Parcheesi - Archives

• Scientific Games International was awarded licensing rights to eight classic Hasbro board games for instant scratch-off and pull-tab lottery games
  Scientific Games Corporation, today announced that the Hasbro Properties Group has awarded its subsidiary, Scientific Games International, the licensing rights to eight classic Hasbro board games for instant scratch-off and pull-tab lottery games marketed in the United States and Canada. The new agreement includes MONOPOLY, the world's most powerful name in board games and the best-selling lottery licensed property of all-time.
  Author: Lorenz Wing - Date: July 22, 2004



• Classic Hasbro Properties Jump Onto Playing Cards
  The United States Playing Card Company, the nation’s leading manufacturer and marketer of playing cards, announces the newest addition to its licensed playing card product offering. In a licensing relationship with leading toy and game maker Hasbro, Inc., USPC has designed and will market four new products targeted to kids and families featuring the classic toy and game properties MR. POTATO HEAD, CANDY LAND, G.I. JOE and TRANSFORMERS.
  Author: Frank Keiser - Date: March 15, 2004



• GarageGames Launches Updated Marble Blast Demo
  GarageGames announced today the release of an updated demo for their highly acclaimed title, Marble Blast. The updated demo features five playable levels and access to several of the game's power up items.
  Author: Amir Kaplan - Date: March 14, 2004



• Turn Your Palm Into An Arcade Classic Game
  TB Labs has released Hot Games Pack v. 2.7, a selection of 13 classic arcade and board games for the Palm operating system:
  Author: Valerie Sendlak - Date: March 12, 2004



• CCBC Program Seeks To Turn Novice Gamers Into Career Game Developers
  The Community College of Baltimore County is teaching people to play games or, more precisely, it is teaching people to create games for a host of online users. In response to the digital gaming industry’s need for developers, CCBC has teamed with the University of Baltimore to develop a Simulation and Digital Entertainment associate of applied science degree program leading to a four-year degree. Targeting those seeking careers in the thriving and lucrative digital gaming arena, the program will prepare students to:
  Author: Paula Mahjong - Date: March 12, 2004