In this vertical variant of Scrabble, players are allowed to play letters on top of each other up to five time.

Red and Black

This Star Trek: The Next Generation actor currently hosts his own board game.

According to it's ad a player had to "put the pieces into the slots, make the right selection, but be quick you're racing the clock."

"Wandering Monster"

The goal in this game is to get a midnight snack without disturbing a slumbering parental figure.

Double Letter Score

This founding father was a big fan of Chess and Cribbage.

This game for children was advertised as "buckets of fun."

"In the jungle you must wait until the dice read five or eight"

This game still produced by Hasbro has a board that features the words, "Yes," "No," "Goodbye," the alphabet and the full set of Arabic numerals.

St. James Place

This avid Dungeons and Dragons player was the voice of the Iron Giant.

According to the 1990's ad, it's a zany action, a crazy contraption, the fun is catching, it's this.

"Swim English Channel
$50,000"

In this board game that shouldn't exist, the smallest bill is worth 10 million dollars and the die is emblazoned with a "T"

Win photography contest. Collect $10,000.

This Zombieland star is a a fan a Settlers of Catan and will bring it to sets to entertain actors between takes.

According to the advertisement for the steel ball shooting game of the same name, you'll get caught up in this.

"Lead Pipe"

The object of this game is to steal treasure from a pirate skeleton before it shakes violently.

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This former president is a fan of Risk, Dominoes and Scrabble.

This game's 1997 ad claimed the "the fun's in the clues" and ended with the disclaimer that "game cards do not actually talk."

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