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'''''Star Trek Scene It?''''' is an interactive, [[DVD]]-based [[games|board game]] by [[Mattel]] and [[ScreenLife]]. Questions are based on the five ''Star Trek'' television series and the first ten feature films. The questions may be from cards or the DVD.
 
   
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'''''Star Trek Scene It?''''' is an interactive, [[DVD]]-based [[games|board game]] by [[Mattel]] and [[Screenlife]]. Questions are based on the five live-action ''Star Trek'' television series and the first ten feature films. Questions may be read from cards or featured on the DVD. Actress [[Judi Durand]] voiced the role of the Starfleet computer for the game.
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Standard and deluxe versions of the game exist - the deluxe version includes additional question cards, and metal playing pieces.
  
   
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Four versions of the game have been released: a boxed "Regular Edition", two "Deluxe Editions" ("Ships Edition" and "Captain's Edition"), and the "Ultimate Fan Pack Limited Edition".
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[[Judi Durand]] voices the Starfleet computer.
  
   
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== Game Components ==
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File:Star Trek Scene It deluxe box.jpg|Deluxe box covers
  
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=== Regular Edition ===
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File:Star Trek Scene It menu.jpg|Main menu
  
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The boxed "Regular Edition" game includes:
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File:Star Trek Scene It board.jpg|Game board and components
  
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* 1 DVD
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* 1 Flextime® Game Board
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* 1 Six-Sided Numbered Die
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* 1 Eight-Sided Category Die
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* 4 Plastic Movers (the Enterprise 1701, the Enterprise-D, the Defiant & the Voyager)
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* 10 Prime Directive Cards (these replace the "Buzz" cards seen in the pre-release Components photo below)
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* 144 Trivia Cards
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* 4 Category Reference Cards
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* 1 Instruction Sheet
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=== Deluxe Editions ===
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Both "Deluxe Edition" games differ from the "Regular Edition" as follows:
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* Packaged in "Collector Tin" metal boxes ("Ships Edition" features pictures of Starfleet ships and DS9 while the "Captain's Edition" features pictures of Starfleet captains similar to those on the cover of the "Regular Edition")
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* The "Movers" are now "4 Collectible Metal Tokens" (same ships as Boxed Edition)
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* 16 Prime Directive Cards instead of 10
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* 175 Trivia Cards instead of 144
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All the other game components are identical to their "Regular Edition" counterparts
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''NOTE: When originally solicited, the "Captain's Edition" was to have five "Captain" movers (Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway & Archer) in place of ships, but this no longer seems to be the case. The cover art on the tin boxes is the only difference between the two "Deluxe Editions".''
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=== Ultimate Fan Pack Limited Edition ===
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The "Ultimate Fan Pack Limited Edition" includes the "Regular Edition" of the game packed with six individually-packaged [[Hot Wheels]] diecast [[Star Trek starship miniatures|starship miniatures]]. It was released exclusively in Canada and the U.S. by Costco in {{m|September|2010}}. The following ships are included:
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*{{USS|Saratoga|NCC-1887}}
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*[[Narada]]
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*{{EnterpriseNX}}
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*{{USS|Enterprise |NCC-1701}}
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*{{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-A|-A}}
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== Gameplay ==
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As with most versions of ''SCENE IT?'', the object is to be the first player to reach the center of the "Final Frontier" circle (named "Final Cut" in other versions) to win the game. Players roll both dice to (a) move around the game track, and (b) determine what action is to take place (getting a Trivia Challenge question from card; playing a DVD Challenge; drawing a Prime Directive card, or Player's Choice of any of the above). Winning a Challenge allows the player to continue their turn and roll again. The game track incudes several "Warp Speed" spaces. Landing there and completing a Challenge allows the player to move DOUBLE the distance of the Numbered Die on their next roll.
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=== Trivia Challenge Types ===
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; [[United Federation of Planets]]
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:Questions on aliens, planets, ships, etc.
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; [[Stardate]]
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: Questions on major events in the ''TREK'' universe
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; [[IDIC]]
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: Questions on "the world of Pop Culture surrounding ''STAR TREK''."
   
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== Question types ==
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=== DVD Challenge Types ===
 
;Who Am I?
  
;Who Am I?
 
:Identify the character, alien, planet or object described using the four clues provided.
  
:Identify the character, alien, planet or object described using the four clues provided.
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;Final Frontier
  
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:A series of challenging questions which must be answered in order to win the game.
  
