Monopoly may replace iconic pieces with emoji faces and hashtags. by Parija Kavilanz @CNNTech January 10, 2017: 5:18 PM ET . Your next monopoly game piece could be a hashtag.

He first stole a piece worth $25,000 in 1989 “to see if I could do it,” giving it to his brother-in-law at a family gathering. In 1995, believing the game was already being rigged to exclude ...

McDonald's Monopoly promotion was at the center of a fraudulent scheme run by a former police officer, The Daily Beast reported over the weekend. In 2001, the report says, more than 50 people were ...

At nearly 80 years old, Monopoly is set to retire one of its eight classic tokens. And its up to fans to choose which ones will remain on the board to pass “GO.” The Hasbro-owned game k… ...

The new piece will be either a toy robot, helicopter, cat, guitar or diamond ring Hasbro's campaign is an effort to freshen the brand and the game One of the iconic Monopoly game tokens soon will ...

You can also vote for the piece that you want to be added to the game: a cat, a diamond ring, a robot, a helicopter or a guitar all have a chance to pass Go. You can vote until February 5 ...

Since 1987, McDonald’s customers had feverishly collected Monopoly game pieces attached to drink cups, french fry packets, and advertising inserts in magazines.

Originally added to Monopoly in 1935, the thimble game piece will no longer ship with the iconic real estate-based board game. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

In March 2000, according to The Daily Beast, the F.B.I. received an anonymous phone tip: Someone named “Uncle Jerry” was rigging the McDonald’s Monopoly promotion, stealing game pieces from ...

Instead, they can purchase Ħaġar Qim, the Twistees Factory or the Triton Fountain. So, why ditch the street names? ... Unfortunately, Modeltoys were unable to change the Monopoly pieces.