Hasbro, Inc.

R.r Design and Development Ltd.

Forster Inc.

Darrell M Merino

Roni Raviv

Omri Rothschild

Peter Kullgren

Dwayne Carr

James Thibault

Randall Moormann

The present invention is directed to an apparatus and a method of game play for an electronic sequence matching game the may include a pair of elongated stick member that may be operatively coupled together by an electrical cord so the game play for the electronic matching game may be coordinated between the elongated stick members. During the electronic sequence matching game, the elongated stick members may illuminate different colored lights and generate corresponding sounds in particular sequences, and a player must manipulate the sticks to repeat the sequences generated by the elongated stick members. Depending on the mode of game play, the elongated stick members may repeat the sequence with an additional light being added to the sequence each time the player successfully matches the sequence, or the elongated stick members may generate a new sequence that may be longer or played faster than the previous sequence each time the player successfully matches a sequence. In a further mode, the player may be able to manipulate the elongated stick members in any desired sequence, with the player's manipulation of the elongated stick members causing the stick members to respond with lights and sounds of the music chosen by the player.

Electronic sequence matching game and method of game play using same

Toy stick element

A device for propelling a game ball on a game surface includes an actuator arm which is manually depressible with a finger of a user for pivoting a pivot arm to engage the game ball and to thereby propel it on the game surface. The device further includes a restricting housing which extends around the actuator arm for limiting the degree of finger movement in a direction away from the actuator arm and for thereby limiting the amount of momentum which can be imparted to the pivot arm with the actuator arm.

Device for propelling game ball

An adjustable net includes sections which are adapted to overlap and fastening elements which hold such overlapping portions to shorten the length of the net. In another embodiment a detachable sleeve is movable along the length of the net to set the overall length of the net. Also, a plurality of sleeves may be selectively placed over net posts to determine the length of the net. In another embodiment, the net may be rolled on a rotatable net post.

Adjustable net

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Darrell M Merino