Monopoly - Gamer Collector's Edition Board Game

Name: Monopoly - Gamer Collector's Edition Board Game
Brand: Monopoly
SKU: 5996100
Rating: 4.8 (116 reviews)

Model: C2127

SKU: 5996100

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General
- Brand: Monopoly
- Model Number: C2127
- Product Name: Gamer Collector's Edition Board Game
- Recommended Minimum Age: 8 years
- Brand/Character: Mario, Nintendo
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: Not available
- Warranty - Labor: Not available
Other
- Product Width: 11.5 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Length: 2.99 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Maximum Number Of Players: 4
- Battery Powered: false
- Foldable Board: false
- Minimum Number Of Players: 2
- Unlimited Number of Players: false
- UPC: 630509585472

Compete as Nintendo characters for wealth and power with this Monopoly Gamer board game. Character tokens Mario, Princess Peach, Donkey Kong, Yoshi and Bowser acquire property, collect coins and conquer boss fights. This collector’s edition of the Monopoly Gamer board game includes a power-up die to activate special abilities.

Gamer Collector's Edition board game: For hours of fun.
For 2 to 4 players: So you and your friends can play together.
Suitable for ages 8 and older: For age-appropriate and imaginative fun.
Gamer Collector's Edition board game: For hours of fun.
For 2 to 4 players: So you and your friends can play together.
Suitable for ages 8 and older: For age-appropriate and imaginative fun.

Whats Included

Hasbro Gamer Collector's Edition Board Game
Hasbro Gamer Collector's Edition Board Game

Customers are saying

Customers love the Mario theme, calling it fun and more enjoyable than the traditional Monopoly game. They appreciate the collector's edition and the fact that it can be enjoyed as a family game.

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Not worth $40, but still really nice!
Why? Because the coins are plastic, instead of cardboard punch-outs. There is a fitted slot to store each character. The instruction booklet is textured, an info page for each character and spaces for your new sticker collection. And nice little homes for the board, dice, and coins. Keeps everything neat. These little conveniences & improvements over the standard edition are definitely nice. Just not I paid $40 nice. Glad I got it on clearance, it is definitely worth $18.99 +tax. DEFINITELY.
Posted 6 years ago by mrwes
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Fun
Similar enough to monopoly that it feels familiar, different enough that it feels new. Simple and fun fun game that can be played in a relatively quickly. Pieces are detailed and fun to play with it.
Posted 6 years ago by Will
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Best Version of Monopoly
I'm a fan of Nintendo characters, so this was appealing to me from the get-go, but as I researched this game, I found that the consensus was that this version had fixed many of the issues that bogged down the original version of Monopoly - namely, the hours it takes to play and the complexity of the rules. This game takes away those issues and creates a truly fun experience. I bought this game and played it with my wife (who isn't a Monopoly fan) and my parents (who aren't Nintendo fans). Everybody had an enjoyable experience, and we ended up playing it two separate times in a 12-hour period. To me, that's a good game. I docked this game 1 star because I felt that the character abilities were a little lopsided. For instance, it is far easier to win this game while playing as Donkey Kong than it is with Yoshi just due to the nature of their "power-ups." Though I am appreciative the novelty of each character having specific nuances, I would've liked a little more of a fair playing field. If you add the "expansion pack" figurines to the mix, then it compounds this problem quite a bit as the original characters from this game aren't nearly as powerful.
Posted 8 years ago by danger