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  • andawaymego
    Permanent Member
    • Oct 24, 2002
    • 2584

    Any fans of Which Witch? Milton Bradley board game.

    Do you guys remember this classic?

    Gamester Of Triskellion
  • toys2cool
    Ultimate Mego Warrior
    • Nov 27, 2006
    • 28605

    #2
    I never played it,but I do remember seeing the game a few times
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    • toysrus
      Persistent Member
      • Aug 23, 2007
      • 1247

      #3
      cool game!

      Wow that brought back some classic memories from the past! I didnt have that game but this kid in our neighborhood had tons of games, this was one of them. I just looked on ebay, pretty pricey to buy one complete. 50 bucks or so!




      Originally posted by andawaymego

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      • Wee67
        Museum Correspondent
        • Apr 2, 2002
        • 10586

        #4
        As if you didn't know

        As a kid, I was never big on board games... UNLESS there was sort of 3-dimensional or mechanical element. Games like this or Mouse Trap not only made for great games, but they could also be used for Mego Playsets. I know they weren't to scale, but use your imagination!
        WANTED - Solid-Boxed WGSH's, C.8 or better.

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        • Earth 2 Chris
          Verbose Member
          • Mar 7, 2004
          • 32498

          #5
          The guys behind the Ventrue Bros. must be a fan of this. It made Col. Gentleman's list of "Toys He Wished He Had As a Lad, But They Weren't Invented Yet."

          Chris
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          • batmanmc
            mego batman collector
            • Jun 22, 2004
            • 6227

            #6
            i used to love board games. i never had that one but it was a cool game.

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            • ZICA
              Persistent Member
              • May 7, 2006
              • 2330

              #7
              This was an awesome game and probably my favorite as a kid. About a year ago I was lucky enough to get one on ebay that was never played with, and I've also got a sealed version of the Ghost Castle game that's shown toward the bottom of the page. The Disney's Haunted Mansion game was also really cool.

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              • Drzsmith
                Veteran Member
                • Jul 9, 2011
                • 261

                #8
                I was gonna start a thread on this!I had this as a kid,I never really played it though,just set it up and dropped the ball to see what it would do.Ive been trying to buy one on ebay but I keep getting outbid,I guess I would call it a grail for me.

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                • mazinz
                  Persistent Member
                  • Jul 2, 2007
                  • 2249

                  #9
                  I still own the game and it is sitting here on my shelf. I loved playing this when I was younger, actually it was played quite often. Hmm when I think about it now, pretty much every kid I knew in the neighborhood had this game back then. I would easily consider it as being one of my most favorite board games of all time

                  For records sake I know it was called something else in the UK with a slightly different theme
                  "What motivated him to throw a puppy at the Hells Angels is currently unclear,"

                  Starroid Raiders Dagon wrote "No Dime Store Monster left behind"

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                  • Ranger 3
                    Veteran Member
                    • Oct 25, 2007
                    • 323

                    #10
                    Thanks for digging up this memory- I loved this game. Got it as a gift as I recall (probably birthday). Made me want to build the rest of the haunted house.

                    M

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                    • pooper_prez
                      Museum Patron
                      • Sep 20, 2007
                      • 104

                      #11
                      I had this game and loved it.

                      Unfortunately it had a lot of pieces that were easily lost. Once they were gone the game was pretty much unplayable.

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                      • Sowth
                        Career Member
                        • Mar 14, 2006
                        • 889

                        #12
                        This was my number one favourite game as a kid, although in Australia it was called "Haunted House" and distributed by Toltoys. I have it in storage but can't seem to find a pic.
                        Toltoys Kid Vintage Australian Toys and Ice Creams

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