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100 Game Trivia Questions and Answers

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  1. 1.What are the name of the cartoon-like interludes that interrupt videogame play to narrate the story?

    Answer: Cutscenes

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  2. 2.What is the name of the peripheral device that can be plugged into a Nintendo 64 controller to make it vibrate?

    Answer: Rumble Pak

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  3. 3.What color do the ghost enemies turn to once Pac-Man eats a Power Pellet?

    Answer: Blue

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  4. 4.Pokรฉmon was originally released on which videogame console?

    Answer: Gameboy

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  5. 5.Superstar rapper/producer Dr. Dre played an arms' dealer in which videogame?

    Answer: 50 Cent: Bulletproof

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  6. 6.Which technology company were the manufacturers of the Turbografx-16?

    Answer: NEC

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  7. 7.What was the name of the virtual pandemic that struck the "World of Warcraft" in 2005?

    Answer: Corrupted Blood

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  8. 8.Characters in videogames who cannot be outrightly controlled by players are acronymed as what?

    Answer: NPCs

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  9. 9.What is the name of the woman Mario is attempting to save from the giant ape in the original Donkey Kong?

    Answer: Pauline

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  10. 10.Which videogame console did Nintendo release directly prior to the Wii?

    Answer: GameCube

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  11. 11.The classic Atari 2600 game controller has how many buttons?

    Answer: 1

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  12. 12.What was the name of the 2011 Portal 2 ARG?

    Answer: Potato Sack

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  13. 13.What video game franchise features a plumber named Mario?

    Answer: Super Mario

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  14. 14.Mario originated as a character in which classic videogame?

    Answer: Donkey Kong

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  15. 15.What are the professions of Mario and his brother Luigi?

    Answer: Plumbers

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  16. 16.Who provides the voice of Pikachu in the 2019 "Pokรฉmon: Detective Pikachu" movie?

    Answer: Ryan Reynolds

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  17. 17.How many dominoes are in a standard double-six set?

    Answer: 28

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  18. 18.What tabletop role-playing game, created by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson, was first published in 1974?

    Answer: Dungeons & Dragons

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  19. 19.What card game's objective is to reach a hand value of 21 without going over?

    Answer: Blackjack

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  20. 20.LCS is the acronym for a professional eSports league centered around which game?

    Answer: League of Legends

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  21. 21.What video game series features a character named Master Chief?

    Answer: Halo

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  22. 22.In the board game Clue, what are the possible murder weapons?

    Answer: Knife, candlestick, revolver, rope, lead pipe, wrench

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  23. 23.In what year was the original Legend of Zelda video game released?

    Answer: 1986

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  24. 24.The Nintendo Game Boy utilized which type of display system?

    Answer: LCD

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  25. 25.What type of animal is Sonic's companion "Knuckles"?

    Answer: Echidna

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  26. 26.What is the name of the hero from "Mike Tyson's Punch-Out"?

    Answer: Little Mac

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  27. 27.What Japanese strategy game involves two players moving pieces on a 9x9 board?

    Answer: Shogi

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  28. 28.What strategy board game, originating in China, involves capturing territory by placing stones?

    Answer: Go

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  29. 29.What classic video game involves a yellow character eating dots and avoiding ghosts?

    Answer: Pac-Man

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  30. 30.How many tiles does each player start with in Scrabble?

    Answer: Seven

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  31. 31.The PlayStation prototype was designed by Sony in collaboration with which company?

    Answer: Nintendo

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  32. 32.What is the date setting of the original "Call of Duty"?

    Answer: World War II

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  33. 33.What video game franchise is set in the fictional region of Hyrule?

    Answer: The Legend of Zelda

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  34. 34.What video game character was originally called Jumpman?

    Answer: Mario

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  35. 35.What board game, invented in ancient India, involves moving pieces based on dice rolls along a numbered grid?

    Answer: Snakes and Ladders

  36. 36.The "Kingdom Hearts" videogame series is a collaboration between Disney and what famous gaming company?

    Answer: Square Enix

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  37. 37.What is the name of the circular object that is used to collect Pokรฉmon?

    Answer: Pokรฉ ball

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  38. 38.A computer opponent's ability to adaptively challenge a player is known as what?

    Answer: Artificial Intelligence

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  39. 39.What puzzle video game was created by Russian designer Alexey Pajitnov in 1985?

