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| − | | mergedinto= | + | | headquarters=443 Shaker Rd., [[wikipedia:East Longmeadow, Massachusetts|East Longmeadow, Massachusetts]], 01028, United States{{fileref|SummerCES1991 Directory.pdf|page=225}} |
| − | | headquarters=[[wikipedia:East Longmeadow, Massachusetts|East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, United States | + | }}{{sub-stub}}The '''{{PAGENAME}} Company''' (also known internationally as '''MB''') was a renowned American board game manufacturer and video game licensor, notable for producing a number of board games based on [[Sega]] properties. [[Hasbro]] merged with MB in 1984, briefly renaming the company to Hasbro Bradley (until 1985) and also took control of Hasbro's existing games portfolio. By 1998, MB as a separate entity was ended when it merged with fellow Hasbro subsidiary [[Parker Brothers]] to become Hasbro Games. |
| − | }}{{sub-stub}}The '''{{PAGENAME}} Company''' was a renowned American board game manufacturer and video game licensor, notable for producing a number of board games based on [[Sega]] properties | ||
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| Milton Bradley | ||
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| Founded: 1860 | ||
| Defunct: 1998 | ||
| Merged with: Parker Brothers (1998) | ||
| Merged into: Hasbro (1984) | ||
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The Milton Bradley Company (also known internationally as MB) was a renowned American board game manufacturer and video game licensor, notable for producing a number of board games based on Sega properties. Hasbro merged with MB in 1984, briefly renaming the company to Hasbro Bradley (until 1985) and also took control of Hasbro's existing games portfolio. By 1998, MB as a separate entity was ended when it merged with fellow Hasbro subsidiary Parker Brothers to become Hasbro Games.