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Monopoly

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Rated: Everyone
4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 282 ratings
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  • choose to wheel and deal your way to success on any of a variety of Monopoly boards, from the classic board to the World Edition board
  • Compete to own some of the most recognized cities and landmarks on the globe as you make your way around the new World Edition board
  • strategize your way to real estate success speedily in a new, super-fast version of the classic game
  • fill up your passport to unlock never-before-seen Monopoly boards
  • Play thrilling mini games that put your investment sense, business strategies and sheer competitiveness to the test

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An all-time classic board game, Monopoly, is transformed in an edition for the Wii with more features added to this addictive game of real estate millions. They've only made it faster, better, and realistic. This all-new digital gaming edition brings a party twist to the classic Monopoly board game. It features up to 4-player simultaneous play, ensuring that everyone is engaged and allowing the whole family to get involved in the fun and play together. Faster gameplay eliminates downtime freeing up players to wheel and deal their way through some of the most recognizable cities and landmarks from around the world. Families can fill up their passports as they try to unlock new and never-before-seen game boards or challenge each other to fun interactive mini-games like breaking out of the jail cell and running away with all the loot. Play in offline single or multi-player mode and compete to own it all and win!
This interactive edition of Monopoly features smooth 3D graphics, expressive animations, and ten stylized game boards with themes such as jungle, arctic, and future. The game's World Edition game boards are based on real-life world capital cities, and bonuses are unlocked as players fill up their virtual passports by playing in each one. For fans of the original, all classic rules apply in the original mode of play. The 2008 edition also introduces a "Richest" mode, which is a more fast-paced, party-game styled approach to Monopoly. Players compete in mini-games to earn dice rolls. Dice roles determine the number of properties the player is dealt each turn. The player takes possession of any unclaimed properties that are dealt, but pays rent on any properties that are owned by another.

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Turn real estate into real entertainment as Monopoly, the biggest deal in classic board games comes to the Wii for the first time in Monopoly Here & Now: The World Edition. Celebrating over 70 years of family fun, this new rendition of the legendary property trading game is sure to delight a new generation of players as it blends familiar turn-based board game style play with the energizing, Wii Remote based action modern gamers crave.
10 playable themed boards.
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4-player mini-games galore.
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Fast play in 'Get Rich Quick'.
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As with all versions of Monopoly, gameplay in Here & Now: the World Edition is driven by turn-based rolling of the dice and the player's ability to secure and maintain control of real estate investments. In the Wii version players use the remote to roll the dice, with their piece moved around the board and rents deducted from their account automatically. Once this is done they have the choice to either visit the accounts screen, where all player owned properties and available cash are listed, or to allow the next player to roll. A new twist in gameplay involves the mini-games scattered throughout the board. These occur at different points in the game--for example, at the beginning of the game to determine who will roll first. They are quick detours from the main action and are generally designed to challenge players according to their standing in the game, thus making it tougher for first place players to pull away from their competition.

A New Game With New Boards
Although the game environment of Monopoly Here and Now: The World Edition is firmly rooted in the original game through its inclusion of a classically laid out board, with all the properties and playing pieces you remember, it also offers up new directions of play through its wealth of new board options. The game contains 10 playable boards. Each is individually themed, with properties reflecting that theme. Just a few of these themes included are, jungle, arctic, future, cheese, and deco. In addition, other available boards are designed after world capitals. As players access these boards they receive stamps on a virtual passport that when filled will unlock even more boards as they circle the globe becoming international real estate tycoons.

Key Game Features:

  • Get Rich Quick - In this all-new, super-fast version, trade properties and compete in exciting mini-games designed to encourage fast monetary turnarounds, to see who makes the top of the rich list.
  • Group Play - Up to four players can simultaneously join in on the "rags to riches" fun.
  • Monopoly Past, Present & Future - The most extensive collection of Monopoly boards all in one package - from the newest Monopoly Here & Now: The World Edition to classic Monopoly.
  • Now Boarding - Fill up your passport as you play to unlock new and never-before-seen Monopoly boards.
30 Minute Games with 'Get Rich Quick'
A big part of the fun of the original Monopoly board game was the experience of going head-to-head against fellow players in games that could last for hours, depending on the roll of the dice and how much money and real estate assets were available. But not everyone wants to, or has the time to play a drawn out game like this. This is where Monopoly Here and Now: the World Edition's 'Get Rich Quick' game mode comes in. Designed to be accessible to players of any age and more importantly to provide all the rags to riches excitement cherished from previous versions of Monopoly, condensed into shorter space of time, a full game in Get Rich Quick mode can take as little as 30 minutes depending on your configuration. This speed of play is achieved through the availability of varying levels of play and strategy built into the mode. At the outset of the game players agree to play at either the developer, industrialist, or tycoon levels. Big payoffs and fast turnarounds are the norm here, with the developer level offering the quickest play due to the leveling events incorporated within it. Through these, large leads can often quickly disappear, keeping the game competitive regardless of player's skill levels and initial bankroll. The result is quick, compelling and addictive family gameplay that is sure to make its mark on generations of would-be real estate tycoons for years to come.

