Trivial Pursuit: Master Game - Genus Edition

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Q: The network of trade routes that connected China and the Far East with Europe and the Middle East was known as what? A: Silk Road In 1999, a brand new Disney Edition of Trivial Pursuit came out. This edition was different from the one that came before. In other words, it was smaller and less exciting. It only had 1,800 questions that were divided between kids and adults. Q: Which of the following was not one of the seven wonders of the ancient world: Library of Alexandria, Hanging Gardens of Babylon, The Great Pyramid of Giza, Temple Artemis? A: Library of Alexandria (The Lighthouse of Alexandria was the ancient world wonder) This limited edition gathered the best of Trivial Pursuit from the first 10 years of the game. The game brought out some of the most interesting and challenging questions from the world of trivia. Q: The assassination of which figure is often thought to be the spark that ignited WW1? A: Archduke Franz Ferdinand

As the name suggests, this edition came out to celebrate the ’90s. In Trivial Pursuit’s best fashion, there were six intriguing categories filled with challenging questions. This time, the categories had fun names too! Oops stood for Mistakes and Mishaps; Wired – Technology and Anything New; Viewing – The Stuff You Watched; Trends – Fads, Fashions, Food and Slang; Important – The Hard News; and Hangin’ – Leisure Time Fun. And just like that, one year later, another Star Wars-themed collector’s edition of Trivial Pursuit was born. This edition was smaller than the previous, with only around 1,000 questions and a smaller game board. That makes sense, as this game only covered the first episode of the trilogy. Regardless, the edition was very successful and is incredibly hard to find now. Trivial Pursuit: “Know-it-All” Edition (1998) 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. Trivial Pursuit 10th Anniversary". Archived from the original on 2010-07-19 . Retrieved 2012-02-07. Q: The practice of moving between point A and B in complex and difficult ways (for example, running up walls and jumping over gaps between buildings) is known as what? A: Parkour

Later Editions

Trivial Pursuit Master Game - The Vintage Years (1989, released in both Master Game and Subsidiary Card Set editions)

In 1992, Trivial Pursuit came out with a game specifically made for the youngest players. To be precise, the game was suitable for children between the ages of 6 and 10. If your kids got bored watching you play and never felt comfortable joining, they could finally play their own game.How old are you and other players? The Genus Edition is suitable for players from the age of 16, and so are the Master Edition and Classic Edition. If you’re planning on playing with your adult friends, these are perfect! Trivial Pursuit doesn’t play when it comes to board games! The questions in this edition are very difficult, especially if you are not exactly a baby boomer. Even if you are, you will have a hard time answering some of the more obscure questions, which only makes it more fun. If you’re not a baby boomer, you can challenge your parents to a friendly game of trivia. They will probably enjoy it more than you, but you can’t turn down a challenge!