    Answer: Tetris

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  40. 40.What is the highest possible score in a single game of bowling?

    Answer: 300

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  41. 41.In chess, what piece can only move diagonally?

    Answer: Bishop

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  42. 42.The most-popular American football videogame franchise is named after which individual?

    Answer: John Madden

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  43. 43.In the game of Risk, what is the objective?

    Answer: World domination

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  44. 44.The peripheral device that could be used to connect two Gameboys was called what?

    Answer: Game Link Cable

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  45. 45.What is the object that opposing players must destroy in order to win at "League of Legends"?

    Answer: Nexus

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  46. 46.How many squares are on a standard chess board?

    Answer: 64

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  47. 47.What classic board game involves players buying and trading properties?

    Answer: Monopoly

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  48. 48.What is the process called by which people set out to amass large amounts of in-game currency to sell in the real world?

    Answer: Gold farming

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  49. 49.The original street design for Liberty City in "Grand Theft Auto" was based on which real-life metropolis?

    Answer: New York City

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  50. 50.How many different shapes of four-connected blocks are there in "Tetris"?

    Answer: 7

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  51. 51.What classic videogame did Tony Stark catch a member of S.H.I.E.L.D. playing in the first "Avengers" movie?

    Answer: Galaga

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  52. 52.What is the name of the racing series that is a spinoff of "Super Mario Brothers"?

    Answer: Mario Kart

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  53. 53."V-Bucks" are the in-game currency for which famous videogame franchise?

    Answer: Fortnite

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  54. 54.In backgammon, how many points are on the board?

    Answer: 24

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  55. 55.What card game, also known as Patience, is typically played by a single player?

    Answer: Solitaire

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  56. 56.What word game involves rearranging letters to form words on a board with premium squares?

    Answer: Scrabble

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  57. 57.In poker, what hand consists of five cards of the same suit in sequence?

    Answer: Straight flush

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  58. 58.Which iconic actor provided the voice of the titular character during the 1990's "Sonic the Hedgehog" cartoon?

    Answer: Jaleel White

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  59. 59.Solid Snake is a hero in which famous videogame franchise?

    Answer: Metal Gear

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  60. 60.What is the name of the star system in which the "Star Fox" universe takes place?

    Answer: Lylat

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  61. 61.What is the name of the famous game developer who created Minecraft?

    Answer: Markus "Notch" Persson

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  62. 62.Which one of Star Fox's teammates has been deemed one of the most-annoying videogame characters ever?

    Answer: Slippy Toad

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  63. 63.How many players can compete against each other simultaneously in a "Fortnite Battle Royale"?

    Answer: 100

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  64. 64.Which company published "Aedis Eclipse: Generation of Chaos": Nippon Ichi Software, Matrix Games, Battlefront.com or Icehole Games?

    Answer: Nippon Ichi Software

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  65. 65.Which company published "Steel Horizon": Shrapnel Games, Nippon Ichi Software, Konami or Centric Multimedia?

    Answer: Konami

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  66. 66.Which company published "Dominions II: The Ascension Wars": Shrapnel Games, Matrix Games, Battlefront.com or Nintendo?

    Answer: Shrapnel Games

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  67. 67.Which company developed "The History Channel: Great Battles of Rome": TaleWorlds Entertainment, Slitherine, Creative Assembly or Gaming Minds Studios?

    Answer: Slitherine

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  68. 68.Which company developed "Mount & Blade: Warband": MicroProse's Chapel Hill studio, Han-Squirrel Studio, Mohawk Games or TaleWorlds Entertainment?

    Answer: TaleWorlds Entertainment

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  69. 69.Which company developed "Spider-Man": Western Technologies, Iguana Entertainment, Bits Studios or Taito?

    Answer: Western Technologies

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  70. 70.Which company developed "Cutthroat Island": Iguana Entertainment, Software Creations, Sunsoft or Audiogenic?

    Answer: Software Creations

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  71. 71.Which company developed "F355 Challenge": Iguana Entertainment, Interplay Productions, Zyrinx or Sega?

    Answer: Sega

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  72. 72.Which company developed "Wrestle Kingdom 2": Big Ape Productions, Next Level Games, Yuke's or Thinking Rabbit?

    Answer: Yuke's

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  73. 73.Which company developed "Sgt. Slaughter's Mat Wars": Thinking Rabbit, Beam Software, Yuke's or Mat Dickie?

