews 2016 Holiday Gift Guide and 100+ days of giveaways!
2016 Gift Guide: Family Games Pt. 1 Mega Giveaway Day 2 – Best of the Worst Game
Hashtagit Game Review by TTPM Magazine!
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Red Light, Green Light, 1-2-3 is reviewed in TODAYS-WOMAN Holiday Gift Guide!
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Name 5 & Camera Roll are featured on Two Classy Chics!
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Endless Games are featured on GroovinMoms!
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Camera Roll is featured in MyThoughtsIdeasandRambling.com!
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Camera Roll and Name 5 are featured in Motherhood Moment’s Consumer Critique!
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Camera Roll and Name 5 are featured in Kelly’s Thoughts on Things!
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Camera Roll and Name 5 are featured in Orethapedia.com’s Two Hot New Games for Family Fun Time!
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Camera Roll and Name 5 are featured in a Game Night segment on KAMR-TV!
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Oddly Obvious and Crazy Legs are featured in Michigan Mom Living – Family Fun Time
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Red Light, Green Light, 1-2-3 is featured in a Mom Minute: Stocking Stuffers segment on KPNX-TV!
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Camera Roll is featured in a Unique Holiday Gifts segment on KCL-TV!
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Camera Roll is featured in a Quirky and Fun Gifts Holiday Gifts segment on ‘Colorado’s Best’ – KWGN-TV!
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Camera Roll and Name 5 are featured in a Grownup Game Night segment on WISH-TV!
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Camera Roll and Sleepover Party Game are featured in My Springfield Mommy!
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Oddly Obvious and Crazy Legs are featured in A Nest For All Seasons Blog!
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Camera Roll and Sleepover Party Game are featured in Twins Magazine’s Holiday Gift Guide!
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Camera Roll is featured in a “Game Night for Grownups” segment on Good Day Sacramento – KMAX-TV!
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Camera Roll and Sleepover Party Game are featured in Kelly’s Thoughts on Things Games Your Kids Will Love to Play Over the Holidays!
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Camera Roll is featured in an article on Today.com for “The 10 Best Toys You Didn’t Know Existed”!
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Cincinnati Cents featured Name 5 and Oddly Obvious in their gift guide!
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Endless Games are featured on FOX 46.
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Finding Ms. (or Mr.) Right at the Board Game Table
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Down and Dirty Radio w/ Frank Fontana
During our Craftsmanship segment, we’re chatting with Endless Games co-founder Brian Turtle. Who knows better how to craft a great game than the guy who co-created the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon phenomenon? Click here to watch.
Arizona Sports and Lifestyle recommends Anger Management
Cup Cake Race Selected for the San Diego Toy Review
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Cup Cake Race And Anger Mgmt make it into the 2012 Toy Review
Both Cupcake Race and Anger Management were featured in the November 2012 Toy Review in Baton Rouge Parents Magazine (20,000). Congratulations! This is a huge feat as thousands of games and toys were submitted.
TD Monthly Recommends Cup Cake Race
As busy parents, you don’t have time to research toys with the best play-value and quality—especially since most of them are not widely advertised! TDmonthly has compiled a series of alternative holiday shopping lists by age to take the guesswork out of finding unique, fun toys for that special girl in your life. Keep this page on your SmartPhone when you shop. Click on any item to learn more about it, or simply scroll to the end of the list—please be sure to double-check age recommendations. Read More – Click Here!
Time To Play Review Cupcake Race
Cupcake Race Game Review
The object of Cupcake Race is to be the first player to complete a pretend cupcake and reach the party at the end of the path. The game comes with 48 colorful plastic sprinkles, four party hat pawns, four plastic cupcake wrappers, four plastic cupcakes, four plastic frosting tops, and four plastic cherries…. Read More – Click Here!
NPR Covers The Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon
The History Of ‘Six Degrees Of Kevin Bacon
Oh, even if you’ve never played this game, you have probably heard of it: “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon,” where you try to connect any movie star, living or dead, to the veteran Hollywood actor Kevin Bacon. And now Google has decided to get involved. They have incorporated it into their search function… Read More – Click Here!
2 Wired 2 Tired Review Cupcake Race
Cupcake Race Game Review
With this summer being as hot as it’s been, we’ve spent a lot more time inside than usual. One thing that’s saved our sanity has been board games. Kora & Logan are now old enough to play a variety of board games and they really have a great time with them… Read More – Click Here!
Cupcake Race Reviewed on Jersey Family Fun
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Endless mentioned on NY Metro Parents
GET YOUR GAME ON
As they say, the best offense is a good defense. In this case, you’re defending against the boredom and restlessness that inevitably settles into your little ones whilst they’re strapped into their s atbelts. Sure, screen time (see: iPad, iPhone, Nintendo 3DS, et. al.), is an easy fix, but how do you decide which set of eyes gets to bask in the glare? Stop sibling bickering in its tracks by providing games that all passengers can play together. If you’re sick of the license plate game and 20 Quesions, here’s a fun alternative… Read More – Click Here!
Brian Turtle on the Bobby D Show
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The Bobby D Show
X-CETER-O™ UPGRADES TIC-TAC-TOE FOR “BIG KIDS” ENDING THE CHANCE OF A TIE SCORE
Now A Winner Every Time In This Classic Game Of Three-In-A-Row
Freehold, NJ (November 25, 2009) – During this hectic holiday season, there’s probably nothing more simple and fun to play than the traditional pencil-and-paper game of Tic-Tac-Toe. Little eyes light up when they realize they have beaten their opponent with three X’s in a row. But what happens when they grow up to be 7 or 8 (or 40) and it seems like they always end the game in an unsatisfying tie. With just six moves, there’s always that darn stalemate. But not anymore!
Endless Games, makers of classic board games, introduced X-Ceter-O™ (pronounced like etc.) earlier this year to the delight of serious tic-tac-toe players. With this clever game, the fun continues to 7 or 8 or 9 moves until a winner is declared. There’s never a tie! At just $14.99, it’s an affordable family game that can be played anytime, anywhere and with anyone!
The concept is a simple one. In addition to the typical strategy of placing an X or O on the corner, edge or center square to make three-in-a-row, players continue the game past the stalemate. The O pieces are numbered “1”, “3” and “5” while the X pieces are numbered “2”, “4” and “6.” Players place their Xs and Os as usual, but in numerical order. O always goes first and moves the “1” piece. When the first six moves are exhausted, O moves his “1” again to any open space. X again maneuvers his “2” and so on. The fun continues until someone wins – and they always do!
X-Ceter-O • Ages: 7+ • $14.99 This clever Tic-Tac-Toe game allows the fun to continue after the first 6 moves so there’s no possibility of ending in a tie. Each game box included a board with 9 squares, 3 “O” game pieces and 3 “X” pieces, each numbered for chronological play. Complete instructions are included.
ABOUT ENDLESS GAMES
Founded by industry veterans Mike Gasser, Kevin McNulty and game inventor Brian Turtle, Endless Games specializes in games that offer classic entertainment and hours of fun at affordable prices. The three have an uncanny ability for discovering and developing hit games, with past successes Trivial Pursuit™, Pictionary® and Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon™.
To learn more about the company and where to purchase its unique line of entertainment products, visit www.endlessgames.com.