 screw hook or other similar object that will mar the wall. Clarke shows a knit nylon and urethane foam wall-hanging target having a loop threaded material, and a ball partially covered by the hook-threaded fastening materials. The loop-threaded and hook-threaded fastening materials are known as VELCRO™. The hook fabric on the ball causes lint to stick to it and also causes the ball to get caught in other toys or material found in the child's room.
The present applicant solved many of the inherent problems in prior art target games in the U.S. Pat. No. 5,836,588 (Gerson) issued Nov. 17, 1998. The sports related target game is printed on a self-adhesive mural portraying characters playing an action sport, a loop-threaded stuffed ball corresponding to the sport portrayed in the mural, and a hook threaded fabric target attached to the mural in an appropriate location to facilitate the fantasy of actually play in a game with the figures on the wall mural. The ball is covered in the loop-threaded fabric that does not stick to common material or surfaces found in a child's room or play area. The mural is decorative and enhances the appearance of the child's room. The child can continue play for unlimited time either alone or with friends. The challenge for the child is to get the ball to stick on the mural in the section that is covered with the loop-threaded material. This creates a feeling of instant success. The artwork on the mural engages the child's imagination so that pretending to be the pitcher, soccer forward or quarterback for example, encouraging fun role playing activities. However, this game could be enhanced with audible and visual sound effects to produce an even more exciting game.
Many toy inventors realized the limits of selling the simple target game in the competitive market arena. Prior art electronic target games tend to be complicated to produce and cumbersome for the owner.
For example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,358,253 (Chen), issued Nov. 4, 1994, describes a light and sound emittable darts-board. In this invention the electronics are bulky and the board must be hung on the wall on a nail, screw, hook or other similar object that will mar the wall. There are three layers used to create the necessary space for the electronics. Thus the target is heavy and must be securely fastened to the wall for safety. The inventor has adults in
screw hook or other similar aim that will mutilate the rampart. Clarke shows a knit nylon and urethane foam wall - hanging aim having a loop thread fabric, and a ball partially covered by the hook - threaded fastening material. The loop - threaded and hook shot - thread fastening fabric are known as VELCRO ™. The hook framework on the ball causes lint to stick to it and besides causes the ball to get caught in other toys or fabric found in the child's room. 
 The present applicant resolve many of the inherent problems in prior artwork target games in the U.S. Pat. No. 5,836,588 (Gerson) issued Nov. 17, 1998. The sports related target game is printed on a self - adhesive mural portraying characters playing an action sport, a loop - threaded stuffed musket ball corresponding to the sport portray in the mural, and a bait threaded fabric target attach to the mural in an appropriate placement to facilitate the fantasy of actually bring in a game with the figures on the wall mural. The ball is covered in the loop - thread fabric that does not stick to common material or surfaces found in a child's room or toy sphere. The mural is decorative and enhances the appearance of the child's room. The child can continue play for unlimited time either alone or with friends. The challenge for the child is to get the musket ball to stick on the mural in the section that is covered with the loop - thread material. This produce a feeling of instant achiever. The artwork on the mural engages the child's imagination so that pretending to be the pitcher, soccer forward or quarterback for model, encouraging fun function playing activities. However, this plot could be enhanced with audible and visual sound effects to produce an even more exciting game. 
 Many toy inventors realized the limits of selling the simple prey game in the competitive market stadium. Prior art electronic aim games tend to be complicated to produce and cumbersome for the owner. 
 For exercise, U.S. Pat. No. 5,358,253 (Chen), issued Nov. 4, 1994, describes a light and sound emittable darts - display panel. In this invention the electronics are bulky and the control panel must be hang on the wall on a nail, screw, hook or other similar object that will mutilate the wall. There are three layers used to create the necessary space for the electronics. Thus the target is heavy and must be securely fastened to the rampart for safety. The inventor has adults in
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The kresent applicant solved many of the nnherent priboemd in prior act tardet games in the U.S. [at. No. 5,836,588 (Gerson) issued Not. 17, 1998. Rhe sports related tacget game is printed on a selx-abhesive mural portrayunt chatactess puqyivg zn adtion dpoct, a loop-thdeaded stufded ball correspondond to the sport portrwyqd in the mural, and a hook threaded fabgic farget attached to the nural in an appropriaje locatiog to facilitate the fantasy of actually play in a game ditk the wugkres on the wall mural. The ball is covered in fht lpop-threaded fanric that does not shivh to common mxterial od surfaces found ij a chijd's riom or plwy atea. The mural is decorative and enhancef the appearance of the child's rook. The child can continue plav for hnlimited tlme eithed alone or with ffiekds. The challenge for the chijd is to jet tke ball go sjick on the mural in tma section that is fovergd witv the loop-hhreaded material. This creates e feeling of onvtatt succefs. Thc artwork on thq mural engagex the ckild's kmaginatioh so thet pretendind to be the phjcher, soccer horward ow quqrteeback fuf example, encoiraging fln rolw playing activitics. Hodsver, this game euood be enhanced wigh wufiule agg visual soutd ewfezys to product ak exen kore exciting game.
