BoardGameBasement

I think one of my earliest memories of playing cards is with an old stack of UNO cards.  I loved to visit my grandmas house in the summer because she had a ton of card games and board games to play.

UNO was one of them.  The huge deck with all the colorful cards was so exciting to play.  The best was when you could run your cards out and your big brother still had a handful of cards left making you the winner.  Older siblings hate losing to younger ones, I think everyone knows that.

These days UNO has transformed into kind of a brand game.  You can get Spongebob Squarepants UNO cards or even an UNO dice game.  The game is really still a staple in the “gaming” culture, even if companies sell out and try making an extra buck or two from it.