This game is a simulation of a Keirin indoor track cycling race although it can in theory be played with multiple players who can place bets on the outcome of the race. Keirin is a sport where the riders are following a derny (a motorcycle) before they are released in their race. The game is played with 6 riders and 6 different colours and a derny...
From the rules page: "If you don't know or understand baseball, this game will teach you. If you do know baseball, this game will be a challenge to your knowledge and ability." This is a one-page insert that came with a Kellogg's product (Pop-Tarts, I believe) and, despite the name of the publisher, is not a computer game. Play results are determined by...
From the rules page: "If you don't know or understand golf, this game will teach you. If you do know golf, this game will be a challenge to your knowledge and ability." This is a one-page insert that came with a Kellogg's product (Pop-Tarts, I believe) and, despite the name of the publisher, is not a computer game. Play results are determined by drawing...
From the rules page: "If you don't know or understand soccer, this game will teach you. If you do know soccer, this game will be a challenge to your knowledge and ability." This is a one-page insert that came with a Kellogg's product (pop-tarts, I believe) and, despite the name of the publisher, is not a computer game. Play results are determined by...
From the rules page: "If you don't know or understand football, this game will teach you. If you do know football, this game will be a challenge to your knowledge and ability." This is a one-page insert that came with a Kellogg's product (Pop-Tarts, I believe) and, despite the name of the publisher, is not a computer game. Play results are determined by...
From the rules page: "If you don't know or understand ice hockey, this game will teach you. If you do know ice hockey, this game will be a challenge to your knowledge and ability." This is a one-page insert that came with a Kellogg's product (Pop-Tarts, I believe) and, despite the name of the publisher, is not a computer game. Play results are determined...
From the rules page: "If you don't know locations of U.S. cities, this game will teach you. If you do know locations of U.S. cities, this game will be a challenge to your knowledge." This is a one-page insert that came with a Kellogg's product (Pop-Tarts, I believe) and, despite the name of the publisher, is not a computer game. Play results are determined...
Kelloggs Album of Australian Games is a promotional mail out set of 4 games published by Kelloggs during the 1940's. The games are stapled into a booklet style and have pop out playing pieces and dice made of cardboard. Games are about racing, swimming, golf and saving money and all require movement by the roll a dice and the players playing pieces to be...