Jeff Gaspin, who heads up unscripted at Netflix, told Deadline that he was convinced to buy the project without a pitch in ...

Representatives of Hasbro partner Top Trumps USA on Monday morning unveiled the Richmond edition of the iconic board game Monopoly, which features iconic Richmond destinations.

Think you know the history of the Monopoly board game? You might be surprised. The tale was included in every Monopoly box sold for decades: During the Great Depression, a down-on-his-luck ...

Limited edition versions of Monopoly — like this “.com” edition in 2000 — refresh the classic board game. Now, Boston’s getting its own permanent version. This fall, Boston will have its own Monopoly ...

On its 90th anniversary, the iconic board economic game Monopoly is getting a reality competition series on Netflix.

EXCLUSIVE: Monopoly is passing go at Netflix. Deadline understands that the streamer has landed the reality competition series adaptation of the classic board game after a competitive bidding process.

Mr. Monopoly visited Des Moines this week to determine which landmarks will be featured in the Des Moines version of the iconic board game.

Changes from this plan will start to take effect next summer. New Tonight- An iconic board game is getting an Iowa twist. Monopoly announced they are making a Des Moines edition board. Instead of ...

The game also has customized Community Chest and Chance cards. According to a news release, MONOPOLY: Virginia Beach Edition will be available for purchase at the following locations: ...

Oklahoma City is set to be featured in a special MONOPOLY: Oklahoma City Edition board game, with local landmarks and businesses taking the place of classic properties, and residents are invited ...

Other digital versions exist including Monopoly Go, a single-player mobile board game, and The Monopoly Super Electronic Banking board game with an all-in-one electronic banking unit.

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