Hasbro Trivial Pursuit Master Edition Game

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Trivial Pursuit is a game that gained popularity in the 1980s and hasn’t stopped since. Some of you are probably sitting on some pretty vintage editions of the game. Many have been recreated, while others were never updated and are no longer for sale. So, is your old edition of Trivial Pursuit vintage, or is it just old? While wrestling in the 1830s was different from very different from wrestling today, there are many accounts of the 6'4" president being a very skilled wrestler. He was honored with a National Wrestling Hall of Fame award in 1992. This retro edition of Trivial Pursuit was made specifically for travelling. Players could take the game with them to make road trips extra fun.

Even the biggest fans of the game might be surprised to find out just how many Trivial Pursuit editions there are! The truth is, there is no easy way to explain exactly how many versions of Trivial Pursuit have come out since the first-ever release hit the stores, but we’ve prepared an overview of all Trivial Pursuit editions we could find! Photo credit: Phil Roeder on VisualHunt / CC BY It was about time Trivial Pursuit came out with a bite-size game about Harry Potter and his friends! This is just a small set of 600 questions, but it’s better than nothing! Answer questions about spells and potions, magical creatures, and your favorite characters. Trivial Pursuit: James Bond 007 (2015) This Trivial Pursuit quiz is designed to test just how many random facts you’ve accumulated over the years. Designed in true Trivial Pursuit fashion, this quiz includes trivia questions for adults in all six of the original categories: geography, entertainment, history, arts and literature, science and nature, and sports and leisure. Only a true trivia master can answer questions right in every category and pass this quiz with flying colors. While this quiz doesn’t include the circular player tokens, the colored category pie pieces, or a dice, it still contains all the fun of answering Trivial Pursuit questions.This variant combines standard Trivial Pursuit gaming with other bluffing games like Balderdash, where players try to convince other players that they know the answer to a Trivial Pursuit question. Here's the basic house rules for a bluffing version of Trivial Pursuit:

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) Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu is the longest place name in the world. It is the name of a hill located close to Porangahau, New Zealand. Residents often refer to it as Taumata. 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. It was quite similar to a bite-size edition. The plastic container the game came in could be split into 2 parts to accommodate 2 players or teams. Trivial Pursuit: Volume III (1991)This list was last updated on October 23, 2023.We compared 201board games for this list and selected the top 30.There's also a print version for this list. You don't have to answer questions from certain colors--any correct answer earns the answerer a point.

This edition covered everything to do with music from the ’90s onwards. From musicians and celebrity gossip to songs and music videos, it’s all in this edition of Trivial Pursuit! Trivial Pursuit: Girls Vs Guys (2007) 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)

This is the version of the game for people that want to play with kids and adults at the same time. The hook is that there are two sets of question cards—something unique to this edition of the game—with blue cards that are designed for adults, and yellow cards created with kids in mind. The division of questions facilitates easier gameplay for children and adults. If you’ve ever wanted to play a game of trivia with your children, but worried about them not knowing any of the answers, this is the best solution. You get to answer questions that are more up your alley, while your kids get their own questions that suit their level of knowledge. Play with children from the age of eight. If you have younger children, you can introduce them to other editions of Trivial Pursuit that are tailor-made for the youngest players. BLUE – GEOGRAPHY In Trivial Pursuit’s best fashion, the brand came out with a subsidiary card set for those who didn’t want to buy a whole new game set. 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. There are other Trivial Pursuit rule books available online. Here's the rule book for Trivial Pursuit Junior which is pretty much the same game with different categories and easier questions. As with most of the other Trivial Pursuit editions, the difficulty of the questions is mixed. Some questions are quite obscure, but others are very easy. One History question asked what the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gave women the right to do. Well, that's easy right there. It led you to the answer. It would have been somewhat more difficult if they'd instead asked, "What did the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantee?"

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) If the answer is correct (or is "believed" by all other players), the answerer gets one point and a new turn. Trivial Pursuit came out with another Genus edition after only two years after the previous one. Once again, the game was a great success! 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 was not as inclusive as the Family Edition, as it did not have question cards for adults. The game made for quite a few fun nights in with the family. The categories were all tailored to young players: On the Move; Songs & Stories; Every Day; Fun; Science & Nature; and Games. Trivial Pursuit: All American Edition Master Game (1993)