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Connect 4 from Hasbro
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Minimum Age: 6 years
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Our Editorial Review
Product Description The classic game of counter connections! Be the first to get four in a row, but keep an eye on your opponent's moves. JUST CONNNECT 4!!! It sounds so easy but it can be harder than you think! Block your opponent as soon as they have three in a row as four in a row - up, across or diagonally - wins the game! If your opponent blocks you it's time to think again... and quick! A great classic, and the perfect way to keep everyone busy at home or on holiday - whether you're young or old, Connect 4 is so much fun!
Customer Reviews
Old favourite Posted 11 October 2008
An old favourite, re-bought for my young niece who spent more time playing this game than certain games consoles she has.
It's still amazing after years and years and years... Posted 15 January 2008
Connect 4 is a classic game. It's essentially a more complex version of Noughts and Crosses, but with gravity dropped (!) in. You have to drop your pieces down the slots in turns, and create a line of four in a row. At first, it sounds simple, but there are skills - creating traps and forcing your opponent into them. It is a game I have played literally thousands of times and it never gets tired.
Noughts & crosses for older children Posted 29 October 2007
This game is fundamentally noughts and crosses with an extra 0 or X needed. The game is simple but quite clever. Children up to about age 11 will love it. Adults who've had a couple of glasses of wine will also enjoy it. It's a classic, but as an adult, I'd have to say it's not a game that maintains its' appeal for older people.
3d version of four in a row Posted 18 April 2007
Simple game ;3d version of four in a row. Good to bring on a long train ride or on a flight.Small enough to also bring along for camping. We did a version where after every move you had to have a sip of beer, and by the 6th game or so, games went very quickly;especially if your opponent was still sober !
A classic! Posted 05 April 2007
Nothing fancy. No special effects. But a great classic game. My 8 year old daughter spends hours playing this with her dad, trying to outsmart him! Great game, great price - what more can I say!
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