Magnetic Toss Game
AssigneeDipole Games, LLC
InventorsRobert Lattin, Todd Lutkauskas, Sesha Madireddi
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Abstract
A magnetic toss game with a three-dimensional target capable of generating a magnetic field, a support mechanism having two ends, the first end operably coupled to the three-dimensional target, and a three-dimensional backdrop having at least one side surface and a bottom surface, the three-dimensional backdrop spaced apart from the three-dimensional target and operably coupled to the support mechanism, wherein the three-dimensional backdrop envelops the three-dimensional target on at least two sides, including the bottom side.
Claims22
A magnetic toss game, the game structure comprising:
- a three-dimensional magnetic target, the three-dimensional magnetic target capable of generating a magnetic field around its perimeter;
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- a ferromagnetic game piece, the ferromagnetic piece capable of adhering to the three-dimensional magnet when tossed to a position near the three-dimensional magnetic target.
A magnetic toss game, the game structure comprising:
- a three-dimensional magnetic target, the three-dimensional magnetic target capable of generating a magnetic field around its perimeter;
- a support mechanism, the support mechanism having a first end operably coupled to the three-dimensional magnetic target and a second end;
- a ferromagnetic game piece, the ferromagnetic piece capable of adhering to the three-dimensional magnet when tossed to a position near the three-dimensional magnetic target;
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- a three-dimensional backdrop, the three-dimensional backdrop having at least one side surface and a bottom surface, the three-dimensional backdrop spaced apart from the three-dimensional target and operably coupled to the support mechanism, wherein the three-dimensional backdrop envelops the three-dimensional target on at least two sides, including the bottom side and forming a tray for the receipt of tossed ferromagnetic game pieces that do not magnetically adhere to the three-dimensional target.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.