NEW Mattel - UNO 2000s Edition Card Game

NEW - UNO 2000s Special Edition Card Game

UNO the ultimate Card Game from Mattel turns 50 this year and to celebrate 50 Years of being wild, Mattel will be releasing a number of different Special Edition game variations throughout 2021. ​

This 2000s edition of everyone’s favourite card matching game is the fourth deck in the UNO Decades Series of 5 and marks turn of the century with plenty of bling. That's hot! The deck has a computer glitch look, inspired by the era that Tech really started taking off and the fabled Y2K bug that never really eventuated. It features all of the same familiar rules and continues to bring people together both for it's fast-paced fun and unpredictable twists.  Never has playing a game of UNO ever been so nostalgic! 

Game play mimics the classic UNO game, and when a player gets down to their very last card card, they must remember you don't yell 'Wasssssup' but do yell  “UNO!” to be declared the winner. 

Each deck sold separately and subject to availability. 

Features:

• 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 '00s deck of cards features bold colors and graphics representing the tech era. YOLO!
• When players are down to one card, they must yell "UNO!" whether they lived through the Y2K scare or weren't even born yet.
  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.

Includes: 

• 8 x WILD cards
• 1 x Special Rule card
• 3 x Customisable cards
• 25 x Green cards
• 25 x Red Cards
• 25 x Yellow Cards
• 25 x Blue Cards
• 1 x Set of Game Instructions

Players: 2 - 4 

Recommended for Ages 7+

Brief Game History

Invented in 1971 by barber Merle Robbins in Reading, Ohio the owner and card game enthusiast, who created the game and sold the original version out of his barbershop. Over Thanksgiving weekend in 1971, the game caught the attention of Robert Tezak — owner of a funeral parlor in Joliet — who became hooked. The following year, Tezak made a deal with Robbins to take over UNO, and International Games was formed. 

Following decades of massive success, International Games was acquired by Mattel in 1992 and UNO has remained a smash hit ever since. Mattel says that 17 decks are sold every minute as UNO is now available in more than 80 countries around the world.