Star Trek Continuum Edition Monopoly
Star Trek Continuum Edition Monopoly was a board game that was produced by USAopoly and debuted in . The third of four Star Trek-themed  editions produced by the company, it was the first to use content from the Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise series.
 
Compared with earlier editions, the layout of the board was altered to resemble most post-2008 versions of the standard Monopoly set. Consequently, the lowest-valued properties were colored brown instead of purple and the "Tax" spaces were appended to flat 200 and 100 values, rather than the earlier "10% or 200" and "75" amounts, respectively.

The game was played in exactly the same manner as the original Monopoly game but its game elements were based on various facets of the "Prime Universe" of Star Trek:
 The player tokens were small pewter recreations of key items from Star Trek: Captain Kirk's command chair, a 23rd century Starfleet communicator, a Klingon bloodwine goblet, the  shuttlecraft, a Vulcan lute, and the 2290s version of the type 2 phaser.
 The "properties" were now related to different alien races and notable locations seen across various eras, and players would "purchase" permission for their ships to orbit these "worlds" and explore.
 The money was designed to represent different denominations of gold-pressed latinum, although it was of a different design than the bills included with the Star Trek: The Next Generation Collector's Edition Monopoly.
 The houses and hotels were renamed starships and fleets and were recolored black and silver, respectively (as opposed to the green houses and red hotels included with a standard Monopoly set).
 Cards previously known as "Chance" and "Community Chest" were revised to "Sensor Readings" and "Subspace Transmission", respectively.
 
This version was not intended to be played in conjunction with the two previous games, which were capable of being combined for play, as this game board did not include the "wormhole" space on the "GO" square that allowed the other boards to connect.

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Continuum Edition Monopoly