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• Addictive New Solitaire, Mahjong Tiles and Crosswords Collections Now Available From Best-Selling Hoyle(r) Game Series
  Sierra Attractions, today announced the availability of Hoyle(r) Crosswords and Hoyle(r) Solitaire and Mahjong Tiles, the latest products in the best-selling Hoyle game series. Hoyle Solitaire and Mahjong Tiles tests players' skills with 50 different versions each of the most loved games of all time. Crossword wizards will be challenged by Hoyle Crosswords' 500 challenging puzzles written on virtual paper that won't tear when erased. Perfect for Mother's and Father's Day gifts, these games offer endless replay, an easy-to-use interface, and the attention to rules and fun that are synonymous with Hoyle games. Hoyle Solitaire and Mahjong Tiles and Hoyle Crosswords join the popular Hoyle CD-ROM series from Sierra On-Line, Inc., which has sold more than 2.68 million copies since 1997.
  Author: John Matteucci - Date: September 25, 2005



• Michigan Man Drubbles His Way Into The Trivial Pursuit
  When the TRIVIAL PURSUIT 20th ANNIVERSARY EDITION Game hits store shelves this month, players will have to know a thing or two about Riley McLincha of Clio, Michigan. McLincha’s rare talent of drubbling – dribbling and juggling three basketballs while running marathons – has earned him a place in history as a TRIVIAL PURSUIT question in this special edition game.
  Author: Frank Keiser - Date: March 15, 2004



• TRIVIAL PURSUIT: New 20th Anniversary Edition - A Celebration of All Things Trivial
  To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the game that started the adult game revolution, Hasbro, Inc. is launching the TRIVIAL PURSUIT 20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION game. From the Berlin Wall to Silicon Valley, the new edition features questions that recount some of the momentous events and people of the past 20 years in six new categories.
  Author: Nick Steinbach - Date: March 15, 2004



• Trivial Pursuit Board Games Are A Favorite Pastime Both Online And Off
  Trivial Pursuit is a board game that has gone through an amazing expansion since it was first created and released to the public about twenty years ago. Trivial Pursuit board games now are available in a great many themes but the basic principals remain the same. Players are provided with short trivia questions that answering correctly will cause the player to advance around the board. They win pie shaped pieces in much the same way and the goal is to be the first player with all six pie shaped pieces. This is not as easy as it sounds and some games can last many hours. Some people find the questions easy and others struggle to advance at all. Trivial Pursuit board games seem to be able to generate strong competition.
  Author: Laurie Simpson - Date: May 22, 2005