Trivial Pursuit is the best and original trivia game that started it all. Each player has a round or circular playing piece with 6 pie-shaped holes. The goal of the main game is to collect a pie in each color. The colors now correspond to different question and categories. The board consists of a circular track with some spaces in seven different colors. Six of the colors correspond or have a question categories while the last color gives a new dice roll again. Six spaces along the track are pie spaces, and from these there are spokes of track making and leading to the middle of the board.

Players roll a die and move along the game track in any direction they like. When a player stops on a certain color they get a question of the game's appropriate category. If the player answers the question correctly while on a pie space, they get will get a pie of that color assuming they don't already have it. A correct answer on another area or square allows the player to roll again.

This game is one of America's most loved board games and has been updated to feature trivia from the 90's. Combining a tried-and-true classic board game favorite with modern day material makes for many hours of friendly competition, fun and entertainment. The 90's Edition Trivial Pursuit game features 3 categories: Wired, Oops, Trends, Viewing, Important and Hangin'. Includes 2,400 card questions. For 2 to 6 players.

There are dozens of questions sets released for the game. The card then is organized into themes. Some of the questions in the set are designed for younger players while there are also promotional sets designed for a specific period of time from those who tie up for them.

The player can answer correctly the trivia questions by moving around the board which is the game's object. The questions are split in six categories each has its color to identify. In Genus edition, the variations of colors available are blue for Geography, pink for Entertainment, yellow for History, brown for Arts and Literature, green for Science and Nature, and orange for Sports and Leisure. Comprising the game are board, playing pieces, question cards, box, plastic wedges, and die. The playing pieces are round. These pieces are divided into six sections.

A plastic wedge is placed in each sections suggesting that the question from a particular category is correctly answered. During the game, in wheel like shaped track with six spokes, the players move their playing pieces. The track has spaces of different colors and a hexagonal shape is at the center of the board.

Product Features: America's favorite trivia game tackles the momentous 1990's. More than 2,400 questions will test your 90's knowledge. Cool new categories like Oops, Wired, Trends, Viewing, Important and Hangin. Contemporary package and board engineered design, tokens and card holder/dispenser. For 2-4 players: recommended for adults.