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Mattel Games UNO Iconic Series 1990s Matching Card Game Featuring Decade-Themed Design, 112 Cards for Collectors, Teen & Adult Game Night, Ages 7 Years & Older

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Style: 1990s


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  • Mark the 50th anniversary of the UNO game with a series celebrating the decades that it's been bringing people together across the card table!
  • This '90s deck of cards is decorated in pastel colors representing the decade when we all wanted to go to Beverly Hills High and live in zip code 90210, dude.
  • When players get down to one card, they must get jiggy with it and yell "UNO!"
  • Always the perfect choice for game night, each deck of the matching card game can handle 2 to 10 players at a time!
  • This edition will complement any UNO lover's game closet, ages 7 years and older.

Description

The UNO card game is celebrating 50 Years of Being Wild with a series of decks celebrating each decade from the '70s to the present! This 1990s edition of everyone's favorite matching card game has a soft pastel color palette and gridded look reflecting the totally tubular era. The game that brings people together for fast-paced fun and unpredictable twists has never been so nostalgic! Game play is like the classic UNO game, and when a player is down to one card, they must not forget to yell, "UNO!" As if! Each deck sold separately and subject to availability. Colors and decorations may vary.


Age Range (Description): 7 years and up


Number of Players: 2-10


Brand: Mattel Games


Theme: Card play


Material: Paper


Product Dimensions: 0.75 x 3.63 x 5.75 inches


Item Weight: 0.02 ounces


Item model number: GXV50


Manufacturer recommended age: 7 years and up


Release date: November 1, 2020


Manufacturer: Mattel


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    • A basic re-skin of Uno but with harder to tell apart cards.
Style: 2000s
It's a re-skin of uno but the 0s and the skips are really hard to tell apart, also not friendly at all for people that struggle with shades of colors since 2 of the colors they picked are extremely similar.
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2022 by JD Finch
    • Family fun
Style: 1980s
Love the look to these.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2023 by angel klingenberg
    • Bought this deck for my kids
Style: 2000s
Review Image by Adriane Leigh Adriane Leigh
That's the only photo I have, we took it because the cat was winning. ;) It's a neat design that my kids picked out. I have the "minimalist" one for myself. Both sets are quality and uno is always a fun easy on the brain game to pull out. They are paper based instead of wax, so a bit more grippy.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2022 by Adriane Leigh Adriane Leigh
    • Good but…
Style: 2000s
The cards were brand, new and in their packages, but the package for the cards was torn up
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2023 by Seth
    • Outside Packaging Looks Rough
Style: 1980s
We love Uno and collect all the versions. We have over 30 different ones to date. We received this one today and have not had a chance to play it, but wanted to provide a review of the item as it arrived. I am disappointed in the condition of the package - it is damaged and worn looking. My son immediately thought it was used, but the cards are still wrapped in plastic. The condition is surprising considering this product just came out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2021 by Chance of a Lifetime
    • Get revenge on your kids!
Style: 2000s
I got these for my kids (r/g b/r color blind) and i absolutely destroyed them. All my pent up rage for them mocking me when i sucked at Roblox and Apex Legends came out in a river of fury. They were losing left and right...until they got the hang of it during the third game. This pretty much evens the playing field between our generations and also allows for everyone to be engaged and have fun. We play atleast one round a day. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2021 by Ashley
    • Cards are pretty, packaging arrived damaged and dirty
Style: 1990s
Review Image by Julia Bauer Julia Bauer
The cards are really really pretty, I love them. However, the packaging of the cards arrived damaged and it was dirty which really annoys me because the design of the packaging is also really cool but now it already looks used without even having used them at all. So that‘s a bit disappointing! When I buy something brandnew I expect it to be new. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2021 by Julia Bauer Julia Bauer
    • one of my favorite card games
Style: 1980s
I bought these cards for my daughter to help her learn her numbers and be able to recognize patterns. So far it's working well. She loves to play the game, and it has really helped us bond as she learns her numbers. A wonderful family game! And this version looks pretty cool too.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2022 by Lisa Currie

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