Eugene continued reading off the list of choices on the note card, while Lindsey's eyebrow furrowed.
"Some of these choices kind of remind me of those specialty versions of Monopoly," Lindsey remarked, "Like Star Wars, or the 50th movie anniversary versions."
"Trivial Pursuit had some of those specialty versions too," Pete added, as he sounded more interested in the game besides himself. For the most part, Pete preferred simpler games, and definitely had no interest in role-playing games. When he was fourteen however, he developed a keen interest in playing Trivial Pursuit(as long as he could play on a team and not solo). And his other family members wanted Pete on their team. Pete was always good for the orange and yellow wedges.
If this game console was some type of trivia game, Pete decided, maybe it was be kind of fun after all. Especially if it was team play.
"If these are some kind of trivia game choices," Eugene mused, as if reading Pete's mind, "They're going to be kind of old. I mean, this console looks to be at least thirty years old."
"Why don't we stop talking about it and make a choice?" Judy said.
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