Controversy in the world of board games sounds like a storm in a teacup, but when Hasbro updated Clue (the UK and Ireland are the only places where is still called Cluedo) last year from a tale of murder in an Christie style English country manor in the 1940s to a mansion on the Hollywood Hills filed with starlets and celebrities there was a (small) kerfuffel. Well expect a shout. And a way for Hasbro to squeeze money out of its players after the game is sold. By the way, I’m pretty sure I should be mucking this up with tm and copyright notices, shall we just assume that they are there for legibility? OK? In the new Hasbro game CLUE : Secrets and Spies, only available in the US for what will soon be obvious reasons, all the characters have become a but younger, sexier and the political correctness … There’s more →