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4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2 out of 5
282 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the variety of boards and games in the video game. They mention that it brings lots of fun to their family. They also appreciate the graphics, saying that it's pretty to look at. Opinions are mixed on value and speed.

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37 customers mention27 positive10 negative

Customers find the game really fun, digital, and awesome. They say it brings lots of fun to their family, with mini games sprinkled throughout for extra entertainment. They also say the game has several interesting boards to play on, making the game easier.

"...It is only four players; however, there are several interesting boards to play on. There are also some hilariously fun minigames included...." Read more

"Monopoly is a classic, and for good reason. It's certainly fun playing on the Wii - no set-up, the system keeps track of everything for you, and..." Read more

"...to search through your properties to find who has what, which makes the game easier. I would recommend this game to anyone who has a Wii." Read more

"...In the beginning the Banker's narrating is fun but it quickly gets annoying... he follows you around the board and says the same three phrases as..." Read more

6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers find the variety of boards and games in the physical video game software to be hours of enjoyment. They also say the different versions and modes of play are interesting.

"...Lots of different versions to play lots of fun, and seller sent it right away, in the good condition promised" Read more

"...The couple different modes of play are interesting, too. Good options to match with how people often play the board game...." Read more

"This game was fun when we first got it. I liked the different kinds of boards, unfortunately we didn't get to play a full game because some one..." Read more

"Lots of different boards of monopoly to play and a lot easier than getting out the board game with all the pieces." Read more

5 customers mention5 positive0 negative

Customers find the graphics in the game pretty to look at, with beautiful game boards to choose from. They also say it's good eye candy.

"...Graphics are Ok, but the transitions are a little too long...." Read more

"...So, good eye candy but I think I'll stick with my old X-Box version. <sad>..." Read more

"Game graphics are good and I like the various boards. The couple different modes of play are interesting, too...." Read more

"Lots of fun! Interesting, beautiful game boards to choose from (including Deco, classic, futuristic, jungle and frozen to name a few) and mini..." Read more

11 customers mention4 positive7 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the video game software. Some mention that it's worth the money, while others say that it was a total waste of money.

"...I went back to order one for them, was shock to see that the game had double in price. I paid $44 and now it is $89 go figure......" Read more

"...it's worth the money. I know I'm being vague in my description, but I don't want to ruin your fun...." Read more

"Not worth the money in my opinion. I love this game and play it often on X-Box and my PC, but the Wii version leaves little to be desired...." Read more

"...Total waste of money. Note to self: check used games as soon as you receive them." Read more

10 customers mention3 positive7 negative

Customers are mixed about the speed of the video game software. Some mention that it moves along quickly, while others say that it's boring and slow. They also mention that there's lagging during transitions and during certain animations.

"...Graphics are Ok, but the transitions are a little too long...." Read more

"...However there's some lagging during transitions or during certain animations due to it being on the Wii and there's not a lot of graphics power there..." Read more

"...The price was great and the shipping time was perfect however, after my boyfriend opened it, there was no game inside :..." Read more

"...If you play a long game it's sure to drive you crazy. He seems to slow the game down (which I didn't think this was possible)...." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers find the ability to turn off the animation in the video game software to be frustrating. They say that it slows the game down and makes it seem like the character is constantly talking.

"...There's no way to disable it and it seems like he's constantly talking...." Read more

"This thing is extremely annoying. You can't turn off the animation and that slows the game to a crawl...." Read more

