Quackgammon is an easier way-to-play variation of backgammon in a travel format. Each player moves his flock of three “mallards” around a lake. The fowl are protected by staying positioned next to each other so that the lone fowl is not a “sitting duck."

An enhanced version of Tic-Tac-Toe, this game includes six magnetic game pieces: 3 0’s marked “1”, “3” and “5” and three X’s marked “2”, “4” and “6” — and a 3 x 3 game board grid. The pieces are played in numerical order. Once the six pieces are on the board, play continues in sequential fashion, with each move exposing the now-vacated square to the opponent. The action ends only when the first player achieves a three-in-a-row combination.

The trivia board game is based on “The Godfather” series. Players collect cards as they answer questions correctly, and then build a “family.” The first player with ten members in a family wins. However, players must remain wary of who is in the family and who is a betrayer, since players can order hits to add or lose family members. Launch date: June 2008.

This second edition of the popular television game show features new and improved versions of Contestant's Row, The Showcase Showdown and Plinko. Launch date: July 15, 2008.

This twist on charades has players create the shapes' names on the cards provided, using any of the differently sized and differently colored pipe-cleaners. Try making a bowtie, a palm tree and even a coffee mug under time pressure. Launch date: August 15, 2008.

Join Pop Fox and the rest of the Hooked On Phonics characters as they visit Pop's Shop, the park, Cat's Kitchen and the Ratini Brothers' house. This fun and educational DVD game reinforces letter names, letter sounds, number recognition, colors, shapes and more. A variety of challenges are available for each educational goal, along with two different levels of play. Launch date: August 15, 2008.

This version of the popular television game show is full of survey questions from the actual show. This edition also features the famous plastic game console from the 70's and early 80's home versions. Launch date: August 15, 2008.

Kids can join Colby, Mo and Jack in an exciting A to Z challenge. They toss their beanbags onto the mat and then skip, spell, sing, stretch or rhyme their way around the alphabet to score. Alphabet Circus is a hilarious way to learn letter names and sounds, and develop early reading skills. The line also includes Roll and Read and Menu Match. “All Hooked on Phonics games give kids several levels of difficulty, so kids can learn and play at a skill level that is just right for them,” Brian Turtle of Endless Games told TDmonthly. Launch date: July 15, 2007.

Gerald McBoing Boing is the story of 6-year-old Gerald: an adventurous little boy with a unique talent for speaking only in sound effects. This game offers young children the chance to join Gerald as he honks, whistles, clangs, toots and cuckoos through his day. Based on the Acadamy Award-winning Dr. Seuss character now featured every day on the Cartoon Network, the Gerald McBoing Boing Game will entertain as it teaches, using sound association to engage and involve its young players.

Your Best Life Now, the best-selling book, is now a board game. The game gives players the means to enlarge their vision and develop a healthier self image while discovering the power of their thoughts and words. It's the first family board game in which play extends beyond the board into real life. Your Best Life Now brings an “I’ve never seen anything like this” factor to game play, Brian Turtle of Endless Games told TDmonthly. The game “continues long after all of the moving pieces are put away.” Launch date: January 2006.

ENDLESS GAMES KEEPS| THE TRADITION OF THE AMERICAN ROAD TRIP ALIVE! Fill your tanks and buckle your seatbelts, you’re about to get a kick out of playing Route 66™! Players race cross-country completing challenges as they go. Much like scenic America, these challenges offer something for every player and skill set. Watch out for "Tourist Traps" and obey the traffic laws or Sheriff John Q. Lawman will slow you down!