Pictures of the Board Game Clue

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Some of the most popular board games are reinvented every few years, and looking at pictures of the board game Clue illustrates the evolution. Clue was invented in 1944 by Anthony Pratt. What began as a quest to discover Mr. Buddy's murderer and weapon of choice has changed faces through the years, but the simple, old-fashioned charm remains. Whether you are searching for Mr. Buddy's murderer or the killer of Mr. Burns, whether the crime occurred in the study or somewhere in the town of Springfield, the game still employs the skills of logic and deduction. Even in the junior versions, when little detectives search for missing toys or desserts, the game still has a timeless simplicity.

The classic version is only the beginning.

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Pictures of the Board Game Clue Through the Years

All of Springfield is represented.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GGV1GU?ie=UTF8&tag=lovetoknow-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B000GGV1GU Clue Nostalgia for old-fashioned fun	Clue Mysteries is the story before the story.	Junior detectives search for missing toys.
In this version, junior looks for missing cake!	Clue Jr. board	The characters of Clue Jr.
It's Clue... on steroids!	Clue FX in action.	The characters of Clue FX
The Simpsons Clue game in a collectible tin	The Simpsons gang in action	Who killed Mr. Burns?