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I love putting entertaining things, like a puzzle or simple game, on my coffee table. So often we don’t even turn on the TV because whatever I have set out distracts from needing that mindless ...

In the spring of 1979, when he was a junior at Casa Grande High School in Petaluma, Michael McGinnis had a really good idea. His concept started out as an art class project, but it eventually became ...

The agreement is the Toronto-based company's latest foray into the fast-growing game and puzzle business TORONTO—The Canadian company best known for its Hatchimal toys that stormed into stores last ...

Together they will develop a co-branded Rubik's x Perplexus range, which will feature 3-D ball-in-a-maze puzzle and labyrinth toy. By twisting and turning the cube, players attempt to manoeuver a ...

The trend to make everything 3D had an adverse effect on movies, but it works really well elsewhere. Remember those wooden Labyrinth games where you twisted a couple of knobs to manoeuvre a metal ball ...

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