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Encore Game 2008

Encore Game 2008
Brand: Endless Games
Category: Toy
Department: ToysAndShoes

List Price: $13.99
Buy New: $8.50
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Seller: perfect_time_media
Sales Rank: 6244

Number Of Items: 1
Age: 8 - 99 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 2.1 x 8.4 x 10.4
Warranty: N

MPN: 000300
Model: 300
UPC: 632468003004
EAN: 0632468003004
ASIN: B00000JKL7

Release Date: May 30, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • How many songs can your team remember?
  • Can you sing a song with the word "Love" in it?
  • Can you sing a song with the word "Heart" in it?
  • Encore asks you to recall the most songs that contain the word we stick you with
  • With deluxe board!

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Quick, think of a song with the word "love" in it, and sing at least six words of the song. Hurry, though -- the timer's running. You don't have to be able to carry a tune to play this game, but you do have to know a lot of songs and have a good memory. Encore is a great party game for all ages. Includes 96 cards with six clues each, game board, timer, die, three pawns and instructions. For two or more players or teams.

Editorial Review
Clear your throat and drink that honey-lemon tea: It's time to play Encore, the game of dueling larynxes. The goal is to come up with a song that contains particular words--and then sing lines from the song that contains those words. Here's how it works: The first team turns up a card featuring five words; the two teams then take turns singing at least six words of any song that contains one of those five. The round continues until one team is stumped, which, if the word is "love," could take a while. But repetition is not allowed, and for every "said" and "moon," there's a "highway" or "piano"--whaddya do when you've exhausted the Billy Joel songbook? And it's great to draw a lyric that's in a song title, but if you don't know five others that come after, you'll be like the player who drew "nice"; he spent the entire run of the sand timer with his shoulders hunched like Sinatra because he couldn't connect "and let's make all the stops along the way" with the song's title, "Nice 'N' Easy." Oh, and don't play Encore with Renaissance Faire actors--when they draw the word "lady," they'll come up with an inexhaustible supply of 15th-century madrigals. Only after they've won will you discover that they were all bogus. --Tony Mason

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