Trivial Pursuit: Marvel Cinematic Universe

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Fans of the popular TV show finally got their very own game in 2016. The Supernatural edition of Trivial Pursuit focused on all the ins and outs of the show with the following categories: The Winchester Brothers; Angels & Demons; Locations; Spells; Objects; and Rituals, Creatures & Join the Hunt. All 600 questions are of varying difficulty, so everyone can play! Trivial Pursuit: Friends (2018) 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 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) 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)

Though simpler and more strategic, the game was still challenging. The different difficulty levels keep the questions interesting. This edition was not as groundbreaking as the original Genus, but it was definitely a pleasant change of pace. Trivial Pursuit: Greatest Hits (80s, 90s & Pop Culture) (2007) 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. Trivia Question: What landmark does Peter Parker rescue his classmates from in Spider-Man: Homecoming? Trivial Pursuit". International Arcade Museum. Archived from the original on 2014-03-27 . Retrieved 2014-07-16.

The categories were especially made for the biggest fans of the franchise, with: Crew Members; Locations; Starfleet; Aliens; Ships; and Science & Technology. It was a beautiful edition to not only play, but also put on a shelf as a decoration. Trivial Pursuit: Marvel Cinematic Universe – Data_Archive: Volume_2 (2016) The Family Guy Travel Editioncame with 600 questions about the popular animated series, ranging from Easy to Hard. The categories were all related to the show: The Griffins; Around Town; Gags; Quotable; Wha-?; and The Road To… Only real fans of the show can understand the meaning of these topics! Trivial Pursuit: Doctor Who (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) The yellow square box contained questions in the following categories: Every Day; Fun; Science; Stories & Songs; Nature; and Games. Trivial Pursuit: Travel Edition (1991)

As the name suggests, the questions were concerned with television and everything that was popular at the time. Trivial Pursuit: Subsidiary Card Set – Junior II (1989)Unlike most Trivial Pursuit editions, this game had its own set of rules. In this version of the game, other players could attempt to answer questions that their opponents couldn’t. There were also different rounds that were not present in other Trivial Pursuit games. Finally, the questions were taken directly from the show for the best game show experience! Trivial Pursuit: Holiday Edition (1993) 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)