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NEW YORK — Toymakers are tweaking original classic games or coming out with new ones that embrace an audience that’s been around for a while: people older than 65.
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NEW YORK — Toymakers are tweaking original classic games or coming out with new ones that embrace an audience that’s been around for a while: people older than 65.
Toymakers are tweaking original classic games or coming out with new ones that embrace an audience that’s been around for a while: people over 65 years old.
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Toymakers are tweaking original classic games or coming out with new ones that embrace an audience that's been around for a while: people over 65 years old. The products are being marketed as a way for older folks to sharpen their brain skills as well as allay loneliness by helping them connect w