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- Price range: $14-$185
- Released in 1981
- Developed by Scott Abbott, Chris Haney, John Haney, and Ed Werner
- Players: 2-36
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Trivial Pursuit is a board game in which players advance by correctly answering trivia questions about a wide range of topics, including entertainment, history, politics, science, nature, pop culture and general knowledge.
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History
Scott Abbott and Chris Haney made Trivial Pursuit in 1979, when they found that their Scrabble game was incomplete. It was first released in 1982.In 1984 Trivial Pursuit's popularity soared and over 20 million games were sold. Part of the huge success was the trivia, which was specifically targeted to baby boomer nostalgia. By 1988, the rights were sold to Parker Brothers.
Game Play
The board is set up and the circle pieces are set on the central space, one for each player. Players take turns rolling the dice and asking questions from the cards. A player can move his or her piece any direction along the board but only the number of spaces determined by the dice. A question is asked based on the color where the player's piece landed and the card drawn. A correct answer earns a triangle piece to be set into the player's piece and another roll. Once a player has a full piece they can return to the central space to win the game.
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Trivial Pursuit Questions
Fallout 3 Glitches? GNR FATMAN and Scientific Pursuits. 3 AnswersGNR Fatman: The fatman is the result of a scripted event. If you did something to cause that script not to run, neither the soldier nor the fatman will be ther... read more
Does the pursuit of the "American Dream" create discontent? 1 AnswerYou know, I HATE admitting this, but to a fair degree the answer is yes. Ignorance is bliss, and at one point in time people had few wants other than a loving ... read more
Which is better: Getting fed in a prison and striving for survival in the pursuit dreams? 1 AnswerWell I think I would much rather be striving for survival, living in prison I would have no life! read more
Should financial competition and the pursuit of wealth be more emphasized in high school curriculums? 4 AnswersThe first thing they should make sure kids in high school understand is how to do basic arithmatic, then do some basic algebra, and then do some elemntary calcu... read more
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@AmberLynnFoster what about game night? Are you up for the challenge!? Trivial Pursuit 90's...... =)
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There's no Trivial Pursuit this evening, but there might be some Monopoly.
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didn't win at Trivial pursuit last night...gutted!
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play: Trivial Pursuit Experiment http://www.playboi.de/play-trivial-pursuit-experiment
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