"...Too much animation and no way to turn it off...." Read more

Top reviews from the United States

Lawrence H. Farr
5.0 out of 5 stars We've played it over and over and over again
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2020
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
My daughter loves the game. I play because she loves it - and being electronic - no worries about the accounting part of it. All that tracking can get so burdensome. It is only four players; however, there are several interesting boards to play on. There are also some hilariously fun minigames included. Some of them are truly a lot of fun, while others are more work than fun. On the whole, it is an excellent addition to any Wii library.
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Eric Norton
4.0 out of 5 stars Hours of fun!
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2013
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
Monopoly is a classic, and for good reason. It's certainly fun playing on the Wii - no set-up, the system keeps track of everything for you, and all you have to do is buy, sell, build, and drain your opponents' cash before they can do the same to you. Why, then, only 4 stars instead of 5? It would be nice to be able to zoom around the board at will to help keep track of who owns what, or be able to access more detail about the properties (or even just read the title deed card), whenever it's necessary, as opposed to only at the very end of one's turn. Otherwise, this game is a great way to spend an hour or two, whether playing against the computer or against friends.
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Trish
5.0 out of 5 stars Wii Monopoly
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2010
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
I absolutely love this game. I haven't played monopoly since I was a child, and this game has certainly renewed my passion for it. My five year old easily watches along and when he gets the hang of it, he will be playing too. You don't need a banker to count, and you do not need to search through your properties to find who has what, which makes the game easier. I would recommend this game to anyone who has a Wii.
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S. Macloud
3.0 out of 5 stars Entertaining in beginning but gets annoying quickly.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2009
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
Purchased this game because I liked EA Games Monopoly for the iPhone & Touch and wanted a game for the big screen, but it is very different. Graphics are Ok, but the transitions are a little too long. iPhone version's board pieces fly around the board, dog runs and the car races around the board. In this version they jump on each property making each turn seem longer than needed. In the beginning the Banker's narrating is fun but it quickly gets annoying... he follows you around the board and says the same three phrases as you land on properties ... he tends to run behind. There is no option to remove the banker or narration from the game. He is geared to kids maybe? The background music sounds like bad 80s adult movie soundtracks. Overall the game is playable, but I think most adults will find it annoying.
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D. B.
5.0 out of 5 stars My adult children love it
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2011
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
I personal have not had a chance to play the game on my Wii, however my daughter and son-n-law loved the game. I went back to order one for them, was shock to see that the game had double in price. I paid $44 and now it is $89 go figure...
I guess that's the Christmas inflation.
I will be getting my game back from them, sorry.
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zion
5.0 out of 5 stars lots of family fun!
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2014
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
Super fun and addictve game that up to 4 can play no rolling dice! no moving yyour piece. On a down note, it pays the player you landed on rent immediately, so no trying to be sneaky, but that is a small thing! Lots of different versions to play lots of fun, and seller sent it right away, in the good condition promised
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Ceryphym
1.0 out of 5 stars Quite the disappointment
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2008
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
I am a big fan of Monopoly and was very excited to get my hands on this game (I pre-ordered it from Amazon). The short version of my review is to say that the Wii version is inferior in almost all respects to the X-Box version (and I don't mean the 360, the X-Box from 7 years ago). Although it is pretty to look at, the playability is horrible. The game has almost no configurable options (e.g., skip animations) and requires you to arrow over everything you want to do, even when there are no options other than to continue. Some of the buttons even require you to arrow over them, arrow off of them, then try again (bug). The game set-up options are also very poor, not even allowing you to set the game to play like the board version (e.g., you can't set the pay space between Park Place and Boardwalk to the correct fee). So, good eye candy but I think I'll stick with my old X-Box version. <sad>

update - Well, I gave the game another chance and it got worse. I almost had the AI beat when it put me in a "trade" loop where the computer kept offering me the same three trades over and over endlessly. I had to turn the game off to escape eventually. Very frustrating.
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Aaron W. Willis
4.0 out of 5 stars A lot of Fun but some lagging in the graphics
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2011
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
I love monopoly, My wife and I play this a lot since we got it. However there's some lagging during transitions or during certain animations due to it being on the Wii and there's not a lot of graphics power there. overall it's still a lot of fun and the different versions and add ons to this version are a lot of fun.
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Turcotte
5.0 out of 5 stars Joue bien et en français 😉
Reviewed in Canada on April 2, 2023
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
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Nunavut Mom
5.0 out of 5 stars We love it
Reviewed in Canada on January 4, 2014
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
My husband and I play this a lot as there is not much one can do in the arctic when the weather can reach to temps of -57. When there is not much on T.V., then this can become a very nice and fun past time.
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Emma Trepanier
4.0 out of 5 stars Comme décrit
Reviewed in Canada on November 11, 2022
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
Reçu rapidement et en bon état
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Sherry
4.0 out of 5 stars Great
Reviewed in Canada on May 11, 2014
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
was delivered REALLY quickly, no defects. Love anything Monopoly and this game is great! Slightly disappointed because the Monopoly/Monopoly Streets edition has a better Monopoly as far as not having to watch the computer play until the very end when the human players are bankrupt and a few small differences. I wish I would have gotten the duo even though Monopoly Streets is terrible the Monopoly game attached was way better.
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Mildred Hykawy
4.0 out of 5 stars Four Stars
Reviewed in Canada on July 24, 2016
Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase
I like the game but the only think I don't like about I can't play it by myself.
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