The Trivial Pursuit Silver Screen Edition Subsidiary Card Set expands the gameplay of the original Silver Screen Edition with 600 new questions focused on movies. This set includes 100 cards, each featuring six questions divided into categories such as actors, directors, plotlines, and film trivia. Designed for ages 12 and up, it integrates seamlessly with the base game, allowing players to test their knowledge of cinema across different eras and genres. The cards are printed on durable stock for repeated use. Requires the Trivial Pursuit Silver Screen Edition base game to play.

Balderdash is a bluffing game where players create fake definitions for unusual words. The game includes hundreds of obscure English terms, challenging players to invent convincing or humorous explanations. Each round, one player reads the real definition while others submit fabricated answers, aiming to mislead opponents. Designed for 2 or more players or teams, it accommodates ages 10 and up. The gameplay encourages creativity and quick thinking as participants balance deception and deduction.

Balderdash The Hilarious Bluffing Game (1995 Edition) challenges players to invent creative yet convincing answers to obscure trivia questions. The game includes categories such as unusual words, bizarre laws, and peculiar movie titles. Each round, one player reads a real but little-known fact while others submit fabricated responses. The objective is to bluff convincingly enough to earn votes for your answer while also guessing the correct one. Designed for 2 to 6 players ages 12 and up, the 1995 edition features updated content and streamlined gameplay. Components include a game board, 300 question cards, 6 movers, a die, answer pads, and instructions. Playtime averages 30–60 minutes.

This wooden box securely stores all game components. The game pieces feature a gold finish, exclusive to this edition. The money is printed in standard white and green for a realistic appearance.

This dice game features a classic shake, score, and shout gameplay style, designed for players ages 8 and up. It includes an automatic shut-off function and sound effects, along with a victory song to celebrate wins. The game operates on one included lithium battery for power. The compact and portable design makes it easy to play anywhere.

The Yahtzee Electronic Hand-held [Gold] is a compact, portable version of the classic dice game. It features a digital display for scorekeeping and gameplay, eliminating the need for physical dice and scorecards. The device includes built-in electronic dice rolls, automatic scoring, and multiple game modes for solo or multiplayer play. The gold-colored casing provides a sleek, durable design. It operates on battery power for on-the-go convenience and retains the traditional Yahtzee rules while streamlining the experience. The unit measures approximately 6 x 3.5 inches and is suitable for ages 8 and up.

This board game is designed for 2 to 4 players, recommended for ages 8 and up. The game includes a foldable game board, 16 playing pieces (4 per player), 1 six-sided die, and a rulebook. Average playtime is 30 to 45 minutes. The board measures 18 x 18 inches when unfolded, with a durable laminated finish. The playing pieces are made of molded plastic, and the die is standard size (16mm). The rulebook provides clear instructions for setup and gameplay. The game encourages strategic thinking and light competition, making it suitable for family game nights or casual play. All components are stored in a compact cardboard box measuring 10 x 10 x 2 inches.

The Yahtzee Deluxe Poker Game combines two classic games into one versatile set. It includes five dice, a shaker cup, and a scorepad for tracking rounds. The game supports 2 or more players and features traditional Yahtzee scoring rules alongside poker-inspired variations. The compact design makes it suitable for travel or casual play. Dice are standard size (16mm) with engraved pips for durability. The shaker cup has a secure lid to prevent spills. Recommended for ages 8 and up.

Based on the hit game show, this game features Jeff Foxworthy and five 5th Graders putting ordinary adults to the test by having them answer real questions from the 5th grade curriculum. The fun is that a 10-year-old has just as much chance of knowing the answers as his or her parent.

Shout About Movies introduces the concept of the Game Video Disc, which offers instant, explosive fun, without the need for dice, pawns or a game board; all that is needed to play is a television and a DVD player (making it a great travel game to play aboard cars that offer these features). This GVD challenges players’ film knowledge through video and audio clips from more than 60 years of the most unforgettable and award-winning movies. The game invites 4 to 40 players to compete in teams in a race to identify famous quotes, scenes and characters from major motion pictures. The game features “Shout Rounds,” where players yell out answers and “Whisper Rounds,” where teams huddle secretly to discuss strategies before giving an answer. Scoring is calculated on screen using the remote control from a DVD player.

This classic real estate game has enjoyed nonstop popularity for decades.

--Monopoly won Games Magazine and Games Hall of Fame awards and placed #8 on Family Education´s Top 10 Board Games.
--The classic version ranks tenth on the Board Game Geeks list of Top 10 Most Rated Games, and Board Games Express lists Monopoly #3 on the Top Board Game searches.
--Monopoly is among the most popular site listings for board games on Yahoo, is included in the favorites on AreYouGame.com, and is the editor´s choice on Amazon.com.

The broad fan-base of Monopoly has generated demand for an ever-increasing number of versions to suit a variety of tastes.