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The X-Files Video Trivia Game
Release Date: 26 November 1997
Price: R.R.P. $49.95
Distributor: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Rating: M15+ Recommended for Mature Audiences 15 years and Over. Medium level Violence.
Serial No.: 9737SVP
Front Cover: The front cover has a picture of Scully and Mulder, a logo and aliens in the background. (See image top left)
Back Cover: Play The Phenomenon.
For the first time ever, the ultimate test of your knowledge on the show that has become an international phenomenon: The X-Files Trivia Game brings you into the bizarre world investigated by FBI Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully. The game's unique design and challenging questions make this a true collectable for "The X-Files" fan.
With two levels of difficulty, the game can be enjoyed by both novices and "The X-Files" experts. Actual show clips highlight some of your favourite "The X-Files" moments from the sensational pilot through season three.
Do you know Mulder's middle name? What about the Cigarette-Smoking Man's address? How many extra chromosomes does the Flukeman have? The truth is right here - challenge yourself, and see just how much of an "The X-Files" fan you really are.
Contents:
Videocassette Containing 73 Clips
25 Action Cards
Question and Answer Booklet with Instructions
Game Board (378mm x 458mm)
Collectable Die and 6 Game Pieces
Contents: (See images bottom left)
The game board looks really good, with images from the show laid over a photo of Cigarette Smoking Man. It folds out to 378mm x 458mm
The Action cards feature a hand, red X and red border.
The Question and Answer Book features an image of an alien and a UFO
The die is a triangular shape and the game pieces feature an X logo.
Video Cassette Running Time: Approx. 90 Minutes.
Comment 1:A promotional postcard was issued prior to the release of the Trivia Game and was available from K Mart, Target, Myer, Grace Bros, Big W and Toys'R'US and is highly collectible.
Comment 2:The Trivia Game was not released in many countries, making it collectible. Apart from Australia, it was released, as a limited edition, in United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Holland, Belguim and South Korea.
Rating:Medellia:
Ian:  An interesting idea that suffers from a longevity problem. Just how many times can it be played? Once you know the answers, it quickly loses much of it's appeal. I overcame this problem by using questions from the trivia book "The Unauthorized X-Files Challenge". Also the game was quickly out-of-date, covering episodes from seasons 1-3 only. It was released as "First Edition" so another game covering seasons 4 onwards might be released at a later date.
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