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Believe it or not, this is a BOOK review. Yeah, this is still The Game Aisle, but something interesting is coming from Educational Insigh..

Know what pretty much all small children love? Big buttons…. or little buttons, or medium buttons, heck — if you can press it, a small..

In Parts 1 and 2 I covered three HUGE trends: YouTube, Toy-etic, and Strategy. Those are pretty big themes, but what TYPES of games did I ..

Continuing Trend: Toy-etic Games

Back in 2012 I wrote about how nice it was ..

I cannot believe that another Toy Fair has passed, but what a great show! The longer I’m in this industry the more I love events like ChiT..

The first thing I noticed when I was looking at some of Educational Insights’ new stuff was not something that was new but something that ..

I really enjoyed all of these games this year (yes, some aren’t 2015 releases but I didn’t get to them until this year). Thanks for readi..

Almost everyone has a cell phone these days but when you’re driving a few thousand (or even just a few hundred miles) you’re going to burn..

A few times in the past couple years I’ve gone on little jaunts about how kids deserve something better from the Easter Bunny than crappy ..

Last week was a good week for Raccoon Rumpus as I found out that it was named as one of the “30 Coolest Toys of the Year” by Family Fun ma..

There are all sorts of great design quotes out there – but the one that really stuck out when I saw the packaging for BBQ Blitz was, “De..

Earlier this week I posted an interview with Mary Jo Reutter who won the TAGIE award for Excellence in Game Design in November of 2010..

I can’t believe it’s been almost a month since Toy Fair! I feel like I just got back, but that’s probably since I’m still wallowing in fo..

A game that landed on my doorstep this spring was a relaunch from the toy/game industry guru, Tim Walsh. Knowing my affinity for games, T..