Great for monopoly/fallout lovers
350411
My husband loves monopoly and fallout. The board game is great and I got it for less than full price because it was "used" but the condition is brand new.
2425279
I received the MyMonopoly board game from BzzAgent on behalf of Hasbro to review.
Monopoly was a game I grew up playing with my family and looked forward to receiving this board game to create many more memories. I liked the idea of personalizing the board with my photos. When I received the product I opened it up and it contained the Gameboard, 4 Tokens/Game Pieces, 30 Blank Tiles, 4 Sticker Sheets (120 Stickers total), 28 Title Deed Cards, 16 Chance Cards, 16 Community Chest Cards, 32 House, 12 Red Hotels, 2 Dice, Money Pack, and a Game Guide.
I was kind of disappointed it only came with 4 tokens, as the original came with 6. If you have more than 4 players, suppose you could use something small of some sort to use as a game piece. The tokens are not as heavy metal as I remember, pieces in the game seem more cheaply made.
The next step was to set up an account at MyMonopoly.com (or you can download the app, if your device is connected to a printer) to print and label the game board. You can upload photos with facebook or shutterfly or directly from your computer at MyMonopoly.com. If you use the mobile app, you can upload with flickr or instagram as well. It was a pretty simple process, I use shutterfly frequently to make photo books and was able to take my photos directly from there and transfer them over to MyMonopoly.com to add to my sticker sheet.
Uploading them from my computer was easy as well. Once I selected the photos I was able to crop/edit them and add a caption to each photo. Next is you need a printer, preferably color, to print your photos on your sticker sheets. You can print on a plain sheet of paper prior to printing on the sticker sheet, to be sure it aligns correctly.
After you print your photos on the sticker sheets, next is the fun part, making your board personalized. We used photos of our vacation at the Zoo, made it kind of a Safari theme. After your game is all set up, it's time to play! We had a fun time playing after it was all set up, pretty similar to the original game. I think this would make a great gift, great for a family game night as well.
1674776
This is one of the mot fun Monopoly games I;ve played! Don't take all night long. I with more than 4 people could play, but still a lot of fun!
3509787
I bought the Game of the Year edition of Fallout 3 as soon as it came out. I played for a while and realized that the game was so massive, that for me to discover all the nooks and crannies, I was going to need a little help. I seldom use strategy guides especially with the Internet available to me 24/7, however I do not regret a single bit buying this.

This book is huge by the way. The page count is accurate at 752. It was a lot bigger than I expected. I would consider this more like a Fallout 3 Encyclopedia, rather than a strategy guide. It had a bunch of photos, bios, a walkthru, where to find everything, it's extremely detailed, and is absolutly a must-have for someone with Fallout 3.

The cover is gorgeous, the pages are glossy, and indeed each book is labeled with a Limited Edition #. Not sure how many they made, but considering my book number, they made at least 35,000 of these.

Everything you need or want to know about Fallout is between these pages. If you take care of your items, I would definitly purchase this over the normal strategy guide. Even after Fallout 3 is long gone, I think this would look very nice on my bookshelf.

