This is a part of the Genus Edition Year in Review Series of Trivial Pursuit. This time, the edition commemorated years 1994 and 1995. The game came with 1,500 questions about the years that passed and its highlights. The yellow square box contained questions in the following categories: Every Day; Fun; Science; Stories & Songs; Nature; and Games. Trivial Pursuit: Travel Edition (1991) As nostalgia for the 2000s started to set in, Trivial Pursuit came out with a brand new game for all trivia lovers. This time, the theme was everything from the 2000s. The categories are: Places; Entertainment; Sports & Hobbies; Events; Science & Tech; and Arts.

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The Golden Girls won over everyone’s hearts in their Emmy Award-winning TV series. In this edition, there are 600 questions about the show. Trivial Pursuit: Dragon Ball Z (2018) This was a complementary card set for the Swedish version of Trivial Pursuit. It came with new questions and answers for all trivia lovers in Sweden. Trivial Pursuit: Kansallispainos (1991) This edition contained the following categories: Sport & Leisure; Health & Diet; Travel & Regeneration; Personalities & Celebrities; History & Politics; and Culture. The gameplay didn’t change, but the questions were made for older players. Trivial Pursuit: Master Game – TV Edition (1991) We’ve already seen a few Disney editions and here is another one! If you expected this version to be a newer version of the same game, you’d be wrong. It’s quite different, and here is how. For starters, the gameplay has changed.Each card had a corresponding picture from a Disney film. There were easy and difficult questions for players of all levels. The game also came with action cards, which were not present in the original edition. Trivial Pursuit: The Beatles Collector’s Edition (2009)

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If you remember Trivial Pursuit: Gastronomie en France, then Edition Gastronomie won’t surprise you. It is a newer and better version of that edition of the game. This time, there were 1,800 questions in the following categories: Geography; Entertainment; History; Art & Literature; Science & Nature; and Surprises. Players are invited to taste French gastronomy and enjoy this updated version of the popular board game! Trivial Pursuit: Radio Times (2014) Trivial Pursuit treated the younger players to a new volume of Trivial Pursuit for Kids in 2004. The edition comprised 1,200 multiple-choice questions for the youngest players. The categories suited the target audience: All About Nature; Fun & Games; Today & Tomorrow; Whatever; Yesterday; Music, Movies & More. The game was made for those who not only enjoyed music but also knew a thing or two about it. It remains one of the most iconic editions to this day. Trivial Pursuit: Subsidiary Card Set – RPM Edition (1985) The Baby Boomer Master Game came with all the gaming equipment you needed to play. The edition contained 6,000 original questions specifically for—you guessed it—baby boomers, aka people born before 1950. If that does not apply to you, then you might not enjoy this game very much.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.