Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Game Board of the Week: Space: 1999 (Milton Bradley)
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I got this game as a boy in 1976, I thought the large photo of the Eagle on the box cover was the best part since the game itself was not very inspiring.
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I still have this somewhere, I think!
ReplyDeleteI also had a game called "Space Chase" which I really enjoyed as a kid. Here's a page about it: http://www.thestrong.org/online-collections/nmop/3/48/93.783
Hey, another toy I had (and still have, down in the basement!). John, I'm starting to think you and I must have had all the same stuff as kids... :)
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