Time Magazine named Lite-Brite one of the top 100 toys of all time. Marvin Glass died in 1974. Two years later, company CEO Anson Isaacson and two other company employees were shot and killed (and several others were wounded) at the company's offices in Chicago by another designer who then killed himself. MGA was contracted by Bally-Midway to design coin-operated video games during the 1980s. Some of the games produced by MGA during this era include "Tapper", "Domino Man" and "Timber". The company continued in operation until 1988. Several partners from Marvin Glass and Associates subsequently started Chicago-based Big Monster Toys.