:A series of challenging questions which must be answered in order to win the game.
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File:Star Trek Scene It standard box.jpg|Star Trek Scene It? "Regular Edition" packaging
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File:Star Trek Scene It deluxe box.jpg|Star Trek Scene It? "Deluxe Edition" packaging
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File:TrekHotWheelsS3boxedF.jpg|Star Trek Scene It? Ultimate Fan Pack Limited Edition packaging
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File:Star Trek Scene It menu.jpg|Star Trek Scene It? Main Menu screenshot
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File:Star Trek Scene It board.jpg|Star Trek Scene It? game board and components
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[[Category:Games|Scene It?]]
  
[[Category:Games|Scene It?]]

Revision as of 22:11, 26 December 2012

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Star Trek Scene It? is an interactive, DVD-based board game by Mattel and Screenlife. Questions are based on the five live-action Star Trek television series and the first ten feature films. Questions may be read from cards or featured on the DVD. Actress Judi Durand voiced the role of the Starfleet computer for the game.

Four versions of the game have been released: a boxed "Regular Edition", two "Deluxe Editions" ("Ships Edition" and "Captain's Edition"), and the "Ultimate Fan Pack Limited Edition".

Game Components

Regular Edition

The boxed "Regular Edition" game includes:

  • 1 DVD
  • 1 Flextime® Game Board
  • 1 Six-Sided Numbered Die
  • 1 Eight-Sided Category Die
  • 4 Plastic Movers (the Enterprise 1701, the Enterprise-D, the Defiant & the Voyager)
  • 10 Prime Directive Cards (these replace the "Buzz" cards seen in the pre-release Components photo below)
  • 144 Trivia Cards
  • 4 Category Reference Cards
  • 1 Instruction Sheet

Deluxe Editions

Both "Deluxe Edition" games differ from the "Regular Edition" as follows:

  • Packaged in "Collector Tin" metal boxes ("Ships Edition" features pictures of Starfleet ships and DS9 while the "Captain's Edition" features pictures of Starfleet captains similar to those on the cover of the "Regular Edition")
  • The "Movers" are now "4 Collectible Metal Tokens" (same ships as Boxed Edition)
  • 16 Prime Directive Cards instead of 10
  • 175 Trivia Cards instead of 144

All the other game components are identical to their "Regular Edition" counterparts

NOTE: When originally solicited, the "Captain's Edition" was to have five "Captain" movers (Kirk, Picard, Sisko, Janeway & Archer) in place of ships, but this no longer seems to be the case. The cover art on the tin boxes is the only difference between the two "Deluxe Editions".

Ultimate Fan Pack Limited Edition

The "Ultimate Fan Pack Limited Edition" includes the "Regular Edition" of the game packed with six individually-packaged Hot Wheels diecast starship miniatures. It was released exclusively in Canada and the U.S. by Costco in September 2010. The following ships are included:

Gameplay

As with most versions of SCENE IT?, the object is to be the first player to reach the center of the "Final Frontier" circle (named "Final Cut" in other versions) to win the game. Players roll both dice to (a) move around the game track, and (b) determine what action is to take place (getting a Trivia Challenge question from card; playing a DVD Challenge; drawing a Prime Directive card, or Player's Choice of any of the above). Winning a Challenge allows the player to continue their turn and roll again. The game track incudes several "Warp Speed" spaces. Landing there and completing a Challenge allows the player to move DOUBLE the distance of the Numbered Die on their next roll.

Trivia Challenge Types

United Federation of Planets
Questions on aliens, planets, ships, etc.
Stardate
Questions on major events in the TREK universe
IDIC
Questions on "the world of Pop Culture surrounding STAR TREK."

DVD Challenge Types

Who Am I?
Identify the character, alien, planet or object described using the four clues provided.
Energize
Identify the character removed from an episode or movie still.
Sensor Readings
Identify the starship from a distorted image which slowly resolves itself.
Finish the Line
Identify the next line following a displayed scene.
Mind Meld
Identify the character names from jumbled and constantly changing letters.
Spatial Anomaly
Identify the character from a distorted image.
Questions based on scenes
Answer a question based on a displayed scene, or the episode from which the scene originates.
First Contact
Identify the species from a pixelated image.
Captain's Log
Identify the episode or film from the captain's log.
What's Missing?
Identify the item removed or hidden from an image.
Coded Transmission
Identify the Star Trek-related word within the encoded message.
Final Frontier
A series of challenging questions which must be answered in order to win the game.

Gallery

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