Amazon had a nice discount on this book when I bought it (About 25 total), but I would've easily paid cover price. If you wanna enjoy the Entire Fallout 3 experience, get this book.
1443518
My husband and I, and friends, have loved playing Settlers. This game is our newest obsession and it's been really fun to play. Every time you play the game you build a new board and receive a new mission in the middle of the game, which divides the players into two teams. You can either be the traitor, or the team trying to escape/kill the traitor. The game has so many various outcomes and potential boards, that it's like playing a new game every time.
The only reason I deducted a star is because the black board game pieces, which are meant to track your player's status via a cardboard cut-out, came too loose to attach to the cardboard, so we don't really use them. Otherwise, this game is really fun and I recommend.
536794
Excellent addition to the Fallout story. Grinding in some areas but plenty of exploration is available. Some new creatures but primarily a re-imagining of critters already present. The conversation radial leaves a bit to be desired but it does move the story forward fairly well. The graphics are gorgeous so long as you have sufficient hardware levels to bring out the beauty. The crafting system is interesting and, I think, is different from other systems used in games. Overall the game is fun with several surprises here and there. I like it.
3819848
I recieved this product free, compliments of Hasbro.  When I opened it, I was slightly disappointed to learn that it only comes with 4 tokens, for 4 people to play.  This is slightly different than what I am used to.  My Monopoly is the traditional Monopoly game we all know and love, with the option to customize it in a way to make it your own.  All of the spaces, community chest, and chance are the same, with the option to design and print on stickers your own lifeline, events, and places.  My husband and I decided to make the game about our lives together and included places we have traveled, significant events, our families, and our friends.  It took a while to compile and print the pictures, but we have enjoyed having people over whom we have featured in our game.  We also have the option to take our own properties out and play with the traditional ones.  Overall a great game, however I rated it a 4 because of the process of printing on the stickers, there only being 4 playing pieces, and the playing pieces being plastic.
199088
A must have for monopoly fans!  I play my friends from out of state.  Love the graphics
3891305
I am trying the My Monopoly game free from Hasbro. We love the My Monopoly game, and the kids thought it was so cool to have their pictures included in the game experience! The finished game is wonderful but, getting the game personalized did not go as smoothly as I would have liked. The My Monopoly app crashed four times while I was organizing my print sheets and when I finally printed the first sheet it was not aligned correctly on the page. Overall this is a wonderful game when completed but, the bugs need to be worked out in the app, and the printing process could be a bit more user friendly.
4433824
This is one of my favorite childrens game. I have Ben wanting to add it to my familys board game collection for some time, but it was always a little more than I wanted to pay. But the Black Friday deal was amazing and Im glad I got a decent price.
763338
The Deluxe edition has all of the great features of original monopoly plus some great upgrades.  I loved the gold-toned token pieces and the wood houses and hotels.  The Chance and Community Chest cards are in color and durable.  The money is about the same.  The deed holder is convenient but made of plastic.  The biggest dislike I had is the quad-fold game board which is a pain to unfurl and not very attractive.  It also makes the board flimsy.  I would have like the bi-fold in the original monopoly. Get the game as I did on sale (buy one, get one free.)
1270051
Got it for the SO that loves card games and monopoly. Great game! With 2 players it takes 15 minutes. With 3 or 4 it's lots more fun and it takes half an hour.

May buy again to have one for myself :) would recommend ! But it does ruin friendships so..... YMMV
191112
Mine arrived at 12:00pm central time on release day with zero problems via UPS from Amazon.com. Upon opening the box, I laughed at the irony of the "Made in China" sticker (if you are a fan of Fallout, this is sort of funny). The box itself is not heavy showcasing a green army tint with 'Vault-Tech' labels around it. It opens very easily and is sturdy. The first thing you will remove is an awesome Steel Cased copy of the Fallout 4 installation DVD. For PC, it's practically useless since you are require to download the rest of the game from Steam (blame pirating). You can just use your registration code which is located on a info packet inside the box. Also included is the Pip-Boy instructional manual that was created as if Vault Tech themselves wrote it. It's very detailed on how to use and insert various phone types into the Pip=Boy. The look is very 1950s. Also a Perk chart from the game was included.

The Pip-Boy may look like a cheap plastic toy, but it's actually a robust design molded with only two pieces of metal (one is a latch) and a light using a LED battery. The thing actually fit on my arm with no problems thanks to the well made Velcro strap and foam lining. Nothing looked broken or easily breakable when fiddling with it, at least not yet. The only thing I am unsure of is the actual top clamp that sits above where you phone will rest. There are dials you can turn like the radio tune that are simply just there for looks. bThe only thing that has some life is the power switch, which just powers on two little lights and that's it. The box also comes with a nicely made stand to display your new novelty toy and various foam inserts with specific instructions depending on the smart phone you want to use with it. You might be able to use phones that are near the dimensions of the foam inserts (or smaller), but just understand that anything bigger than the iPhone6 will not fit well.

