The Ultimate Video Game Trivia Quiz

Mario originally appeared in the video game Donkey Kong. In this game, Mario, originally named Jumpman, had to rescue his girlfriend Pauline from the clutches of the giant ape Donkey Kong. This game was released in 1981 and marked the first appearance of Mario, who would go on to become one of the most iconic and recognizable characters in the history of video games.

Nintendo wanted a CD based game console and asked Sony to help develop it. However, the deal never went through and Sony struck out on its own.

A lot of games released well before Pokemon Snap feature picture taking as an extra, or a minor part of the game, but the question was specifically stating as a major game play devise. And while Zero (aka Fatal Frame or Project Zero) is the more famous franchise using a camera, Pokemon Snap still predates it.

The idea was to create a disk based system that would feature 32 bit processing. Problem was it had no games, and was released only a year before the Sega Saturn.

The last game console developed by Atari was the Atari Jaguar, also known as Jaguar.

Bubsy is a bobcat.

The correct answer is Playstation. The slogan "Live in your world, play in ours" is associated with the Playstation brand. Sony Playstation and Playstation 2 are also correct answers as they are specific models or versions of the Playstation game console.

The correct answer is Atari Jaguar. The Atari Jaguar was a game console that required gamers to "Do the Math." This suggests that the console had games or features that involved mathematical calculations or problem-solving. The Jaguar was released in the mid-1990s and was known for its 64-bit graphics and advanced hardware capabilities. It aimed to compete with other gaming consoles of the time, such as the Sega Genesis and the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

Yeah, Nintendo would really like to pretend these infamously bad games don't exist, but oh they do.

There has been some subtle references and connections to the Nocturne game, such as hints to one of Rayne's siblings being a good guy.

The correct answer is "Genesis." In this slogan, the word "does" implies that the subject is capable of performing certain actions, while "Nintendon't" suggests that Nintendo is unable to do the same. By completing the slogan with "Genesis," it implies that Genesis is able to do what Nintendo cannot, positioning Genesis as a superior alternative.

But the real surprise is that they were developed for the Atari 2600.

While this game console did have wireless preipherals planned, the idea was far from original. The game console made a lot of mistakes in marketing, but also may have been too far ahead of its time. Ironically, games are moving more and more into the Phantom's original concept.

Don't see her name? That's because she goes by her supposed childhood name Ina. She was a real person, and did defend a castle.

The game was entitled "Metal Gear: Snake's Revenge."

Tetra is the greek word for "four" referring to the fact every Tetris block contains four segments. And Tennis was game creator, Alexy Pajitnov's favorite sport.

The genre of the game described in the question is called "Interactive Fiction". This genre is characterized by the use of literary narratives instead of visuals and text commands instead of a joystick or other traditional gaming controls. In Interactive Fiction games, players engage with the story and progress through the game by making choices and typing commands to interact with the virtual world. Zork is a well-known example of an Interactive Fiction game.

The slogan "Play it Loud" was associated with the Super Nintendo game console. This slogan was used to promote the console's advanced audio capabilities and encourage players to immerse themselves in the gaming experience with its high-quality sound.

Ported to the 2600.

May have something to do with the fact that Myst did not have a bladder meter.

The Vectrex was the first game console to attempt 3D technology. It was released in 1982 and featured a built-in vector monitor that displayed games in a unique 3D-like format. The console used vector graphics, which gave the games a distinctive look and allowed for the illusion of depth. Despite its innovative technology, the Vectrex was not commercially successful and was eventually discontinued. Nonetheless, it paved the way for future advancements in 3D gaming technology.

The Jaguar controller featured a total of 19 buttons excluding the D-Pad. This means that there were 19 individual buttons on the controller that could be used for various functions or inputs during gameplay.

The phrase was coined due to the fact that the N-Gage could be used as a cell phone.