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Trek Culture Preview: MONOPOLY®: Star Trek Klingon Edition - Limited Edition Box Art & Collectible

Captain Pyke — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 02:48:29 +0000

We're as excited as a Klingon Warrior at a blood wine all-nighter.... That was followed by a "GLOURIOUS BATTLE! QAPLA'!!". In our hot little hands is the preview limited edition MONOPOLY®: Star Trek Klingon Edition box that includes the 1/6th scale Chancellor's Cane from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, box art & Klingon Empire proclamation. The actual game board and pieces have yet to be released, but the fine folks at USAopoly passed along the preview sample to us, so we could take a few pics and post them here for your viewing pleasure.

First off, the box art looks fantastic. It includes nice vibrant colors featuring recognizable Klingon symbols plus a sweet bat'leth at the top. Opening the box reveals the placeholders for the "Honor" & "Combat" cards, plus the Chancellor's cane. The cane is made from a rubber type resin and has a forged looking stand for displaying.

Exclusive Scene It? Klingon Bird Of Prey At Best Buy

Captain Pyke — Thu, 14 May 2009 02:14:48 +0000

Earlier this week we brought you our review of Scene It? Star Trek Deluxe Edition. On a visit to Best Buy today we found an exclusive Scene It? collectible token (game piece) in the shape of a Klingon Bird of Prey. Super cool.

Captain Pyke Reviews Scene It? Star Trek Deluxe Edition

Captain Pyke — Sun, 10 May 2009 01:40:39 +0000

Thanks to our friends at Urban Collector, we bring you a new review of Scene It? Star Trek Deluxe Edition.

Scene It? Star Trek Deluxe Edition Released. Bored Trekkers rejoice.

Captain Pyke — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 17:21:31 +0000

Screenlife Games, creator of Scene It?, the number one DVD game, today announced the release of Scene It? Star Trek Deluxe Edition. Featuring trivia questions, on-screen puzzlers and real clips from their favorite live-action TV series and movies, the game will challenge and entertain everyone from casual "Star Trek" viewers to the most die-hard fan.

One question where's the isolinear chip version?

Full press release here