Over time, many board games have become virtual - as information has moved online, entertainment has taken its place alongside it. In 1994, for example, the game was published in 26 languages in 43 countries! (there is also a Lithuanian Monopoly and a Lithuanian Monopoly Online). Since 1935, when Parker Brothers acquired the rights to produce Monopoly, the Monopoly board game has become the most popular 'business' game not only in the USA, but also throughout the Western world. As the popularity of Monopoly continued to grow, Darrow, unable to keep up with demand, sold the game to Parker Brothers, and today we even have a live version of Monopoly. Darrow produced 5 000 copies of the game, which were successfully sold in an ordinary supermarket. With the help of a printer friend, Charles B. Like many other Americans at the time, Darrow was unemployed and often played the game for comfort and to pass the time. Darrow of Parker Brothers in Pennsylvania introduced a game called 'Monopoly' to the experts.
