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I tried posting 4 pictures, hopefully they show up.Anyway, this is pretty fun, my family is playing again as I am writing up this review.Pros: Tons of cars and therefore categories. No way to memorize all these answers.Dropping in the pucks is super fun, I know that's weird, but I like it, they have a good weight and the slot at the top is well designed.Cons: There is no volume button. Half my family is half deaf and they even think it's too loud. One of the photo's I tried to post has a towel shoved up by the speaker to mute this thing a little bit. Seriously, way too loud.The battery pack is under the kickstand, so I had to remove the kickstand to add batteries.On that note, why no batteries? It takes AAA and if we didn't have some left over from Christmas, we would have been out of luck.
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I tried posting 4 pictures, hopefully they show up.
Anyway, this is pretty fun, my family is playing again as I am writing up this review.
Pros: Tons of cars and therefore categories. No way to memorize all these answers.
Dropping in the pucks is super fun, I know that's weird, but I like it, they have a good weight and the slot at the top is well designed.
Cons: There is no volume button. Half my family is half deaf and they even think it's too loud. One of the photo's I tried to post has a towel shoved up by the speaker to mute this thing a little bit. Seriously, way too loud.
The battery pack is under the kickstand, so I had to remove the kickstand to add batteries.
On that note, why no batteries? It takes AAA and if we didn't have some left over from Christmas, we would have been out of luck.
Anyway, this is pretty fun, my family is playing again as I am writing up this review.
Pros: Tons of cars and therefore categories. No way to memorize all these answers.
Dropping in the pucks is super fun, I know that's weird, but I like it, they have a good weight and the slot at the top is well designed.
Cons: There is no volume button. Half my family is half deaf and they even think it's too loud. One of the photo's I tried to post has a towel shoved up by the speaker to mute this thing a little bit. Seriously, way too loud.
The battery pack is under the kickstand, so I had to remove the kickstand to add batteries.
On that note, why no batteries? It takes AAA and if we didn't have some left over from Christmas, we would have been out of luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024
This is a very strange version of Trivial Pursuit, recommended for ages 13+. Some games shouldn't be "improved upon" like this. It feels like something that was created in the 80s when electronic games were something new and novel; long before the advanced computer gaming that kids today are used to. First, you have to open the kickstand to access the battery compartment, which is a little awkward to get to, then you have to unscrew the battery cover to insert the batteries. Once the batteries are inserted, you then stand the device up and drop the colored pucks into the slots according to the color scheme at the top of the card to activate the game board into knowing the correct answers. It is set up to play in two teams. The first player has one minute after pressing the start button to order the six items on the car in the correct order, using the colored pucks and inserting them from the top of the device. For instance, the first card we played listed six fruits and you had to order the number of seeds from least to most by inserting the colored puck that matches the color on the item- for instance, strawberry was one fruit and was on a yellow background, so you would use the yellow puck. If you don't put them in the correct order after 60 seconds, you release the pucks and player two has only 45 seconds to attempt to get them in the correct order. Each time another round has to be played there is less time allotted. Us older people found it too difficult to get the pucks inserted in the allotted time and gave up playing. We prefer the original board game of Trivial Pursuit. I can't imagine the younger generation being interested in such a clunky electronic game. I will update my review if I am proven wrong when my older grandkids come to play.
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