The game goes through its nostalgic routine featuring metal balls rolling down tracks and figurines on jumping boards, eventually triggering the second real mouse trap.

"It's a life-size Mouse Trap. It took me 13-years to build. It's entirely hand-built," said creator Mark Perez. "It weighs 50,000 pounds; it takes us five days to assemble." ...

"That's pretty good," said Gary Siebel, one of the 10-member Mouse Trap building team, "especially because the original game never worked anyway." Perez' interest in the game started early.

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You remember the real Mouse Trap, right? It’s the Hasbro board game designed in Rube Goldberg/chain-reaction-contraption fashion that we all played — or at least assembled — as kids. But ...

Yes, the game that was fun for 30 seconds, and not worth the effort and time it took to set it up. Someone has created a life-size replicate of the Mousetrap Rube Goldberg machine.

Remember the game Mouse Trap? Well, now you can enjoy a life-size version of the game in Milwaukee. It's got the boot, bath tub and all. Mouse Trap, the game, came out in 1963. It fit in a box ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Mouse Trap Mouse Trap is back with a snap! It’s the chaotic board game you remember! Join your friends and race to collect the most cheese. Games ...

Mouse Trap is the latest unscripted project based in this realm. Fremantle and Mattel are working on a TV version of Whac-a-Mole and Propagate working with Mattel on a game show based on the card ...