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Unique Numbered Gameboard

Sculpted Pewter Tokens

Electronic R2-D2 Randomizer

400 Photo Cards with Over 2,000 Questions

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As much as I enjoy the game (thus the 5 star fun rating), I realize that there is little educational value to knowing lots of trivia about these movies (thus the 2 stars for educational value). And, even though there are multiple questions per card, you will hear all the questions if you play the game enough (thus the 4 stars for durability).

Even so, I've spent some enjoyable evenings with this version of Trivial Pursuit with friends and relatives who are also Star Wars fans.

This game is well worth the money for Star Wars junkies. A 5-star offering for a limited audience, and probably 3-4 stars for "normal people." But, like a friend of mine from college days used to say, "Why be normal?"

May the force be with you!

Alan Holyoak

20 of 21 found the following review helpful:

Perfect for Star Wars fansDec 31, 2000
By Kristin S.
This is a perfect game for fans of Star Wars, especially if they enjoy trivia and Trivial Pursuit. The questions cover just about every aspect of the movie, and this makes it work well for die-hard fans and people who know the trilogy less well.

Questions range from super-easy: "Who played Han Solo?" (Harrison Ford). To difficult: "What was the last word Yoda said?" (Skywalker) To difficult for all but the best: "What was the serial number of the storm trooper uniform that Luke stole?" (TK-421) Lots of fun to play!

The design of this game is classic Trivial Pursuit, with stills from the movie in the colored sqares. Instead of round pies, though, you get pewter figurines. Part of the fun is choosing which character to be. And the pie pieces snap neatly into the bases.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Fun for all types of fans...Apr 06, 2002
By R. Blanton "1chewbecca"
My husband and I are huge Star Wars fans - hence having two different copies of the trilogy. We've both seen the movies a million times. We decided to buy this for some weekend fun - though the games don't last as long as a typical trivial pursuit game for us, we still have lots of fun. The questions range from very, very, very simple to extremely hard - I mean, I didn't watch the credits, so there are a few details which I just don't know about the actors who played minor characters.

This game is a lot of fun just to sit back and relax for a bit and to see how much you really do know about the Star Wars Universe. I wouldn't recommend this if you're looking for a serious trivia game, but if you're just looking for a bit of fun, its worth buying.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Second Star (Wars) To the Right And Straight On Till MorningJun 14, 2002
By Tovarich Pizor
Specialized trivial games, in their defense, are difficult to construct. For a niche audience like Star Wars fans, levels of fandom vary so widely that it's hard to establish a baseline of what can be considered "general knowledge" that any reasonable player might know -- partly because it's unlikely the game's authors are big fans themselves, and partly because people who consider themselves "fans" will have widely ranging levels of obsession about the films.

This difficulty becomes readily apparent once you start playing the game; someone who has seen the movies once will find the difficulty of many questions just about right, but anyone who owns the videos and can quote favorite lines more obscure than "I've got a bad feeling about this" or "May the Force be with you" will quickly split the questions into two categories: "All to easy" and "That's impossible, even for a computer!"

That said, the designers have done about as well as could be expected with this game. The playing pieces are absolutely gorgeous, and whoever did the layout for the board has a terrific sense both of color balance and of significant scenes from the Star Wars films. The use of an electronic R2-D2 instead of dice is clever, though dice would probably be faster to roll. The box is durable (mine has survived two moves without a scratch) and the game should last a long time, provided the questions don't bore you to tears (I've answered as many as 30 without faltering) or slam you completely against a wall.

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Trivia That's FunJul 10, 2002
By H. Wyman "_hewy_"
"Are you SURE that wasn't Orlando?"-a game that really challenges your Star Wars fans. I have a hard time with the Weapons/Ships category, and some of the officers are a little obscure, but that is part of the challenge. Fun Game!

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