The Milton Bradley Company introduced the first commercial version of Concentration in 1958 and subsequently released 24 editions of the game until 1982. (Owing to common superstition, these releases were numbered 1-12 and 14-25, skipping 13.) It was tied with Password as the most prolific of Milton Bradley's home versions of popular game shows, and was produced well after the Jack Narz era ended in 1978. Pressman Games also published two editions of the Classic Concentration home game in 1988. More recently, Endless Games has released two versions of Concentration since 1998, one with a red viewer window & one with a clear window. The Endless versions were modeled similar to the Classic Concentration home games with a 25-square board and rebuses designed by Steve Ryan, who created puzzles
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| - The Milton Bradley Company introduced the first commercial version of Concentration in 1958 and subsequently released 24 editions of the game until 1982. (Owing to common superstition, these releases were numbered 1-12 and 14-25, skipping 13.) It was tied with Password as the most prolific of Milton Bradley's home versions of popular game shows, and was produced well after the Jack Narz era ended in 1978. Pressman Games also published two editions of the Classic Concentration home game in 1988. More recently, Endless Games has released two versions of Concentration since 1998, one with a red viewer window & one with a clear window. The Endless versions were modeled similar to the Classic Concentration home games with a 25-square board and rebuses designed by Steve Ryan, who created puzzles
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| - The Milton Bradley Company introduced the first commercial version of Concentration in 1958 and subsequently released 24 editions of the game until 1982. (Owing to common superstition, these releases were numbered 1-12 and 14-25, skipping 13.) It was tied with Password as the most prolific of Milton Bradley's home versions of popular game shows, and was produced well after the Jack Narz era ended in 1978. Pressman Games also published two editions of the Classic Concentration home game in 1988. More recently, Endless Games has released two versions of Concentration since 1998, one with a red viewer window & one with a clear window. The Endless versions were modeled similar to the Classic Concentration home games with a 25-square board and rebuses designed by Steve Ryan, who created puzzles for Classic Concentration. ConcentrationMB.jpg Concentration2nd.jpg pic139149_md.jpg pic41890_md.jpg 4a4c222da0583_22791n.jpg pic41892_md.jpg pic139150_md.jpg pic802139_md.jpg 418G-9bidTL._SX385_.jpg pic117384_md.jpg $(KGrHqFHJ!sE9ur6ZlnLBPis(v(gmQ~~60_35.JPG Concentration121968.jpg EDConcentration.jpg pic601390_md.jpg|The Concentration Refills pic326067_md.jpg $(KGrHqV,!pMFBn3F!EC9BQooHKzF9Q~~60_35.JPG pic41896_md.jpg pic41898_md.jpg pic139151_md.jpg dscf9192 (2) (2).jpg 31d9QsccXKL.jpg Concentration1978.jpg pic41900_md.jpg $T2eC16dHJF8E9nnC8Hy1BQfge97u9g~~60_35.JPG 3211box.jpg|There was another cover of this same edition. pic998486_md.jpg pic296460_md.jpg|Here's the Classic Concentration board game. g6262021ga.jpg concentration-board-game.jpg|One version of this had a red viewer window while another version of this same edition used a clear one.
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