Longtail Studios' Trivial Pursuit Live!, a modern twist on the world’s most well-known trivia game, has returned to the Xbox Games Store and is now available to download again on Xbox One and Xbox 360.
The game went missing from the Xbox Games Store in December last year but it's back! Play with your knowledge in a fast paced TV Show experience. A modern look, new reinvented question types, and the world’s best questions from the world’s top trivia authority. The game is now more fun and inclusive for everyone through adapted difficulty levels and unique catch-up rounds that inject social moments offering players a fresh, original experience.Trivia has never been so much fun.
The The Xbox 360 edition of the game weighs in at 596.95 MB and the Xbox One version weighs in at 822.48 MB, both version are priced at $14.99 USD, £11.99 GBP, $19.95 AUD.
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As EA keeps its promis to work harder on reaching the massmarket, EA is working with Hasbro on Scrabble and Monopoly for multiple platforms.
In the press release thay had this to say, “EA and Hasbro want to give families new ways to enjoy games; we want give them a new way to come together, connect, spend time and have fun around the TV or online,” said Chip Lange, vice president and general manager of EA’s Hasbro Studio. “Bringing the spirit of these games to life as video games has allowed us to create really unique and creative experiences for families and friends of all ages to enjoy together at home or online.”
”We are thrilled that together we are bringing our great toys and games to life in the digital world and providing consumers with new and dynamic ways to enjoy our amazing brands,” said Mark Blecher, Hasbro’s senior vice president of Digital Media and Gaming.
At Hasbro’s Toy Fair showcase in New York from February 17-19, EA will unveil LITTLEST PET SHOP on the Wii and DS, NERF “N-Strike”, and EA Mobile’s SCRABBLE, YAHTZEE ADVENTURES and MONOPOLY HERE & NOW.
EA HASBRO TITLES IN DEVELOPMENT INCLUDE:
LITTLEST PET SHOP for Wii, DS and PC, scheduled for release during autumn 2008
NERF “N-Strike” for Wii and DS, scheduled to ship autumn 2008
EA MOBILE SCRABBLE® for mobile phones, currently available in North America
MONOPOLY HERE AND NOW for mobile phones, scheduled for release in March 2008
YAHTZEE ADVENTURES for mobile phones, scheduled for release in April 2008
POGO.COM GAMES YAHTZEE for online play: scheduled for release during summer 2008
MONOPOLY HERE & NOW: WORLD EDITION for online play: scheduled for release during autumn 2008
TRIVIAL PURSUIT for online play: scheduled for release during autumn 2008
OPERATION downloadable game for the PC: scheduled for release during autumn 2008
So next time your waiting on your cardbaord coffin or just cant get to your beloved 360, try some of the new EA moble games.
Im waiting for OPERATION myself.
It Looks like another backwards compatibility update has been sheduled for release if it hasn't been already.. This will bring the total to 300 Xbox 1 Compatible titles for the Xbox 360.
While I've been crazy busy down here at E3, the team back in Redmond has been busy with a Back Compat update update. (yea, it was a surprise to me too!) The latest backwards compatibility update is now available over Xbox Live (or will be very soon.) This free update brings the complete list of original Xbox games that you can play on your Xbox 360 to way 300. Remember, your original Xbox games will look better than ever on Xbox 360 running in 720p and 1080i with anti-aliasing. You can also play cross-platform between Xbox 360 and the original Xbox over Xbox Live.
Click the read more link to view the entire updated Xbox 1 Games list.
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In the press release thay had this to say, “EA and Hasbro want to give families new ways to enjoy games; we want give them a new way to come together, connect, spend time and have fun around the TV or online,” said Chip Lange, vice president and general manager of EA’s Hasbro Studio. “Bringing the spirit of these games to life as video games has allowed us to create really unique and creative experiences for families and friends of all ages to enjoy together at home or online.”
