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Trivial Pursuit Xbox 360 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:014633191189
Condition:Used
Genre:Party
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:X360_TRIVIAL_PURSUIT
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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While I consider myself quite a genius, this game is pretty difficult. It consumes a large amount of time when playing with 2 or more people to finish the games (ie get all the wedge pieces) so you might want to grab a beverage and numb the pain. If the game moved a bit faster and the questions were a little less difficult then I would have given it 5 stars!
My family recently had the opportunity to try Trivial Pursuit on the Xbox 360. This game is AMAZING and really is hours of fun. It’s great that our entire family could all sit down together to play this. Ofcourse my husband and 17 year old daughter took the wins every time. They are super science and history buffs. The graphics were great and you have to be quick on your feet with some of the challenges. My daughters played this one night for almost two hours. I loved that they were able to find something that they both loved that was also educational. Our favorite game mode is the Facts & Friends. Another great part of this that we love is that you can also play Live with this game. So you can play anyone, anywhere, anytime.
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we like it very much. we like the fact that the game can be added to with content from xbox live. good graphics and animation. lots of questions seem to limit the amount of repeat questions you get, which is a bonus. overall a good game.
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I love the idea of having board games in digital format. Not only does it save on shelf space, but you can earn Xbox Achievements, everyone use the couch, and adds a new level of gaming. I found Trivial Pursuit to be true to its form and play like Trivial Pursuit would. The questions range from easy to extremely tough, so it’s all luck of the draw. The dice seem to work well and stay well randomized.The only thing keeping this from a 5-star review was the animations. Unfortunately, there is no way to take them off, so moving the pieces around the board slowly to simulate a bee flying, teleporting, jumping, etc is just a waste of playing time. If you are playing with a large crowd, it can take quite a long time to get back to your next turn. Otherwise, I love this game. Much better than the Hasbro Family Game Night. There you have no option to play the classic game, only mini games that use imagery from the games.Definately highly recommended for the $20 range.
A great game! It may seem pricey to buy brand new, but it’s fantastic for trivia fanatics!
Kids love this challenging game!
Fun game
Great version of Trivial Pursuit and the new Facts & Friends mode is a fun/interesting way to play and will probably be the favorite mode of many players.A few reviews have been far too harsh over the Geography questions and lack of online play. The Geography complaints are based on questions that ask you where something happen before presenting a map and having you select the area on the map that corresponds to your answer. This is tough as there are no boundaries on the maps and they zoom in to an extent that makes it even worse.Online play means nothing to me since I refuse to pay for XBOX LIVE and would rather play games against opponents in the same room with me. I save my online contests for PC games.Bottom line … I didn’t let the geography complaints steer me away and I’m glad (and I’m horrible at geography).