    Answer: Beam Software

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  74. 74.In what year was "Onita Atsushi FMW" first released: 1989, 1993, 1994 or 1995?

    Answer: 1993

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  75. 75.In what year was "Fallout 4: Nuka-World" first released: 1998, 2016, 2019 or 2023?

    Answer: 2016

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  76. 76.Which company developed "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim โ€“ Hearthfire": Alpha Dog Games, Bethesda Game Studios, Tango Gameworks or Arkane Studios?

    Answer: Bethesda Game Studios

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  77. 77.In what year was "Wayne Gretzky Hockey" first released: 1986, 1988, 1992 or 1995?

    Answer: 1988

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  78. 78.Which company developed "Beamrider": KraiSoft Entertainment, Mattel Electronics, Namco or David Rolfe?

    Answer: David Rolfe

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  79. 79.Which company developed "Need for Speed Unbound": Rare, Criterion Games, Winkysoft or Dynamix?

    Answer: Criterion Games

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  80. 80.Which company developed "Undercover Cops: Hakaishin Garumaa": Irem, MicroGraphicImage, Now Production or Tamtex?

    Answer: Irem

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  81. 81.In what year was "Ninja Baseball Bat Man" first released: 1990, 1993, 1994 or 1998?

    Answer: 1993

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  82. 82.Which company developed "MotoRace USA": Lenar, Nanao Corporation, NCS Corporation or Irem?

    Answer: Irem

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  83. 83.Which company published "Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer": Electronic Arts, Eidos Interactive, AMC Games or Namco?

    Answer: Electronic Arts

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  84. 84.Which company published "Master of the Skies: The Red Ace": Sega, Taito, Eidos Interactive or Small Rockets?

    Answer: Small Rockets

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  85. 85.In what year was "Pilot Academy" first released: 1995, 1999, 2006 or 2009?

    Answer: 2006

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  86. 86.Which company developed "Super Hunchback": Painting By Numbers, Genki, Eutechnyx or Ocean Software?

    Answer: Ocean Software

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  87. 87.Which company developed "The Shadow": Painting By Numbers, Genki, Ocean Software or Digital Illusions?

    Answer: Ocean Software

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  88. 88.Which company developed "Alien Olympics": Genki, Dark Technologies, Digital Illusions or Imagineer?

    Answer: Dark Technologies

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  89. 89.Which company developed "Cotton 2: Magical Night Dreams": Toaplan, Burst, Kemco or Success?

    Answer: Success

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  90. 90.Which company developed "Llamatron": Treasure, Burst, Jeff Minter of Llamasoft or Kemco?

    Answer: Jeff Minter of Llamasoft

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  91. 91.Which company developed "Soldier Blade": Hudson Soft, American Laser Games, Burst or Data West?

    Answer: Hudson Soft

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  92. 92.Which company developed "Rise of Nations: Thrones and Patriots": Presto Studios, Media.Vision, Big Huge Games or Blue Fang Games?

    Answer: Big Huge Games

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  93. 93.Which company published "Sneakers": Microsoft Game Studios, AQ Interactive, King Games or Microsoft Studios?

    Answer: Microsoft Game Studios

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  94. 94.Which company developed "Ninja Blade": Silicon Knights, Rare, FromSoftware or Media.Vision?

    Answer: FromSoftware

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  95. 95.Which company published "Sagrada": Floodgate Games, Ravensburger, Games Above Board or Fundex Games?

    Answer: Floodgate Games

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  96. 96.Which company developed "Cybermorph": Human Soft, Attention to Detail, EPOS Game Studios or Sensible Software?

    Answer: Attention to Detail

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  97. 97.Which company developed "Crazy Chicken": Ronny Wester, PomPom Games, Attention to Detail or Witan Studios?

    Answer: Witan Studios

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  98. 98.Which company developed "Cannon Fodder 2": Doublesix, Sensible Software, Attention to Detail or Human Soft?

    Answer: Sensible Software

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  99. 99.What is the scientific name of the Wild turkey: Lophura inornata, Meleagris gallopavo, Tympanuchus cupido or Anser canagicus?

    Answer: Meleagris gallopavo

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  100. 100.What is the scientific name of the Red-legged partridge: Lophura leucomelanos, Alectoris rufa, Lophura diardi or Tadorna variegata?

    Answer: Alectoris rufa

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