| Complete Games for Sale - click name to purchase (All games are previously played unless otherwise noted) Game Condition => Pricing Scale (click link above) # 00000 - 1980 Milton game Milton Bradley $34.95 Excellent Condition - Sold Out # 00000 - 1980 Milton game Milton Bradley $29.95 Very Good Condition - Sold Out |
Milton game ©1980, Milton Bradley Ages: Players: 1 to 4 |
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| 1 Electronic game unit 1 Plug-in A/C adapter Rules |
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DESCRIPTION
Milton is an electronic game in which players try to complete phrases. Players can play 3
different games that are very similar. An example might be as follows: a player presses
the red button on the game unit and listens to Milton say something such as "Blink
your?". The player then presses the yellow answer buttons to listen to responses until
the answer is found, which is "eyes." If the player is correct, he or she may take another
turn. Don't be wrong, because Milton will make fun of you and the next turn goes to
another player. After all the phrases have been correctly matched with their proper
endings, the player who made the most correct matches wins the game.
Milton is an electronic game in which players try to complete phrases. Players can play 3
different games that are very similar. An example might be as follows: a player presses
the red button on the game unit and listens to Milton say something such as "Blink
your?". The player then presses the yellow answer buttons to listen to responses until
the answer is found, which is "eyes." If the player is correct, he or she may take another
turn. Don't be wrong, because Milton will make fun of you and the next turn goes to
another player. After all the phrases have been correctly matched with their proper
endings, the player who made the most correct matches wins the game.
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