History TabletopGame / SceneIt

* ''Scene It? Lights, Camera, Action!'' (2007, UsefulNotes/Xbox360 (published by [[Creator/XboxGameStudios Microsoft Game Studios]]), the franchise's first video game)

* ''Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen!'' (2009, Xbox 360, UsefulNotes/PlayStation3, UsefulNotes/{{Wii}} (published by Creator/WarnerBrosInteractiveEntertainment))
* ''Scene It? Twilight'' (2009, Wii, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, PC (published by Creator/{{Konami}}))

* ''Scene It? {{Creator/Nick|elodeon}} Edition'' (2006, themed to Nick's lineup at that time and hosted by WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants)

* ''Scene It? {{Creator/Nick|elodeon}} Edition'' (2006, themed to Nick's lineup at that time)

A line of UsefulNotes/{{DVD}} board games by Creator/{{Screenlife|LLC}}. ''Scene It?'' is mainly their flagship title which was introduced in 2002 to critical acclaim with their first title (originally known as ''The DVD Movie Game''), it combined movie trivia with in-disc clips, questions and puzzlers. The main goal is to be the first player to enter the winner's circle while traversing through a foldable game board. The game uses to dice one to show how far the game piece moves and another one to determine what type of challenges you may face. To date, multiple versions of the game were released throughout the 2000s and the early 2010s. The games used Screenlife's trademark Optreve DVD technology to automatically shuffle the questions and puzzlers every time the game is played.

* ''Scene It? Music Edition (2005, themed to music in general)

A line of UsefulNotes/{{DVD}} board games by Creator/{{Screenlife|LLC}}. ''Scene It?'' is mainly their flagship title. Introduced in 2002 to critical acclaim with their first title (originally known as ''The DVD Movie Game''), it combined movie trivia with in-disc clips, questions and puzzlers. The main goal is to be the first player to enter the winner's circle while traversing through a foldable game board. The game uses to dice one to show how far the game piece moves and another one to determine what type of challenges you may face. To date, multiple versions of the game were released throughout the 2000s and the early 2010s. The games used Screenlife's trademark Optreve DVD technology to automatically shuffle the questions and puzzlers every time the game is played.

** ''Scene It? Harry Potter 2nd Edition (2007, adds content from ''Film/HarryPotterAndTheOrderOfThePhoenix'')

** ''Scene It? Franchise/TheTwilightSaga Edition'' (2010, themed to all three films in the series, one of the first few games to add My Puzzle challenges and revised rules)

** ''Scene It? The Twilight Saga Edition'' (2010, themed to all three films in the series, one of the first few games to add My Puzzle challenges and revised rules)

** ''Scene It? Disney 2nd Edition (adds more Disney & Pixar questions and puzzlers)

* ''Scene It? Sports powered by Creator/{{ESPN}} (2005, themed to ESPN's sports lineup at that time and hosted by Dan Patrick)

* ''Scene It? Sports powered by Creator/{{ESPN}} (2005, themed to ESPN's sports lineup at that time)

* ''Scene It? {{Literature/Twilight|2005}} Edition'' (2009, themed to the first ''Twilight'' film)

A line of DVD board games by Creator/{{Screenlife|LLC}}. ''Scene It?'' is mainly their flagship title. Introduced in 2002 to critical acclaim with their first title (originally known as ''The DVD Movie Game''), it combined movie trivia with in-disc clips, questions and puzzlers. The main goal is to be the first player to enter the winner's circle while traversing through a foldable game board. The game uses to dice one to show how far the game piece moves and another one to determine what type of challenges you may face. To date, multiple versions of the game were released throughout the 2000s and the early 2010s. The games used Screenlife's trademark Optreve DVD technology to automatically shuffle the questions and puzzlers every time the game is played.

* ''Scene It? Lights, Camera, Action!'' (2007, UsefulNotes/Xbox360 (published by [[Creator/XboxGameStudios Microsoft Game Studios]], the franchise's first video game)

* ''Scene It? Twilight'' (2009, Wii, UsefulNotes/NintendoDS, PC (published by Creator/{{Konami}})

* ''Scene It? Lights, Camera, Action!'' (2007, VideoGames/XBox360 (published by [[Creator/XboxGameStudios Microsoft Game Studios]], the franchise's first video game)

* ''Scene It? Lights, Camera, Action!'' (2007, VideoGames/Xbox360 (published by [[Creator/XboxGamesStudios Microsoft Game Studios]], the franchise's first video game)

A line of DVD board games by Creator/{{Screenlife}}. ''Scene It?'' is mainly their flagship title. Introduced in 2002 to critical acclaim with their first title (originally known as ''The DVD Movie Game''), it combined movie trivia with in-disc clips, questions and puzzlers. The main goal is to be the first player to enter the winner's circle while traversing through a foldable game board. The game uses to dice one to show how far the game piece moves and another one to determine what type of challenges you may face. To date, multiple versions of the game were released throughout the 2000s and the early 2010s. The games used Screenlife's trademark Optreve DVD technology to automatically shuffle the questions and puzzlers every time the game is played.

!!''Scene It?'' provides examples of:
* CashCowFranchise: Being Screenlife's flagship title, they didn't stop there. Thanks to Mattel, the company expanded globally and thus began releasing a wide number of editions from popular franchises and other DVD games that are not related to ''Scene It?''.