Trivial Pursuit (Xbox 360)

Game play From the off you will find that the basics of this game remain the same as the board game. You will half a circular board with different colours and there will be special squares that allow you to earn a piece of 'pie' to complete your pie of 6 correct answers on questions from different topics and then you will be the winner of the game. Each colour represents a different topic of question as there are 6 different ones. There are some differences to this game such as different variations. There is a clear the board mode where you can go through the game, alone, and you will be able ... more

For me, Christmas is about spending time with family as well as eating and drinking lots! We normally like to play a game around Christmas and usually opt for the classic board games such as Pictionary or Taboo. However, this year we decided to do things a bit differently and buy the xbox version of Trivial Pursuit. The Game Trivial Pursuit is an old favourite I am sure most of you would have already heard of and played. However, for those that are not familiar with it, Trivial Pursuit is a general knowledge based game where up to six individual players, or teams, move around the board ... more

I have always been a fan of board games; I have many fond memories of my childhood, huddled around the dining room table playing Cluedo, Monopoly or Trivial Pursuit with my family. Most of which, being the youngest, I lost. My other half, knowing my love for silly and simple games, told me when he had heard Trivial Pursuit was releasing a game on the Xbox. Perfect for me, a chance to redeem myself for all those times I lost in my youth! (Sore loser? Me? Never!) And another fun game to keep me occupied for a while. What is it / How to play? ------------------------------- The actual game is ... more

Seeing this in a very good offer from a shop in a bundle I decided to buy with the excellent Burnout Paradise Ultimate Box and Connect 4 for less than £15! Getting this I thought it would be quite bad and I was mainly correct. Trivial Pursuit on the Xbox 360 has the same general idea as the traditional board game. You have the board with the different coloured squares and then special squares for each colour which if answered correctly give you a wedge. The first person to get all the wedges from all the chosen categories is the winner. The video game version is worse than the board game ... more