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The game was first created in December 1979, in Montreal, Quebec, by Chris Haney and Scott Abbott. The two enjoyed playing board games so much that they created their own. This German edition of the best-selling board game focused on Rot-Weiss Essen, a German football club based in Essen. The game came with 100 question cards, a game board, one dice, and six pies. Trivial Pursuit: Real Madrid – Bite Size (2019) Edition de la Maison Castorama was a limited edition released in collaboration with a French DIY store chain called Castorama. The game was never sold in stores, so it was not readily available to the public. The categories were related, but not limited to the DIY segment: History of Art and Architecture; Characters & Inventions; Tools & DIY; Brands & Advertising; Nature & Gardens; and Home & Decoration. Trivial Pursuit: Edicion Real Madrid (1999) Another year, another edition of Trivial Pursuit! The year 1992 was meaningful for many people, and the game commemorated all the important events of that year. The game got a revamp with this new edition. As you can tell by the questions, the game was targeting the world of advertising in France, and anyone outside of it would have a difficult time playing. Trivial Pursuit: Australian Bicentennial Edition (1987)

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The yellow square box contained questions in the following categories: Every Day; Fun; Science; Stories & Songs; Nature; and Games. Trivial Pursuit: Travel Edition (1991) You’re probably familiar with Genus—the classic Trivial Pursuit edition. In 2004, Genus got a younger brother in the form of this bite-size edition. Test your general knowledge without a game board or add the cards to your existing master set. Trivial Pursuit: Star Wars (2005) The set came with 500 question cards, making a total of 3,000 questions in the following categories: Lands & Men; Shows; Past & Present; Arts & Letters; Sciences & Nature; and Sports & Games. Trivial Pursuit: 1960s Edition (1990) In 2011, Migros, a large Swiss retailer, teamed up with WWF to release this version of the classic Trivial Pursuit game. In the best Swiss fashion, the questions were mostly about our planet and nature. The categories included: Climate; Forest & Meadow; Mountain; Sea; People; and Food. The main premise of the game was to raise awareness and get people talking about our planet. Trivial Pursuit: Edition Rhone-Alpes (2011)

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This was the first European edition of Trivial Pursuit. Actually, it was just a card set that was meant to be used with the master game. There were a total of 2,400 questions in the following categories: Places in Europe; Life in Europe; European Affairs; Culture of Europe; European Cousins; and Champions of Europe. Though Europe is not the biggest continent, it definitely deserves lots of recognition. Trivial Pursuit: Fussball Edition (1993) This edition covered everything to do with sports and games. That includes computer games, board games, and all kinds of sports. Trivial Pursuit: The Family Guy Travel Edition (2009) This Year in Review edition highlighted all the important events of 1997. The game came with 250 question cards with 1,500 questions about the passing year and all its highs and lows. This edition was special and unique as it only covered one year in the history of Trivial Pursuit. Trivial Pursuit: World Cup Edition (1997) Trivial Pursuit prepared a special treat for all trivia lovers on its 20th anniversary. The brand new set of 3,600 questions celebrated the events of the past 20 years. If you think this edition was nothing but a summary of the past 20 years of Trivial Pursuit, you’re wrong!

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The original Horn Abbot Family Edition of Trivial Pursuit came out in 1992. The box featured a classy blue design with “Trivial Pursuit” written in white letters. This particular edition is quite hard to find now. You can get your hands on the later Family editions of the game, though they’re not nearly as iconic. There are 4,800 fun trivia questions for the whole family! Trivial Pursuit: Subsidiary Card Set – Family Edition (1992) Identical to the Edition des Stars – Serie n.1, this edition offered more question cards about the most popular celebrities of that time. Trivial Pursuit: 1996 Edition (1997)Trivial Pursuit continued to travel across France in 2011, when it invited players to join in Picardy. The region doesn’t exist anymore, as it merged with Nord-Pas-de-Calais to create Hauts-de-France in 2016. Nevertheless, players were given 1,800 questions about the region. Trivial Pursuit: Quiz-Mania (2011)

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Answer questions about celebrity gossip and Hollywood! This is the perfect edition for those who like to keep up with the stars. Trivial Pursuit: Genus Edition (2004) The name “All American Edition” says it all. The box boasted an American design with classic American colors: red, white, and blue. The game invited you to learn about your country with a set of fun questions split among 6 traditional categories: People; Entertainment; History; Places; Sports & Leisure; and Wild Card. This edition followed all the other editions about France and life in France. This time, all the questions are about French history. The 1,800 questions are divided into six categories, or six periods in French history: Prehistory & Antiquity; Middle Ages; Renaissance to the Enlightenment; XIX Century; XX Century; and Surprises. The format of the game stayed the same. Players can expect nothing but some classic Trivial Pursuit fun! Trivial Pursuit: Famille (2014) This version of Trivial Pursuit focuses on Inter Milan Football Club. The categories are: Coaches; League; Curiosities; Players; International Matches; Victories. Even the biggest fans will have a hard time with this new addition to the Trivial Pursuit family! Trivial Pursuit: Juventus (2020)This edition was made specifically for all pop culture whizzes! Finally, watching TV and reading magazines paid off and you could show off your random knowledge. All the questions were about popular TV shows, commercials, movies, gossip, music, and hot trends. As with other bite-size games, Pop Culture 2 was meant to be played on its own or added to an existing Trivial Pursuit Master Game. Trivial Pursuit: Music Edition 1990-Now (2006) This is a game from the Year in Review Series published by Trivial Pursuit. This time, the year was 1996, and the country was Germany. The questions may be similar to the traditional US version, but many were tailored to fit the German audience. Trivial Pursuit: Genus IV – Canadian Edition (1997) 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.