Monopoly Electronic Banking Edition Without The Paper Money
9 Comments By Tal Siach on November 2nd, 2007 in Customer Experience
Don’t lose track of all the paper money in the Monopoly Game. Keep a record of all players and their finances with the Monopoly Electronic Banking Edition.
I remember the days when I played Monopoly with my friends and family. There were always someone (usually me) who was in charge of the cashier duties and dealt the paper money to all of the players. Of course this person sometimes had the “permission” to lose track of the money or even steal a bill or two to compensate the cashier’s difficult but required job.
To hold the Monopoly paper bills in my hands as a kid was a thrill, since it felt like real money, and a lot of it! In today’s world, less and less individuals are carrying cash with them and prefer using their credit or debit cards for daily transactions.
The popular game Monopoly made a real life adjustment as well. The classic board game has been updated with electronic banking instead of regular paper money. The first time I saw it I was shocked! It’s like taking an important core of the game out, but after a few minutes I realized that’s not necessarily true. Nowadays, kids are familiar with debit or credit cards from a younger age.
The world is changing, technology advancing and our old favorite box games are changing accordingly.
The Monopoly Electronic Banking Edition is available for under $30 at Amazon.com. You can also see a short clip of the game there.
Either with paper bills or the electronics calculator, I still think Monopoly is one of the greatest social games for all ages!
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November 2nd, 2007 at 7:57 am
Really cool find,
dont have much time for many games lately but it looks like a really cool grab bag item for x-mas.
G~
November 2nd, 2007 at 8:06 pm
BOOO! you should be condemning stuff like this… ruining a classic
November 2nd, 2007 at 9:52 pm
Hi Gnar and Travis, Thank you for your comments.
@Gnar: I also thought it was pretty cool. Perhaps with this, it doesn’t make us have to sit until we finish the game, so we can always find time to play.
@Travis: I love the classic game as well, but would like our readers to hear about new products and updates.
Whether it is bad or good, that is up to each individual to decide.
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November 21st, 2008 at 7:07 pm
Does anyone know where I can get replacement credit cards for monopoly electronic banking??
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