Hasbro Trivial Pursuit Master Edition Game

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The six categories in this edition are actually regions: North America; South America; Oceania; Africa; Europe; and Asia. The problem with this edition is that though most Americans will know or be able to accurately guess answers to questions about Europe and North America, the other regions are more foreign. Trivial Pursuit: Lord of the Rings Movie Trilogy Edition (2003)

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) As you can tell by the questions, the game was targeting the world of advertising in France, and anyone outside of it would have a difficult time playing. Trivial Pursuit: Australian Bicentennial Edition (1987) This German subsidiary card set could be used with any Trivial Pursuit master game. The questions were rather specific though. This time, it was all about Bavaria, a region in Germany. The game came with 500 question cards in the following categories: Geography; Entertainment; History; Culture; White-Blue; and Sport & Leisure.This special edition came in the form of a collectible Shuttlecraft case. Trivial Pursuit wanted to celebrate 50 years of Star Trek with 1,200 questions from all Star Trek shows and the first ten Star Trek movies. In this version of the game, the game tokens aren't used at all, just the game pieces to determine which question gets read. The game was made for those who not only enjoyed music but also knew a thing or two about it. It remains one of the most iconic editions to this day. Trivial Pursuit: Subsidiary Card Set – RPM Edition (1985) 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) It was the greeting exchanged by Buffalo Bob Smith and Chief Thunderthud on the “Howdy Doody” TV show in the 1950s

The Star Wars franchise started in 1977, when the first movie came out. 20 years later, Star Wars fans could finally enjoy the ultimate Star Wars trivia game. This edition with over 2,000 questions was well-worth the wait for all fans of the franchise.Right off the bat, players could tell that the game was harder than your average Trivial Pursuit edition. This Collector’s Edition came with a special dice and The Beatles themed categories: Songs; Movies; History; On Their Own; Albums & Singles; and The Beatles in America. This bite-size edition presented 600 questions celebrating all 50 years of Doctor Who. The topics included specific episodes, villains, quotes, and plot twists. Trivial Pursuit: The Big Bang Theory Edition (2014)