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Endless Games was created in 1996 by industry veterans Kevin McNulty and Michael Gasser. Fresh from their success with the Games Gang, they decided to form their own company.
The premier line of Endless Games was headlined with the breakthrough hit The Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. The line was rounded out with classics such as Jotto, Kismet and the party game Encore. Midway through year one, Endless went into production on Password. The game was a huge success and paved the way for an entire retro collection including The Newlywed Game, The Price is Right, Family Feud, Beat the Clock and Concentration.
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Endless Games 3587 Hwy 9 Ste 503 Freehold, NJ 07728 Phone: (732)414-2213 Fax: (732)414-2219 www.endlessgames.com |
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Endless Games was created in 1996 by industry veterans Kevin McNulty and Michael Gasser. Fresh from their success with the Games Gang, they decided to form their own company.
The premier line of Endless Games was headlined with the breakthrough hit The Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. The line was rounded out with classics such as Jotto, Kismet and the party game Encore. Midway through year one, Endless went into production on Password. The game was a huge success and paved the way for an entire retro collection including The Newlywed Game, The Price is Right, Family Feud, Beat the Clock and Concentration.
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Route 66™Ages: 10 and upFor 2-4 players or teams Race cross country on a map of the United States. Advance your roadster by completing challenges on U.S. history, geography, and your favorite road trip moments! |
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Gerald McBoing BoingBased on the Academy Award winning Dr. Seuss cartoon, and now featured everyday on the Cartoon Network, Gerald McBoing Boing is the story of 6-year-old Gerald: an adventurous little boy with a unique talent for speaking only in sound effects. The game offers young children to join Gerald on his adventures both big and small as he honks, whistles, clangs, toots, and cuckoos through his day. The fun game will entertain and teach, using sound association, to engage its younger players.Ages 3-6 |