depression era shoot-a-loop game
I was flipping through a LeeValley catalog and saw this game, simple but strangely familiar. It is called a shoot-a-loop it is from the depression era, it has pachinko like mechanism and play. it is a tin toy and very affordable. 12.95
http://www.leevalley.com/gifts/page....104,53201&ap=1
Re: depression era shoot-a-loop game
Where do the batteries go? I can't see the video screen or the slot for game cartridges. As a toy, this thing will never fly. What were they thinking of?
How did we ever survive childhood without all the tech toys?
Somehow I don't remember being bored while I had my imagination turned on. Batteries not required.
If you haven't grown up by age 50 ... you don't have to!
Re: depression era shoot-a-loop game
From Dennis the Menace yesterday, quote from MR Wilson as Dennis was playing a video game " The outdoors was my playstation"
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