Trivial Pursuit: Marvel Cinematic Universe

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The new decade started with a brand new Trivial Pursuit edition for juniors! Just three years after the release of the first edition, the second edition came in a new and improved design with some fun trivia questions for children aged 7-10. They released this version of Trivial Pursuit just in time for the Soccer World Cup in 1998. The championship was held in France that year. The game came with 1,800 questions about the sport, which was greatly appreciated by all soccer fans. However, this is one of the lesser known editions of Trivial Pursuit. That’s quite strange, especially considering this is a full-sized game set. Trivial Pursuit: Star Wars Classic Trilogy Collector’s Edition (1997) This edition brought players 600 questions about The Beatles. This is not the first edition about The Beatles. Trivial Pursuit released a Beatles Collector’s Edition in 2009. Trivial Pursuit: The Walking Dead (2016)

This is one of the lesser known editions of Trivial Pursuit. The gameplay was the same as in most Trivial Pursuit games, but the set up was a little different. The board was only 12” by 12”, which is perfect for traveling. There were also only 300 questions, which is an unusually low number for a full game set. This edition of Trivial Pursuit only had questions from the year 1998. The game came out in German, with 250 question cards with six questions on each card. Even though the number of questions was high, there was no game board included in the set. This edition was meant to be played on its own, but players could also mix the cards in with their master game sets. The categories in translation from German were: Headlines; Show Business; World Affairs; Gossip & Chit-Chat; Sports; and Panorama. Trivial Pursuit: Kronen Zeitung 1900-2000 (1999) Jones, Beth; Henry, Julie (17 December 2006). "Trivial "brain-teasers" enrage game's fans". The Telegraph. Telegraph.co.uk. Archived from the original on 2022-01-12 . Retrieved 2014-07-16.The updated format asked for more strategy and gave players a chance to win even if they weren’t sure of the answer. Even though the game was difficult at times, there was a nice mix of questions for children and adults. If you think you know your 2000s, then you should definitely give it a try! Trivial Pursuit: Classic Edition (2016) Jeux & Stratégie reviewed Trivial Pursuit (as " Remue-méninges") in Issue 28, generally praising the quality and accessibility of the game's questions, but also expressing that they are sometimes subject to doubt. [17] Legal action [ edit ] Worth lawsuit [ edit ] This Marvel quiz is only getting harder. Let’s see if you can answer the Marvel trivia questions down below: This is the Spanish version of the Family Edition of Trivial Pursuit. If you’re familiar with the Family Edition, you’ll know what this one is all about. The game was meant for the whole family, so anyone from the age of 8 could play. The set came with 4,800 unique and challenging questions. The Family Edition of Trivial Pursuit is one of the most successful editions to date. Trivial Pursuit: National Edition (1993) 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)

Trivial Pursuit prepared a special treat for its fans on its 25th anniversary. This edition was just a new and improved Genus with the same six categories. However, it offered a slightly different gameplay. This edition for all horror movie lovers should not be missing from anyone’s board game collection. All 600 questions are based on popular horror movies, such as Jaws, A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Exorcist, and so on. Test your knowledge in the following categories: Monster; Gore/Disturbing; Psychological; Paranormal; Slasher; and International. Trivial Pursuit: Inter (2019) Party Pursuit: Up to three can play. The computer randomly spins categories until there are three to choose from. A correct answer by the first player to buzz in earns the wedge; a wrong answer gives the opposition a chance, as well as take away any wedges earned in a category. The first player to earn all six wedges wins the game. After 20 questions, the computer begins selecting categories for the players. The edition was special because it brought about a whole new gaming format. Finally, the game could be played with no board. In addition to that, the stylish book-style case made the game fitting for any book shelf. Trivial Pursuit: Genus IV (1996)To celebrate 20 years of Power Rangers, people rushed to game stores to buy this edition of Trivial Pursuit! Trivial Pursuit: World of Warcraft Edition (2013) Though not strictly a bite-size edition, the Fussball Edition came in a tiny container with no game board. Bite-size editions are also often referred to as travel editions. And no wonder; this edition is self-sufficient and perfect for short and long trips! This version of Trivial Pursuit was released in Germany in 1993, when football was as popular as ever! Trivial Pursuit: Games and Leisure Edition (1993)

No, this edition is not for Millennials! In fact, the questions in the Millennium Edition covered the last 1,000 years, so it would probably be more appropriate for the older generations.Edition de la Maison Castorama was a limited edition released in collaboration with a French DIY store chain called Castorama. The game was never sold in stores, so it was not readily available to the public. The categories were related, but not limited to the DIY segment: History of Art and Architecture; Characters & Inventions; Tools & DIY; Brands & Advertising; Nature & Gardens; and Home & Decoration. Trivial Pursuit: Edicion Real Madrid (1999) a b "Trivial Pursuit History". ideafinder.com. Archived from the original on 2017-11-22 . Retrieved 2017-07-28.

Chilton, Martin (15 December 2014). "Trivial Pursuit: 10 facts about the game". The Telegraph. Archived from the original on 2022-01-12 . Retrieved 7 July 2021. 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. You’re probably familiar with Genus—the classic Trivial Pursuit edition. In 2004, Genus got a younger brother in the form of this bite-size edition. Test your general knowledge without a game board or add the cards to your existing master set. Trivial Pursuit: Star Wars (2005) This Year in Review edition highlighted all the important events of 1997. The game came with 250 question cards with 1,500 questions about the passing year and all its highs and lows. This edition was special and unique as it only covered one year in the history of Trivial Pursuit. Trivial Pursuit: World Cup Edition (1997) The original Horn Abbot Family Edition of Trivial Pursuit came out in 1992. The box featured a classy blue design with “Trivial Pursuit” written in white letters. This particular edition is quite hard to find now. You can get your hands on the later Family editions of the game, though they’re not nearly as iconic. There are 4,800 fun trivia questions for the whole family! Trivial Pursuit: Subsidiary Card Set – Family Edition (1992)Trivial Pursuit treated the younger players to a new volume of Trivial Pursuit for Kids in 2004. The edition comprised 1,200 multiple-choice questions for the youngest players. The categories suited the target audience: All About Nature; Fun & Games; Today & Tomorrow; Whatever; Yesterday; Music, Movies & More. 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) The family board game contains a total of 1800 questions, each revolving around one of the six different Infinity Stones – the iconic collection of powerful artefacts that pop up throughout the first three phases of the MCU and are used by Thanos in the finale films of The Infinity Saga. By correctly answering questions themed around power, reality, space, soul, mind and time, players will be able to win wedges in each of the categories.