Trivial Pursuit
Trivial Pursuit has been a best selling game since 1982. The game is literally a party in a box and was a great alternative to television. Now however, there are DVD versions of the game. Since its original version, there have been several pop culture and children's variations of the game. There truly is a Trivial Pursuit for everyone.
Trivial Pursuit Co-Brands
Trivial Pursuit DVD Game: Pop Culture 2
Trivial Pursuit DVD Game: Pop Culture 2Think you know it all? Test your knowledge of everything trivial with the pop culture multi-media version of everyone's favorite trivia game! Tease your brain with 1,800 all new card questions and a DVD with 400 DVD questions. Best your buddies in television, movies, music, sports, games, buzz and fads categories to win! 2 to 6 players. Ages: Adult.
The Simpsons Edition Trivial Pursuit DVD Game
The Simpsons Edition Trivial Pursuit DVD GameAre you ready to prove who the biggest Simpsons fan is? With this exciting board game, 2-4 players (or teams) can fight it out using clips from the hit series. For the casual fan or the hardcore Simpsons fanatic, this game brings friends together for an exciting game night filled with fun, merriment, and quite possibly Duff.
Trivial Pursuit Game Totally 80's Edition
Trivial Pursuit Game Totally 80's EditionTrivial Pursuit Game Totally 80's Edition. Like, omigod! The totally awesome new version of Trivial Pursuit takes you back to the decade of John Hughes movies, He-Man, My Little Pony, and more. It's way more fun than being gagged with a spoon, so, like, check it out!
Rewind to the decade of yuppies, big hair and break dancing! Play the popular trivia game's 80's edition, with cool retro packaging and questions written in a flashback tone! There are 2400 trivia questions in six categories to take you back to that memorable decade! Game includes 4 collectible tokens based on 80's icons. For 2 to 4 players or teams. Ages: Adult.
Trivial Pursuit for Kids: Nickelodeon Edition
Trivial Pursuit for Kids: Nickelodeon EditionTest your Nickelodeon trivia skill with more than 1,000 fun multiple-choice questions! Many of your favorite Nickelodeon shows and movies are featured including SpongeBob SquarePants, Angelica, Fairly OddParents and The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius! Ages 8 & up / 2 to 4 players or teams.
Trivial Pursuit for Kids Game
Trivial Pursuit for Kids GameThe world of trivia just got a little smaller. It's the game filled with curious facts -and fun! Ever wonder what part of a swordfish is its sword? If you said jawbone, you're right! Discover 1,200 new multiple-choice questions that guarantee a good time. Questions span six fun categories, including:
All About Nature
Fun & Games
Today & Tomorrow
Whatever
Yesterday
Music, Movies & More
2-4 players or teams. Ages 8 and up.
Trivial Pursuit Rules
EQUIPMENT
Trivial Pursuit contains one playing board, one die, 1,000 question-and-answer cards, two card boxes, six player tokens and 36 scoring wedges.
OBJECT OF THE GAME
The winner is the player who first returns to the hexagonal hub and correctly answers' a question in a category chosen by the other players. Before attempting a game-winning question, a player must land in each of the six category headquarters and correctly answer a question.
START OF PLAY
Each player selects a token and receives six scoring wedges, one in each of the six category colors.
Players roll the die, with the player rolling the highest number moving first. If two or more players tie, they roll again.
The player with first turn rolls the die again and, starting from the hub, moves the token the indicated number of spaces in any direction. The first move for each player will end either in a category headquarters at the end of a spoke, if the die roll is 6, or in a category space, if the dies roll is 1 through 5.
When a token lands in a category space or headquarters, the player is asked a question in that category.
The categories are color-coded:
Blue.......................Geography
Pink.......................Entertainment
Yellow.....................History
Brown......................Art & Literature
Green......................Science & Nature
Orange.....................Sports & Leisure
The question, next to the appropriate colored dot, is taken from the first card in either box and is read by another player. Answers are on the opposite side of each card. The next question comes from the first card in the other box.
If the player correctly answers the question, the turn continues with another roll of the die. If the player answers incorrectly, the turn passes to the left.
A move may include a change of direction with each die roll or at an intersection, but backtracking is not allowed. A player must always move the number of spaces shown on the die.
CONTINUATION OF PLAY
Play continues, with cards placed in the rear of the box from which they are drawn after each question.
When a category headquarters requirement is met, the appropriate scoring wedge is placed in the player's token. If the player answers incorrectly, the token must leave the headquarters on the next turn and later re-enter it for the player to attempt another question for credit.
A player landing in one of the 12 "Roll again" space
Trivial Pursuit contains one playing board, one die, 1,000 question-and-answer cards, two card boxes, six player tokens and 36 scoring wedges.
OBJECT OF THE GAME
The winner is the player who first returns to the hexagonal hub and correctly answers' a question in a category chosen by the other players. Before attempting a game-winning question, a player must land in each of the six category headquarters and correctly answer a question.
START OF PLAY
Each player selects a token and receives six scoring wedges, one in each of the six category colors.
Players roll the die, with the player rolling the highest number moving first. If two or more players tie, they roll again.
The player with first turn rolls the die again and, starting from the hub, moves the token the indicated number of spaces in any direction. The first move for each player will end either in a category headquarters at the end of a spoke, if the die roll is 6, or in a category space, if the dies roll is 1 through 5.
When a token lands in a category space or headquarters, the player is asked a question in that category.
The categories are color-coded:
Blue.......................Geography
Pink.......................Entertainment
Yellow.....................History
Brown......................Art & Literature
Green......................Science & Nature
Orange.....................Sports & Leisure
The question, next to the appropriate colored dot, is taken from the first card in either box and is read by another player. Answers are on the opposite side of each card. The next question comes from the first card in the other box.
If the player correctly answers the question, the turn continues with another roll of the die. If the player answers incorrectly, the turn passes to the left.
A move may include a change of direction with each die roll or at an intersection, but backtracking is not allowed. A player must always move the number of spaces shown on the die.
CONTINUATION OF PLAY
Play continues, with cards placed in the rear of the box from which they are drawn after each question.
When a category headquarters requirement is met, the appropriate scoring wedge is placed in the player's token. If the player answers incorrectly, the token must leave the headquarters on the next turn and later re-enter it for the player to attempt another question for credit.
A player landing in one of the 12 "Roll again" space
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