The thing will take some getting used to as it feels like you have a cheap plastic cast on your arm but so far it seems to work. I have yet to actually try playing the game while wearing, but I'm assuming it's either fun, or more of a hassle. Why not? have fun with it anyway! Obviously you don't want to adjust the Velcro too tight and possibly leave it on for long periods of time due to sweat build up. For $129, I must say it feels a bit too steep for what you get. It would have been nice if a download code or physical copy of Inon Zur's soundtrack was included to help the asking price worth. Though I'll agree if you are a Fallout fan, and one of the few fortunate to snag one before they sold out, this thing was worth it. Out of all of the collectors editions that Bethesda Softworks released for their games, THIS was the most unique and provide one step for making your vault Dweller or Wastelander costume design. The question is, how many other people will be the same next year for Halloween?

Caution: Although the instruction manual for the Pip-Boy claims that a phone as big as a Samsung Galaxy S5 will fit, trying to nudge the phone in can be hassle. It does fit, but it's super snug! Be sure you absolutely have the phone set up to how you want it BEFORE YOU PUT THIS IT IN THE PIP BOY. It is a hassle to get it in and out. If you absolutely must have a phone that size inserted into the Pip-Boy, I would use one you don't really care about. I thought I was going to break my S5 just trying to get it in and out of the darn case.
1184928
Before buying this game I hadn't played Monopoly in upwards of twenty years. After playing well over twenty games of Monopoly on my Kindle I actually bought a new Monopoly board game for our family game nights.

I really enjoy this Kindle version. It's not perfect, (having to constantly press the five-way after every decision becomes frustrating; maybe the game could continue after a few seconds regardless of the button being pressed in future updates. My second gripe is with relation to property trading with the computer players. There's no shortcut to the the financial figure boxes so it's time consuming to navigate around the screen constantly, (whereas there is a symbol shortcut to the properties themselves). Two other criticisms of this trading page are that sometimes I've found myself giving my money to another player for no reason as I deselected the property I wanted inadvertently -- the rules of Monopoly state that money can not be given to another player without a trade, so this error on my part should not be accepted by the game. The final criticism with regard to trades is that it's constantly annoying for the AI players to offer ridiculous trades to me - such as an almost worthless Electric Company and little cash for an expensive property I hold that would complete their set! Once I refuse a trade of this nature, it would be better for the AI player to either improve their trade offer in the future or at least not keep offering the same, (or even worse) trades every few moves!

Although I've dwelt on the negative in this review, don't get me wrong, this is a very good Kindle game. Possibly the best Kindle game I've bought so far, (I've bought most of them). I find myself playing a game most days and enjoy the implementation on the Kindle overall, (I do wonder if the Community and Chance cards are pulled from random each time though from the complete set rather than logged in order like a real pile - I seem to hit the same cards too often that in real life would be at the bottom of the pile after the first time.)The layout of the game is very well designed, I was surprised a whole board could be readable and fit onto a K2/K3 small screen, but it does. My few niggles aside, this is still a very worthwhile purchase if you enjoy Monopoly and deserving in my opinion of four stars. A few minor updates to the software and it would easily deserve a full five star review.
2024010
Awesome Game! Any hunter who likes games would LOVE this! Same as monopoly but WAY cooler pieces and property names!
3138542
Great album. Mainly bought for Greenfields (great for any Fallout game series fans), but was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the rest of the songs. 'Gambling Man' in particular is another great part of the album. Bought the physical CD because it was cheaper, and ripped just fine into my computer, resulting in nearly 50% savings with only a couple days' wait for it. Would recommend.
4800664
As always with any Bethesda RPG, having a strategy guide in your "back pocket" just in case always helps. Fallout 4 is a massive game and sure you could hit up Google to figure out certain things, but that's just not as fun as opening your strategy guide, finding your quest or Bobble Head location and then diving back into the game sometimes!

The Fallout 4 Survival Guide is really quite complete, and having all the location maps I found was quite nice to ensure I collected the magazines, and various pickups that I wanted to obtain. The Story related quest tips are pretty good, although at certain places in the guide it appeared to deviate slightly with what actually played out in game. This is always a possibility for last minute balancing changes as the book needs to be prepped by launch. Give it some room for error and it'll be ok.

The guide is great though and if you love collecting Fallout 4 swag, you'll want to have it anyways for the files, and fold out map that go along with it.