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List price: $16.99 (that's 12% off!)



P.S. I HAVE A MAGIC CYLINDERS (Secret Rare)!


Should have left it in the box.
It is short packed; but, not all that uncommon. I found 3 in 4 cases. There's only 3 figures to a case, however.
The tentacles are very difficult to get in. The instructions are not the best, so, that adds to the frustration. I have my Doc Ock standing on it's own. It's all in how you pose the tentacles. I have them holding the figure up. (Have the tentacles behind Doc and it'll stand). Becareful bending the tentacles, they are somewhat fragile. I was worried I would break mine. But, they did survive.
+ side: Solid figure. Heavy. Looks better than the actor.
- side: Difficult getting the tentacles on. Tentacles feel fragile. Poor assembly instructions.
Score 89% B+

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List price: $39.99 (that's 50% off!)

I have an idea--how about a drunk tank to put li'l Homer in after his DUI conviction, or maybe an emergency room for when he blacks out and crashes his car!

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List price: $39.99 (that's 63% off!)

If you want her as this disguised figure, the clunky permanent-glove hands won't bother you, but those of us who like to do some customizing prefer figures that we can make other outfits for, and the gloves are a problem. Like a Barbie, she comes with the hidden broad-arrow neck designed to break rather than be removable, which doesn't help.
As for the Solo in Carbonite: bleh. Vague abstract glows that you could pretend are him if you care enough, but when I sold a couple of these figures loose, people wouldn't take the Carbonite Solo display even as a gift.
So. If you just want her to look like she does in the box, the figure's probably fine. But unmasked, she's not even worth it at the sale price, to my taste.
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kid's as a play toy. The packaging has great art work depicting
Jabba's Throne Room, where Boussh "Leia" tride to free Han Solo.
I my self have two of them, one in the box for display and one for my kid's to play with they love it, my son and daughter. So
if you have a Star Wars fan in your life get this set for them you can't go wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Simply put, this game really stinks. I even talked my girlfriend into trying it and she agreed. So based on the unusually high retail price, I figured I could sell it quickly. Not so, apparently the word was out that this game was terrible. I couldn't even sell it on ebay after numerous times, even for as low as $10. Finally, after having the game posted for many months on a popular board game website, I managed to sell it for $4. I'm still surprised anyone actually bought it, even for $4.
As the previous reviewer stated, there has obviously been little or no testing of the gameplay. There are lots of cards and jewels and other trappings which essentially obscure the fact that this game is about as rich in gameplay as craps. That is not an exaggeration.
The list of faults to this game are so numerous I don't even know where to begin. SAVE YOUR MONEY!...
The two-star rating is because for young children (age 5-7) who know the book, they might get a little enjoyment out of remembering events in the book which are represented in the game, but on the other hand, the game must be played with an adult because there is a lot of reading, and I think the adult must have an alcoholic beverage nearby to get through this tedious thing.
I could not think of how to design a worse boardgame than this one, especially associating it with such a valuable and fascinating property as The Hobbit. It is a shame the designers of this game didn't at least play the outstanding Lord of the Rings boardgame. If they did, then they certainly didn't learn anything about good game design or entertaining game play.

