Test your knowledge of one of the world´s most famous wizards with movie clips, puzzlers and questions based on the first three Harry Potter movies, including bonus content from "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." How much do you really know about Quidditch, Transfiguration or the Dark Arts? You'll find out as you race your friends around the game board.

Quip It! is a high-speed game that tests players’ quick wit and creativity. Quip It! invites players to invent off-the-wall captions based on DVD visuals from unusual movie scenes, funny images and on-screen oddities.

Disney DVD Bingo is a new twist on an old favorite featuring favorite Disney animated characters and movie clips. Disney DVD Bingo is fun for all ages and encourages kids to get busy learning numbers, colors and matching skills.

Experience all of the excitement and thrill of one of America's most popular television shows, "American Idol." The American Idol - All Star Challenge DVD Game will transform your living room into a TV talent showdown! With this game board and DVD packed with clips and songs from the show, players will journey to auditions, Hollywood and, if they have what it takes, the Finals round where they have a shot at being America's next hot superstar. In this game that features real television clips from the first five seasons of American Idol, and hosted by Ryan Seacrest, players will experience the unique personalities of Paula, Simon and Randy and see their favorite Idols. Players can also find out how much they know about the show with questions and performance challenges.

Scene It? has gone totally “Nick” with this edition featuring SpongeBob, Cosmo and Wanda, Jimmy Neutron and all the Nickelodeon favorites. In the DVD game, friends race around the board as they play with real TV show clips, trivia questions and a ton of on-screen challenges from Avatar, Danny Phantom and more. The set includes fun cards and character pieces. It’s unique because it “incorporates clips from shows currently airing on the Nick network, from SpongeBob Squarepants to Zoey 101,” Nancy Jenkins at Screenlife Games told TDmonthly. Launch date: September 2006.

In this DVD betting game based on the British TV hit, players wager sushi pieces on bizarre Banzai stunts that made the show a classic. Two or more players race to fill the betting bowl with pieces using only chopsticks, and watch Lady One Question, Insect Roulette, Mr. Shake Hands and others on screen. Launch date: August 15, 2006.

This fast-paced game for two or more players is played entirely with the remote control and features on-screen scoring. It is based on a singular theme, offers 12 separate game plays, and features tons of trivia challenges plus real clips from Hollywood’s hottest properties. It’s also available in a “Survivor” edition. Launch date: September 30, 2006.

This adventure helps girls relive their favorite moments from Disney Princess stories while playing fun mini-games and solving simple puzzles with friends. Players use the “Magical” Disney Princess Controller and move along a simple path that interacts with the DVD. Launch date: September 30, 2006.

This limited edition game for two or more players has more trivia than ever before and includes film clips from “Dr. No” and “Die Another Day,” as well as never-before-seen content from the 21st Bond film “Casino Royale.” The game comes with a Party Play feature, six collectible metal tokens, 200 trivia cards, 30 Q cards, a certificate of authenticity and more. Launch date: September 15, 2006.

This  two-DVD game features real movie and TV clips, trivia questions and myriad mutated puzzlers from movies such as “Spiderman,” “X-Men,” and “Fantastic Four.” It includes collectible metal tokens, a Party Play feature, 30 buzz cards, 200 trivia cards and much more. Launch date: September 1, 2006.

The second edition of this DVD game is loaded with all-new movie clips, trivia questions and puzzlers from Hollywood’s finest films, including “Walk the Line,” “Dodgeball” and “The Devil Wears Prada.” The game tests players’ powers of observation and puzzle-solving skills through a variety of on-screen challenges. According to Nancy Jenkins, director of public relations at Screenlife, the Scene It? game “started the DVD game craze and revolutionized the board game industry.” Launch date: July 2007. 

In this DVD bingo game, Thomas, Percy, Edward and the engines of Sodor teach youngsters numbers, colors and matching skills. Character voices and kid-friendly music accompany players as they try to match the numbers on the screen with the numbers on their bingo cards. The game is hosted by Sir Topham Hat and includes one DVD, six double-sided bingo cards and 150 bingo chips.

Intended for the whole family, the game is loaded with all-new movie clips and characters from Disney and Pixar movies. The characters and clips range from Dumbo and Bambi to Finding Nemo and Rattatouille.

Real songs, video clips, trivia questions and on-screen challenges are packed into a convenient travel tin.  Artists such as Madonna, Johnny Cash and Avril Lavigne take players on a journey spanning four decades of music and pop culture. The game is intended for two or more players. Launch date: Fall 2008.

Based on the long-running hit television show “Seinfeld,” this interactive game includes classic clips and trivia from the show’s nine seasons. The game comes with a Flextime game board and a game DVD with bonus content. Launch date: February 2008.

From “The Menagerie” to “The Final Conflict,” this Star Trek edition invites fans to test their knowledge with trivia questions and on-screen puzzlers. The set includes a Flextime game board and a game DVD full of real television and movie clips all six series and all ten movies. The DVD also includes bonus content.

This edition includes questions and puzzlers from the 2007 release of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. This DVD is also full of new movie clips and images from the first five Harry Potter movies, including previously unavailable footage from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Launch date: June 2007.

Crayola Color Stories are interactive coloring activities that tell the stories of Jerome, Pedro, Sadie and others from the Undersea Adventures world. Kids progress through the story by coloring on their pages along with the characters on the screen, learning as they go. Activities are randomized so that kids can play Crayola Color Stories again and again. "Interactive DVD story and coloring activities keep children engaged and entertained while they learn," Anita Lavine, director of public relations for Screenlife, told TDmonthly. This product received a 2009 iParenting Media Award and a 2009 Creative Child Award. Launch date: June 2009.