of currency to accomplish the game's objective: paper cash and credit cards. Four credit cards were included, one for each player. The names of the credit cards Fast Cash (from Good Cents Bank), Quick Draw (from Dollar Daze Bank), MEGAmoney (from Big Bucks Bank), and Easy Money (from Cash n' Carry Bank). In the 2004 edition, these cards were referred to as "cash cards". Marketing The game has been designed for players ages 9+. Milton Bradley produced several commercials for the game that appear to target a younger female demographic. Two special-edition Hannah Montana and Littlest Pet Shop versions of the board game were released in 2008. Game contents Mall Madness included the following pieces: a box a game board an electronic computer an instruction manual six plastic wall pieces four rubber pads to prevent wall pieces from slipping four cardboard shopping lists two sale signs one clearance sign eight plastic pawns (two for each color; red, blue, yellow and green, one was female the other male) forty plastic pegs (used to mark shopping lists) paper money (that resembles U.S. currency, except each bill denomination is color-coded for the game) four cardboard credit cards 29 pieces of cardboard which held the game board together Electronic computer Original versions of the game featured an electronic computer to dictate gameplay. All computers in the early version of the game were manufactured in the United States. Milton Bradley copyrighted the computer in 1989. The top of the computer featured three buttons; one to start or reset gameplay, one to begin and end turns, and one to repeat the last announcement. Two slots on the computer's top, designed for the credit cards that accompanied the game. One slot was to buy items, the other was to use the banking feature. The original game's computer featured both a female and male voice. The 2004 version features only a female voice. Stores Mall Madness featured eighteen stores: I.M. Coughin Drug Store Suits Me Fine Men's Shop 2 Left Feet Shoes Short Circuit Electronics Yuppy Puppies Pets Scratchy's Records Novel Idea Books Frump's Fashion Boutique The Write Stuff Card Shop Fork It Over Kitchen Store Hokus Focus Cameras Sweaty's Sports Made in the Shade Sunglasses Chip's Computers Ruby's Jewelry DingaLing Phones M.T Wallet's Department Store Tinker's Toys Additional areas: Conehead's Ice Cream Restrooms Vidiots Arcade Aunt Chovie's Pizza Legacy Milton Bradley released a line of digital electronic