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Dexterity games — also known as skill games, palm puzzles and hand-held games — have fascinated adults and children since the 19th Century. The essential hand-eye challenge of rolling a ball into a hole or tilting a capsule through a maze has proved among the most delightful, maddening, and enduring diversions of the modern age, despite — or perhaps because of — its sheer simplicity. While the first rolling-ball puzzles were available in England as early as the 1840’s, it was Charles M. Crandall’s Pigs in Clover, introduced in 1889, that captured the enthusiasm of the American public. Senators took the game into the Senate Chambers during debates, and US President Benjamin Harrison is said to have played the game in the White House instead of tending to politics. By 1890, orders for Pigs in Clover were in excess of 8,000 a day.
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Love tabletop games? So do we! Join host Becca Scott here on Geek & Sundry for Game the Game, where she breaks out the best games in tabletop and plays them with fantastic guests. Many games take the concept of Jenga and then reverse the process: Stack until it falls. It’s a gratifying ...
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