(Softie 1988)
Classic Concentration Two editions
Graphics on these early computer
versions are crude by today's standards, which makes these games hard to
enjoy.
(Mumbo
Jumbo 2007)
A modern update with snazzier graphics,
licensed by NBC's parent company and therefore legit, this version has
rebuses that are pretty simplistic even by Classic Concentration
standards but is otherwise reasonably faithful to that version.
(GameTek 1990)
Classic Concentration for Nintendo NES
(Tiger 1999)
The handheld version comes with
a sixteen-tile grid, simple rebuses to solve and a bonus round.
(Horne 1971)
Three issues
Each issue of this collection featured
36 rebus puzzles, 30 standard and six extremely challenging "super" puzzles,
as well as introductory comments from show producer Norman Blumenthal.
(Pyramid 1976)
Scramble by Norman Blumenthal
After the original series' cancellation,
Blumenthal released this paperback pocket book of rebus puzzles which isn't
an "official" Concentration product but should still be interesting
to the show's fans. No less a source than Mr. Blumenthal himself
tells us there was a Scramble Junior, but no other volumes
in the proposed series.
(Sterling 1991)
Classic Concentration by Steve Ryan
A collection of 152 rebus puzzles
from the series, plus a history of the original show richly illustrated
with many classic photos. Ryan created all the Classic Concentration
rebuses used on the show.