Parker Brothers
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In 1883, an enterprising 16-year-old boy named George S. Parker took $40 of his total $50 life savings to publish and market a game he had invented called Banking. Little did he know that this small investment would lead to the founding of one of America's oldest and largest game manufacturers, Parker Brothers.
Since then, Parker Brothers has published more than 1,800 games. Many of them, such as the world famous Monopoly, Risk, and Clue games, have enjoyed continuous popularity throughout the years. Parker Brothers became part of Hasbro in 1991. With more new games coming out all the time, this healthy centenarian looks forward to a future even brighter than its illustrious past.
Games From Parker Brothers
 | Mr. Boddy is found dead in his mansion, apparently the victim of foul play. Players try to figure out whodunit in this classic detective game. |
 | The usual suspects are wreaking havoc at Tudor Mansion, and Scotland Yard needs your help! Can you crack the ten challenging interactive cases in this DVD edition of the classic game? |
 | Give junior detectives a chance to solve the case with this specially designed game, a classic Whodunit for ages five to eight! Find out who stole the cake and ate it, too! |
 | As an armchair Scotland Yard detective, you must solve one of the 50 unique and compelling new crimes in this prequel to the classic game of Clue. |
 | The mystery you love to solve again and again is even more intense! It's the same classic strategy, and all the usual suspects, but with new settings, new weapons and new rooms. |
 | The exciting world of the Clue game meets the dysfunctional world of the Simpsons as you try to figure out who killed Mr. Burns. |
