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Operation Flashpoint Elite Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:767649401192
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:XBOX_OPERATION_FLASHPOINT_ELITE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1-4+ |
| Condition | Used |
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If you’re looking for a game that doesn’t last for hours and tests your knowledge, than this is the game for you. It allows up to 4 people to play, or ever 8 if you want to have teams with a large party. The yellow kids are much easier than the blue (adult) cards but some of the blue card questions are super hard. It’s all around fun to play.
Bought this for my Mom because she was substituting in a class with age groups from 9th-12th. She said it was way too easy for the older students, but great for the younger groups. It’s family edition, so we were hoping some would be more challenging… but still a great way to keep a group of kids occupied while the teacher was out!
Was really fun to play! Originally got this for my little sister as a birthday present and everyone had a lot of fun playing the game. Really liked how there was a trivia for both adults and kids!
We play this with my four elementary school aged kids. It’s not a good fit for the kindergartner. The 4th and 5th graders are a great fit. The 2nd grader can answer several questions. The parent questions are appropriately leveled. When we play teams it’s really fun.
Kids beat us and we all used kid questions! Generation gap.
The whole family with the exception of my six year old found this game fun. I would say great if your kids are 10 and up.
For people who have never played any other version of Trivial Pursuit, we love it! It’s so much fun.But, for someone who used to play Trivial Pursuit a lot in their past, the rules are not the same, which ends the game with many arguments.The only annoying part of this game is that the categories aren’t labeled on the board or the cards, so you have to read the categories from the directions sheet.
Overall, the game is fun but it seems overly simplistic. I like the Trivia cards for kids but I don’t think the board game needed to be dumbed down so much.
The game is good, but my only complaint is the relatively small number of cards they provide. We have owned lots of versions of Trivial Pursuit through the years (Genus, Genus III, Genus IV, Genus V, Millennium, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Silver Screen, and one or two more I don’t recall), but this has the fewest question cards of any of them. The kids enjoyed it, though, and the scaled down game play (getting pie every question) makes for a faster game.
My 10 year old loves this game. My 7 year can answer some of the trivia questions but some are too hard for now. The adult cards contain questions which only the kids know (like sponge bob questions) so they laugh when the adults cannot answer correctly. It is overall a fun game. My only slight disappointment is that I wish there were more question cards. I think we will exhaust the questions fairly soon.
Melissa Mayer –
I bought this as a game for my 14 year old son, 11year old son, husband and I could all play. This was the perfect choice! It was fun and easy to play and learn. The questions were relevant for adults and kids and it was just a good game
Scott Biddle –
The game is good, but my only complaint is the relatively small number of cards they provide. We have owned lots of versions of Trivial Pursuit through the years (Genus, Genus III, Genus IV, Genus V, Millennium, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Silver Screen, and one or two more I don’t recall), but this has the fewest question cards of any of them. The kids enjoyed it, though, and the scaled down game play (getting pie every question) makes for a faster game.
OralWilderman –
My 10 year old loves this game. My 7 year can answer some of the trivia questions but some are too hard for now. The adult cards contain questions which only the kids know (like sponge bob questions) so they laugh when the adults cannot answer correctly. It is overall a fun game. My only slight disappointment is that I wish there were more question cards. I think we will exhaust the questions fairly soon.
Kenneth Chang –
I love Trivial pursuit! This family edition is perfect to get the kids involved. Mine are 4 and 8.Great learning too as well as teaching kids to be competitive.
Olivia –
I love Trivial Pursuit and the fact that I can now play with the whole family is great. The age appropriate questions are truly so. And I love that my kids are getting to use their brains and have fun
Andrew Steinberg –
I like that the adults get harder questions. That puts the game on a more even playing field when playing with children.
April Sessoms –
We have a ton of board games, but somehow this one has inched up….even my teens and older parents love to play!
Angie –
Great to play as a family and let the kids play at their level as well.
Mary Anne –
Easy for the kids and fun for adults. Reminds me of when I played as a kid. Love it
Kindle Customer –
Playing with a nine year old, thirteen year old, and three adults, every person had questions that they could answer. It was nice to have a game where it challenged the adults but the children could still play. Highly recommend for family game night!