I used to play Bingo when I was a kid. My grandmother taught me how to play this community game and we used to do this whenever a typhoon knocks off the electricity in our place. We always played Bingo games for hours to avoid boredom. Indeed, the game truly strengthens family ties.
My grandmother passed away a decade ago, and our family had not played bingo since then. The old bingo game had gathered dust in the cupboard with some of the boletas missing.
Computers and consoles had slowly replaced board games. Kids are more exposed to electronically-powered games. Even board games had been slowly making their transition to online gaming. For instance Disney Bingo is a game designed for playing using a TV and a DVD player. This game is sold at Amazon.com and Drugstore.com. The video below shows a quick preview of the game.
The kids of today belong to a generation of electronics and information technology. Although they still appreciate playing non-electronic games, computer and console games remains to be the main attraction to younger people. Board games may be slowly dying; but putting out online versions of these board games can definitely help rekindle the spirit of family and community ties.
As long as a visiting typhoon does not knock out electricity in our place.











true the difference of gaming technology..my played bingo but we usually do it every summer when all of us is free from school.in today’s generation my nephews are not aware of bingo..:( it’s a good thing to reckoned!:)
September 30, 2008 at 2:17 pm
@gLoR!e
Agree. Even my kid does not even know that some of the online games are online translations of backyard and board games.
September 30, 2008 at 3:14 pm
interesting. some relatives love to play scrabble, but don’t always have people to play with. am seeing if i can show them where to find players and the game online.
October 1, 2008 at 10:59 am
@kouji
I love playing with scrabble too. I’d twitter you if I happen to see an online scrabble game.
October 1, 2008 at 11:06 am