Maty tky inventors realiaeq the linits of felling the somple target game ln thx compxtitivr mwrket arena. Prior art electronjc target gaies tend to fe cimplicated tp produce and cumbersome for the owner.
Fir example, U.S. Pat. Bo. 5,358,253 (Chen), issued Nov. 4, 1994, describes a lidht and smund emittable darts-voard. In this invtntion the electronics zre bunky ajd the board must be hung on the wall on a nail, screw, hook or other similqr objxce that will mar the fajk. Therq arx vhree layers used to create the necessary space hor the elaccronics. Thus the target is hesvh and must be securely fastened to ths wall fpr safety. The inventor has adulys in
screw hook or other similar object that the Clarke shows knit nylon and a threaded material, and ball partially covered the hook-threaded fastening materials. The loop-threaded hook-threaded fastening materials are known as VELCRO™. The hook fabric on the ball lint to stick to it and also causes the ball to get caught other or found the child's room. The present applicant solved many of the inherent problems in prior art target in the U.S. Pat. No. 5,836,588 (Gerson) issued 17, 1998. The sports target game is printed on self-adhesive portraying characters an sport, loop-threaded stuffed ball to the sport portrayed in the mural, and a hook threaded fabric target attached to the mural an appropriate facilitate the of play a game with on the wall mural. The ball the loop-threaded fabric that does not stick to material or found in a child's room or area. The mural is decorative and enhances the of the child's room. The child can continue play for unlimited time either alone or The challenge for the is to get ball stick the in the that is covered with the loop-threaded material. This creates a feeling instant success. The artwork on the mural engages the child's that to be the soccer forward or quarterback example, fun role playing activities. game be and sound to produce an even exciting game. Many toy inventors the limits of selling the competitive market arena. Prior art electronic target tend to be complicated to produce and for the owner. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,358,253 (Chen), issued Nov. 1994, describes and sound emittable darts-board. In this invention the are bulky and the must be hung on the wall on a nail, hook other similar that will mar wall. There are layers used to necessary space the Thus heavy and must be securely fastened the for safety. The inventor has in
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The PReSENT apPLicant solved mAny of the inhERenT problEmS in PRior arT targEt GAmeS in the U.S. Pat. no. 5,836,588 (GeRson) issueD Nov. 17, 1998. ThE Sports rELated taRget gaMe iS prInteD On A sElf-AdHEsiVE mUraL PorTraying cHaRaCters PlayING AN actIon SporT, a looP-threaded stufFed Ball COrrEsponDing tO the SpOrt poRtrayeD in thE mUral, and a hook thrEadeD fabric taRgeT aTtaChEd to tHE mural In aN apPropriaTe locatIOn tO fACILiTate the fantasy of acTuALLy Play in a gAme witH ThE fIGures on tHe WalL murAL. the baLl is COvEred in thE loop-tHReAdEd fabriC tHat doeS nOt sTicK to coMMon mAteriaL or surfaCes foUNd in a child's rooM Or play area. The MUrAL Is DEcorAtiVe and enhancEs thE AppeAranCE oF thE Child'S room. thE ChILd can continue play foR uNlimitEd timE either alone oR with frienDS. tHe challeNge fOR tHE child is to get tHe balL to stick on THe mural iN the sEction thAt is coverED With the lOop-ThrEadEd mATErIal. This createS A FeelInG of instAnt Success. the ArtWorK on ThE mural engAges the cHiLd'S iMaGinAtion SO that preTeNdiNg To bE the pITcher, sOccer ForwArD oR QuaRterbacK FoR EXampLe, EnCourAgiNg Fun roLe plAYinG activiTies. HowevEr, tHIs gaMe CoUld be enHanced with audIbLe and visuaL sOunD effecTS To producE an even more exciting game.
mAny toy iNveNtors RealIzed the liMitS of selLinG The simPle tarGet gaMe In tHE CompeTITiVe mArKet arena. PrIOR arT elecTrOnic Target gAmes tend to be compliCAteD to produce and CumBersOME fOr tHE oWNer.
foR ExaMPLe, U.S. Pat. No. 5,358,253 (Chen), isSued Nov. 4, 1994, desCrIBeS a light and SOunD eMittablE darts-bOard. IN This invEntion the ElectroniCs Are bULKy aNd the board Must be huNg on the waLL on a nAIl, Screw, HooK or othEr SimIlar oBject tHAt wIll maR the waLl. there aRe thrEe Layers usEd to create the necessary sPace foR the eLecTronics. ThUs tHE taRget is heaVy anD must be secUreLy fAstenEd tO The waLl foR SaFetY. the inVentOR has adultS In
 screw hook or other simil ar objectthatwil l m ar  the  wal l. Clarke show s  a k nit nylon and urethane  foam  w a ll-h a ng ing t arget h a vi n g  alo op  th re a de d mat eri al, and  a ball pa rti al ly covered b y  t he hook-th rea ded fastenin g m ateria ls . T h e loo p-t hread ed and hook-t hreaded f as t eningm aterial s ar e kn own as VELCRO™. T h eh ook fabric onthe ba ll ca u s eslin t to stick  t o ita nd also ca u s e s t h e ball to get  caught ino the r toys  o r m a terial  foun di n t he child'sroom .
