Now that I knew I had direct block access, I began to look through the image file in a hex editor. At fed83, I found H. Trivial Pursuit 0. The above blocks are repeated many, many times, so I assume they are the individual question structure.
From here I copied the first block to a file called question1 from to e This is a bit easier to work with. I then copy out the second block to a file called question2header from e24 to BE After loading up the windows application, you plug in the device and it downloads all the questions from the device to your pc.
A subsequent dd of the block device shows no changes from the previous image. The questions and corresponding keys encryption keys? This is interesting, and may afford us some codebreaking opportunities later.
From error messages, we can deduce category names may be 12 characters total. The combined length of a question and answer together may not be more than characters. This is great, as it tells us that they are using a fixed question size on the device, and there will be some padding later confirmed. This will simplify things some. First I created a category called aaaaaaaaaaa.
Next I rebooted into linux to check if the block device had changed. This will tell us if categories are stored in some internal rom or on the fs. Unfortunately, this will preclude any linux client until we snoop the file mapped io commands the windows usb client is sending.
On the other hand, we can still get a lot of useful info and perhaps determine the file format and file compression scheme.
This would allow windows users to share question libraries between each other and facilitate free online question libraries. In the windows interface I wanted to see what types of questions were allowed in the database. A character word does not freak it out, nor does a repeating of 50 words. All quotes seems to corrupt its algorithm and appears to reset the question file in windows, but did not transfer to the device.
I next created a question answer This added a line to the aaaaa. Then I deleted that question, and made another question answer The diff is telling. I own a copy of the Trivial Pursuit Family Edition. My Trivial Pursuit kids love it, because they enjoy showing off how smart they are. The Trivial Pursuit Family Edition has questions for both the kids and the adults, and you answer the questions based on your age, so the kids have a fighting chance.
My only complain with this edition is that it doesn't have very many cards or questions, and you'll get tired of it faster than the kids will. You don't have to buy a special edition of Trivial Pursuit to get the kids involved. There are Family Editions and even specially licensed Family Editions for things like Disney and Star Wars that include questions for kids and questions for adults. The cool thing about Family Edition versions of Trivial Pursuit is that your kids can graduate to the adult questions if they want, or switch back to kid questions if they want an easier game.
Anything that makes a board game adaptable to your playing conditions is a good thing, especially around kids. Or you can do like my family did. Baptism by fire by way of the Genus edition. Operating Systems. Operating Systems Windows, Windows 8, Windows 8. Additional Requirements None. Total Downloads 1, Downloads Last Week 9. Report Software. Related Software. Minecraft Free to try. Embark on adventures complete with limitless possibilities as you build, mine, battle, and explore the infinite worlds.
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It includes more than 2, questions Vote 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Requirements and additional information:. You can play for a limited period of time of 60 minutes. Doesn't run on Window 7.
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