“Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition” is looking for a few good landmarks, with a deadline of Feb. 28.
Game and puzzle maker Top Trumps USA, the American division of Winning Moves International, says it wants iconic Philly landmarks, businesses and nonprofits to become squares on this new version of the board game. It’s scheduled to make its debut on store shelves in November, under license from game and toy company Hasbro.
The Philadelphia version will replace the perennial board game’s famous Atlantic City squares, and instead pay homage to the City of Brotherly Love.
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“Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition” is looking for a few good landmarks, with a deadline of Feb. 28.
Game and puzzle maker Top Trumps USA, the American division of Winning Moves International, says it wants iconic Philly landmarks, businesses and nonprofits to become squares on this new version of the board game. It’s scheduled to make its debut on store shelves in November, under license from game and toy company Hasbro.
The Philadelphia version will replace the perennial board game’s famous Atlantic City squares, and instead pay homage to the City of Brotherly Love.
“We’re in the home stretch of our selections process. This is the final opportunity for those who love this community to help us make the game as authentic as possible by nominating their favorite businesses, things, and places they’d like to see featured,” said Tim Barney, a Top Trumps representative. Barney said the nominations often include nonprofits and charities, food and beverage, education, sports, attractions, events and festivals, utilities, transportation, retail, media, neighborhoods, and others.
Public submissions and business inquiries can be emailed to Philly@TopTrumps.com for consideration.