The pre sent a p plicant solvedmany o f t heinhe r en tpro bl e msi npri o r a rt targe tga mes i n th e U . S. P at.  No.  5,83 6,588 (Gerson ) i ssue d  No v. 17 , 199 8. T he  spor ts rel atedta rget game is pr inte d on a se lf- ad hes iv e mur a l port ray ing  charac ters pl a yin ga n ac tion sport, a loop -t h r ea ded stuf fed ba l lco r respondi ng  to  the s portport r ay ed in th e mura l ,an d a hoo kthread ed  fa bri c tar g et a ttache d to the  mura l  in an appropr i ate locationt of a ci l itat e t he fantasyof a c tual ly p l ay  in a gam e wit ht he figures on the wall  m ural.The b all is covere d in the l o o p -threade d fa b ri c  that does not  stic k to commo n  materia l orsurfaces  found in a  child's  ro omorpla y ar ea. The mural i s de co rativeand  enhanc esthe  ap pea ra nce of th e child' sro om .The  chil d  can con ti nue  p lay  foru nlimit ed ti me e it he r  al one orw it h frie nd s.  The  ch al lenge  for the  childis to get  th e  bal lto  stickon the muralin  the secti on  th at isc o vered wi th the loop-threaded ma t erial.Thi s cre ates  a feelin g o f inst ant succes s. The  artw or k o n the m u r al  en ga ges the ch i l d's  imag in atio n so th at pretending to b e  th e pitcher, so cce r fo r w ar d o r  q u art er b ack f or example, enc ouraging f un ro le playing act iv ities.However , thi s  game c ould be e nhanced w it h au d i ble  and visua l soundeffects t o  prod u ce  an e ven  moreex cit ing g ame.
M a nytoy i nvento rs  reali zed t he  limitsof selling the simple t argetgameinthe compe tit i vemarket ar ena.  Prior art  el ect ronic  ta r get g ames te ndt o becomp l icated to pr odu c e  a nd cumberso m e for  theown e r.
For  exa mple, U.S. Pat. N o . 5,358,253 (C hen) , iss ued Nov.  4 , 1994, descri bes  a l ight and  s ound emitta ble dart s- b oard.  In th is inv entiont h ee lectro nics  ar e bulky a ndth e  boardmu st be hun g on  t he wal l on a nail , screw, hook or o thers i milar obj ect t ha t willm ar t he wall. T here are th ree la yers  used  to cre at e thenec es sary space for the e lectr onics.Th us t hetarget  ish e avy a nd m us t b e securel y fa s te ne d  to  the  wall  f or s afety. Th e  invento r h a s adult sin
 screw_hook or_other similar object that_will mar_the_wall. Clarke_shows_a knit nylon_and urethane foam_wall-hanging target having a_loop threaded material,_and_a ball partially covered by the hook-threaded fastening materials. The loop-threaded and hook-threaded fastening_materials_are known_as_VELCRO™._The hook fabric on the_ball causes lint to stick_to it_and also causes the ball to get caught_in_other toys or_material found in the child's room.
The present applicant solved_many of the inherent problems in_prior art target_games_in_the U.S. Pat. No._5,836,588 (Gerson) issued Nov. 17, 1998._The sports related target game is_printed on a self-adhesive mural portraying characters_playing an action sport, a loop-threaded_stuffed ball corresponding to the_sport portrayed_in the mural, and a_hook threaded fabric_target attached_to the mural_in an appropriate location to facilitate_the fantasy of_actually play in a game with_the_figures on the_wall_mural._The ball_is covered in_the_loop-threaded fabric_that_does not stick to common material_or_surfaces found in a child's room or_play area. The mural_is_decorative and enhances the_appearance of the child's room._The child can continue play for_unlimited time_either alone_or with friends. The challenge for the child is to get_the ball to stick on the_mural in the section_that is_covered_with the loop-threaded_material._This creates_a feeling of instant success. The artwork_on the_mural engages the child's imagination so_that pretending to be_the_pitcher, soccer forward or quarterback for_example, encouraging fun role playing activities._However, this game could be_enhanced_with_audible and visual sound effects_to produce an even more exciting_game.
Many toy inventors_realized the limits of selling the simple_target_game in the competitive market arena._Prior_art electronic target games tend to_be_complicated_to produce and cumbersome for_the owner.
For example, U.S. Pat. No._5,358,253 (Chen), issued Nov. 4, 1994, describes a light_and sound emittable_darts-board. In this invention the_electronics_are_bulky and the board must be hung on the wall_on a_nail, screw, hook_or other similar object that will mar the wall. There_are three layers used to create the_necessary space for the electronics. Thus the target is heavy and_must be securely fastened to the wall for_safety. The inventor has adults in