Hasbro Trivial Pursuit Master Edition Game

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Identical to the Edition des Stars – Serie n.1, this edition offered more question cards about the most popular celebrities of that time. Trivial Pursuit: 1996 Edition (1997) This subsidiary card set presented some new questions for children. It was meant to be used with a master game of your choosing, though Genus is the most optimal option. Trivial Pursuit doesn’t play when it comes to board games! The questions in this edition are very difficult, especially if you are not exactly a baby boomer. Even if you are, you will have a hard time answering some of the more obscure questions, which only makes it more fun. If you’re not a baby boomer, you can challenge your parents to a friendly game of trivia. They will probably enjoy it more than you, but you can’t turn down a challenge! Trivial Pursuit continues to surprise us with new editions every year. I hope that your questions have been answered and you have a better understanding of Trivial Pursuit and its categories! Remember that each game is different and the categories won’t always follow the standard format. As you can see from the sample questions above, Trivial Pursuit is an ideal game for both general trivia buffs and for those who have their knowledge in a more niche area. There is no group of people that wouldn’t enjoy one of the many versions of Trivial Pursuit, so find a copy and bring it out at your next game night—or maybe even just take the questions to a bar or restaurant some time to test your friends and see what they know. Trivial Pursuit is a game for all audiences and all settings and it deserves to be in the collection of any board game fan or lover of trivia. Many kids and adults are fascinated with the majestic creatures we call dinosaurs. To satisfy their curiosity, Trivial Pursuit came out with a set of 600 questions in the following categories: Traits; Pop Culture; Friends, Foes & Families; Discoveries; Habits; Name-It. Trivial Pursuit: World of Harry Potter (2014)

There is no better way to discover Trivial Pursuit than to dive into all the editions. Let’s start with master game sets and subsidiary card sets! Master Game Sets and Subsidiary Card Sets Trivial Pursuit: Master Game – Genus Edition (1981)The yellow square box contained questions in the following categories: Every Day; Fun; Science; Stories & Songs; Nature; and Games. Trivial Pursuit: Travel Edition (1991) Trivial Pursuit Year in Review was supposed to be published once a year with updated questions about the previous year, but it didn't last long. Here's the rule book for Trivial Pursuit Year in Review for 1992. Trivial Pursuit House Rules The set came with 6,000 questions about Lands & Men; Shows; Past & Present; Arts & Letters; Science & Nature; and Sports & Games. Trivial Pursuit: RPM Edition (1985) As nostalgia for the 2000s started to set in, Trivial Pursuit came out with a brand new game for all trivia lovers. This time, the theme was everything from the 2000s. The categories are: Places; Entertainment; Sports & Hobbies; Events; Science & Tech; and Arts.

Genus Volume II remains one of the greatest editions of all time, with some of the most fun and challenging questions. The categories are: Geography; Entertainment; History; Art & Literature; Science & Nature; and Sports & Leisure. Trivial Pursuit: Master Game – A Genus Edition Volume II (revised – Parker Brothers) (1987) Trivial Pursuit has a vast offering of many editions. Each is better than the other, with a unique theme and differing gameplay. We have handy guides for the rules and categories for the different editions. Likewise, you can still find many of these versions online and in stores!Every correct answer to a Trivial Pursuit question earns the answerer one point. The game ends when a player reaches ten points. New answer: Yugoslavia doesn't exist anymore, but the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina is Sarajevo. Four other countries make up the area that was once called Yugoslavia. More Online Trivial Pursuit Questions and Answers The first category was called “America” and it offered questions about the country’s geography. “Americans” featured questions about, you guessed it, famous Americans. “Journey Through America” focused on history. This Danish edition of Trivial Pursuit only had questions about Denmark. The game came with 250 question cards and 6 different categories, as per usual. Trivial Pursuit: Disney Edition Karensatz (1992)