Does else anyone remember this kids game?
People that were kids during the early 80′s would probably remember this best. When I was little, I had a (I guess you could call it a board game) game called Hungry Hungry Hippos. It was square shaped, with a plastic hippo in each corner, and a bowl shaped center full of white marbles. Each hippo was a different, bright neon color and had a lever for a tail that when you pushed it down, the hippo’s mouth could come open and move forward to grab the marbles, which would go thru the hippo into a little collection point nearby. The objective was to get as many marbles as fast as you could, then everyone counted their marbles when they were all gone.
This was such a simple, stupid game, but for some reason me and my friends loved it and would play with it all the time. I was just wondering if anyone else out there had similar recollections.
YES! i had that game! my mom hated it when my sister and i played because it made so much noise! i think you can still buy that game at places like toys-r-us
i love that game too!
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