Some of our fondest childhood memories surround playing games with our friends and family, so the website Smosh wanted to help you take a trip down memory lane with an image list of your favorite games and toys – but they might be different than you remember.
Who doesn’t remember classics like “The Game Of Yelling And Bookkeeping” or “Homicide For Ages 8 And Up”? With their new title make-overs, you might not be able to look at these games the same ever again. Scroll down below to see all the classic games from your youth with their new, hilariously accurate, names. And don’t forget to upvote your favorites!
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#1 Family Fight Night
Original name: Monopoly

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#2 How To Find Out That Everybody Went To A Better School Than You
Original name: Scrabble

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#3 In A Month You’ll Only Have Three Marbles
Original name: Hungry Hippos

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#4 A Fun -Filled Afternoon Of Raising Kids And Buying Insurance
Original name: Life

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#5 It’s A Coil. Enjoy That
Original name: Slinky

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#6 This Game Could Be Played With Two Sheets Of Paper And A Pen
Original name: Battleship

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#7 Straight Line Straight Line Straight Line Square
Original name: Etch a Sketch

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#8 The Game Of Hiding Out In Australia Until The Very End
Original name: Risk

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#9 This Will Never Work
Original name: Mouse Trap Game

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#10 This Game Of Yelling And Bookkeeping
Original name: Yahtzee

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#11 If It Comes In A Bag Then It’s Not The Real Thing
Original name: Mega Bloks

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#12 It Has Robots! It Has Punching! If that’s not enough then frankly we don’t know what to say
Original name: Rock’em Sock’em Robots

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#13 Claim The Corners Or Lose
Original name: Othello

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#14 No Idea Actually, This Game Kinda Scares Us
Original name: Candy Land

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