Now Shipping: "Scene It?: 007 Collector's Edition"
Scene-It, the makers of the best-selling video trivia franchise, has hooked up with Q-Labs to bring you the 007 Collector's Edition [Amazon,Funagain] - a trivia game that plays on any common household TV and DVD Player. Think that you're a bigger bond fan than you're father, well now you can prove it.
And it's all here: from Gemini capsule eating rockets, to laser table death traps, to the casino-based ballistic defense simulation with pain amplifying joysticks. Classic.
And if you ever find yourself in a pinch, loosing the game to your kids (who were born in the Timothy Dalton era), then just activate the disc's self destruct mechanism. Simply whistle three times and say "Roger Moore" with a scotch laden slur, and grab some cover. Smashing, yes.
Here's are the officials:

The Company Line: A must for the true Bond aficionado, this Collector's Edition of Scene It? is loaded with new trivia questions, puzzlers, and clips, including images from Casino Royale. This game will even give seasoned Bond fans a run for their money.
Contents:- Collectible Tin
- 1 DVD
- Certificate of Authenticity
- Flextime Game Board
- Party Play200 Trivia Cards (25% more Trivia Cards)
- 30 Q Cards
- 4 Reference Cards
- 1 Six-Sided Die
- 1 Eight-Sided Die
- Set of Game Rules
007 Collector's Edition [Amazon,Funagain] is now shipping from Amazon and Funagain Games.
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Posted by Critical Gamers Staff at April 4, 2007 2:34 PM
After playing Scene It a few times we've not played it since? Why? It is not the typical complaint that you keep seeing the same clips over and over again.
It is because the game play is broken. If one team/player gets far enough ahead, there is no chance for the others to catch up. I think I've figured out that the end game is too easy to win. Three turns and you've basically won. In those three turns it can be difficult for your opponent to get to the end to make it a competitive game. I'd like to try playing scene it with rules and a board more like Trivial Pursuit.