Monopoly was my favorite board game when I was a kid. I played it with my friends in my neighborhood, it’s very fun time. Monopoly is all about money, the game teaches us the sens of money. And then we know that life is not only about money, there is something that money can’t buy. What happen if we change the money with karma, the answer is Cosmic Karma. This board game is like monopoly but with karma instead of money, nice idea.

Designed for ages 13+, the Cosmic Karma allows 2-4 kids to play with game time up to 90 minutes. To play this game is simple, just collect good karma as far as you can while avoiding bad. Acquire the tools you’ll need to develop your skills: torches (intuition), swords (reason), and wands (action). Meditate in the Temple of the Torch and break habits in the Temple of the Sword. Maneuver around the Pit and don’t relapse when encountering fear or ego! Strategize. Collect and use Free Will Cards to expand your options.
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In early December, ION announced that Pac Man for iPad is compatible with the iCade. Yes you can use the iCade arcade cabinet joystick to control the retro gaming classic. Pac Man is available in a free “Lite” version or full version for £2.99 available from iTunes.
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Burger King Corp. (BKC) launched its new BK CROWN Program for kids, transforming it from just a meal to a family-friendly mealtime experience that’s easy for moms and dads, and fun for kids. As part of the program, BURGER KING has reinvented one of America’s favorite icons, the BK crown, reviving the fond memories of millions of Americans and introducing it to a new generation of BK royalty. The new crown is a modern take on the classic, with brighter colors, a slimmer style and is even more bejeweled than its predecessor.

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Discovery Bay Games launched the Duo gaming device created to work with iPad, as well as the first game title for Duo, Yoomi, available now on the App Store. The goal of Yoomi is to find out who knows the “Chooser” best. Players compete to predict which of two answers or “favorites” that the Chooser has selected best represents him or her. Each player makes his or her prediction by placing a colored token into the corresponding slot on the top of the Duo device. After all plays are made, the Chooser taps “Reveal” on iPad’s screen revealing his or her answer. The top of the Duo spins and the players who have picked the correct answer get their tokens magically “banked” into the token holder inside Duo. Available at Toys “R” Us for a retail price of $39.99, the Yoomi for Duo game includes: a Duo, 42 Multi-Color Tokens, Game and Yoomi App Download Instruction Guide.

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Hasbro introduces a modern twist on classic word-building games with SCRABBLE FLASH, which features five electronic freestanding tiles that use breakthrough ‘SmartLink Technology’ to recognize tile placement and each unique word spelled during the game. Available this Fall 2010 at mass retailers nationwide, SCRABBLE FLASH is a one-player game that is recommended for ages 8 and up. SCRABBLE FLASH will be sold for the approximate retail price of $29.99.

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The Scrabble Slam Cards is currently standing as the #1 bestselling toys on Amazon.com, so I think this card offers very funtastic game. The Scrabble Slam is a high-speed four letter word game, race against each other to change the existing word and get rid of your cards.

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There many electronic toys available in the market to be gifted this holiday season. And one of he most popular ones are Eyeclops products from JAKKS Pacific, Inc. I just want to remind you that the company has unveiled Handheld Mini Projector, EyeClops® Night Vision 2.0 Goggles as the successor of the well known EyeClops® Night Vision Goggles, and an entire lineup of TV Games™ products that incorporate accelerometer-driven motion technology and the latest trends in gaming at affordable prices.

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It’s just two weeks away to join the the most favorite celebration of the year, the Halloween party. Have you prepared all the things to make the upcoming celebration as the most “terrorable”, the most “de-frightful” and the most “extrava-grunt” Halloween of all? I don’t want to say that you need to learn the History of Halloween as a part of the preparation, not at all. What you need for the “skull”-liberation is finding the “be(a)st” costumes. Your goal is of course to scare people with your costume. It will be very exciting to make people in the party fearful because of the character you play. And for your kids you can do the same, just dress up them with their ‘cute-iffying’ costumes that seems so real and scary. It sounds funny, but that’s the way we celebrate the party, as usual.

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