Mouse Trap Game
Mouse Trap Game

Mouse Trap Game

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Hasbro

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Build a better mousetrap and you can catch your opponents mouse before yours is caught! As you travel around the board, collect pieces to create your trap, then put it together and start up the whole crazy chain reaction this is no ordinary mousetrap! For
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Mouse Trap Game Specs:
Product NameMouse Trap Game
ManufacturerHasbro
Product Number MPN4657S5
Retail Price $22.98
EAN-1400032244046575
UPC032244046575
EAN-130490871003772
UPC490871003772
Dimensions19 x 9.5 x 3.5 in.
Weight2 lbs.

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Latest 6 Reviews
Here is what people are saying about the Mouse Trap Game
5 Star Rating  "Trapping mouse is fun"2009-11-11
- Reviewed By User: A3S5K7Q4Q85NJU
I rated this game for my 4.5 years old son. He loves this game because he loves to wind the crane to trap the mouse at the last part of the game. Building the whole mouse trap is fine during the whole game not much exciting.
 
4 Star Rating  "fun toy, good time filler"2009-10-01
- Reviewed By User: ADOSTLGUEJK09
My son just wanted to build it and watch the marbles roll. He is only 5 anyway. Maybe we can play the game correctly when he gets older.
 
4 Star Rating  "I've never actually played this game."2009-09-10
- Reviewed By User: AOXX0U2T2BGYM
It's difficult to construct, and almost never works.

So, I usually just played with the pieces, and board, instead of following the rules.

I still recommend the game, if you can put it together.
 
1 Star Rating  "Don't waste your money and dissapoint your kids!"2009-08-14
- Reviewed By User: A379CZVALBVTI2
I fondly recalled playing with this game as a kid, and so was excited to buy it for my children. And they were very excited to build the mousetrap. But alas, the modern version of this game is a piece of junk. The pieces don't go together well, and the end result simply can't catch the mouse. The kids were very disappointed and I was annoyed to have wasted my money. I couldn't even recycle the plastic! Find the old version of the game on ebay or buy something else!
 
1 Star Rating  "Fails to catch mice"2009-05-07
- Reviewed By User: AOGUSU1KGAX5
Dear Hasbro,

I have long depended on your products; they have only improved my life. I was afraid that after my sister, Fran, died that I would no longer be able to talk to her but thanks to your Ouija Board I get the opportunity to talk to her almost every day. As a single mother I have also used your products to help teach my children. Once every year I gather around my five kids and we all sit down and play a game of Monopoly to demonstrate why capitalism is a flawed system. We play through the game in one sitting - even if it lasts ten or twelve hours. That monotonous stretch at the end of the game where one or two players slug it out in a slow battle really underscores how the economic system makes us suffer.

The fact that I've depended on your products so much in the past is the reason why I find it so hard to write such a negative review for you but I feel that I must. Recently a family of mice moved into our house; a gross affair, indeed. I searched your product listing and found one named "Mouse Trap." A smile came over me as I realized that this could also be a learning exercise for my kids as it can demonstrate how cruel nature is and how one wrong move can mean your death. I've tried to teach this before by hanging swords over the dinner table in classic `sword of Damocles' fashion but I don't think they quite got the message.

So when your board game arrived in the mail I was eager to put it together. While the way that Mouse Trap itself works is inefficient, to say the least, it properly gives the message that a chain of random events can end the life of any living soul; it also encourages creative thinking! I put a piece of real cheese - made with milk from the cow we keep in the garage - underneath the mouse trap. I also put the little plastic mice in a line as if they were moving towards the cheese. I thought that if mice saw other mice going for the cheese they would find the cheese even more desirable.

We sat all night waiting for a mouse to come by. When the first mouse came he demonstrated barbarism to my children by attempting to eat one of the plastic mice. When he was finally in place underneath the trap I turned the crank to set the trap into motion - but it didn't work. The little green diver figure did not catapult into the place it was supposed to go. The mouse was content to continue nibbling on the cheese while I made eight consecutive attempts to get the trap to work. They all failed because of that WRETCHED green diver figure. On the tenth try the trap did indeed work, and the cage fell down onto the mouse. The mouse was startled; then he lifted the cage and stepped out, running away with his food.

I fear that my youngest child, Aristotle, is now confused at his place in the food pyramid. I am deeply disappointed in Hasbro as a company that could release such a faulty and amoral project onto the so called `free market.' I will be hesitant to pick up Hasbro products in the future and if the next product fails on me I may have to abandon your company for good. Let us swear to Odin that this never transpires.

Contributed by: A. Hinders
 
5 Star Rating  "Mousetrap - The Game"2009-04-27
- Reviewed By User: A285OL2USUCQQ3
The Game of Mousetrap!
Of course you help the younger players set up the game but once constructed my three and six year old grandsons were enraptured for several hours, following the convoluted course laid out. The next day they were back at the table dropping the marbles and watching the action. Actually, forget the game itself, just watch the marbles do their "thing" in this Rube Goldbergesque" contraption.
 
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