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Point Pursuit allowed players to race the clock, and Party Pursuit invited you to be the first one to buzz in the right answer.
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For instance, questions about the first Avengers movie will ideally be found in the Mind Stone wedge. Of course, adults could still play along, too—in fact, it is an excellent game for the entire family! As time progressed, the brand began to catch up with modern technology to better suit the needs of a modern consumer.
Those who don’t enjoy the long and somewhat complicated gameplay of Trivial Pursuit prefer this edition to any other.
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The game was very obviously aiming at the younger generation with its faster gameplay and a new dice that allowed players to steal wedges from opponents. This time the game came with a full set of Trivial Pursuit equipment, along with the two sets of questions (one for kids and one for adults). This edition was notably easier than the ones that came before, players report, and can still be purchased online.
Trivial Pursuit gave players a great opportunity to refresh their knowledge of the World War and teach their kids about the importance of history. This edition was not as groundbreaking as the original Genus, but it was definitely a pleasant change of pace.
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With 330 questions, players were invited to share their knowledge and learn more about the wonderful city! During the game, players move their playing pieces around a board which is shaped like a wheel with six spokes, rolling a single die to determine how far to move.
This version of Trivial Pursuit was released in Germany in 1993, when football was as popular as ever! However, as Peter was swept up at winning the prize, Boomerang enrages Mayor Fisk trying to peacefully negotiate the item he took [1] to the point of Fisk issuing a bounty large enough for all patron villains to break the Bar's one rule.
