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Here are 14 fun facts about the Milton Bradley Company to break out at your next board game night.

You were not hallucinating: There was an episode that guest-starred E.T.

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Who needs a Game Boy when you could have a remote-controlled vaccuum?

Over the centuries, an English parlor game gradually transformed into a global sport.

Look, it's Super Mario Bros. 3 running on a PC in 1990! Sort of.

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Competitors rely on audio cues to play.

The creators of "MolCraft" hope it will be used as a new type of education tool.

If you're the type of mibster that has knuckled down with a taw and shot for an aggie duck, then you already know quite a bit about mibs. If you're among the many people who have no idea what any of that means, stick around as we explore the history of ma

Chess gets a lot of play on the big screen. But do the matches even follow the real-life rules of the game?

It's in their DNA.

The game was so entertaining that parents were having trouble tearing their kids away from it.

A peek inside the zaniest toy factory in American history.

The makers of the Hula Hoop would also like to interest you in a bomb shelter.

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If a surgeon gets too close to delicate nerves in the throat, an alarm goes off. (But no one's nose lights up.)

Over the course of roughly 500 episodes of the 1986-93 original series and its many spin-offs, the crew got to do pretty much everything else involving replica mucus.