We need more questions. I don't think I know enough about video games in general to give much here. But if I got one right I'd be sure to come up with one

In Mario 64 for N64, how many Stars are their total in the game?

Easy 120. Well technically 121, because when you beat the last Bowser sorta.

Which game had the line, "All your base are belong to us."? (really easy)

Oh man that ones tuff. anyways here is another

What company made the Genny game "GEMFIRE" reward = 1.475638585743947 Vizz

Originally posted by MichaelVash7886

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Which game had the line, "All your base are belong to us."?

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Easy zero wing for the sega (mega drive/genesis).....
I dont have a question to ask.

That's it. I loved when I saw that on X Play. It was so funny.

Originally posted by slipp619

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I got a good question. how was the MK character noob saibot given his name? (really easy for MK fans).

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I dunno if this has been answered already but Noob Saibot is derived from the two creators last names backwards.

Ed Boon= Noob
John Tobias= Saibot

That was answered a long time ago.

Oh damn...I should read more carefully.

Somebody ask a question.

I asked who was the company that made "Gemfire" my guess is it wouldn't be that hard to find. I will ask another though. Sort of a riddle

What is a company that makes videogames, thats name has links to "sex" and "plotlines in books"?

My reward for the first one was 1.4756385857565 but I will be generous and bump it up to 100 Vizz. For my second question I'll give 150 Vizz!!

Koei made Gemfire.
I will have to think about your second question.

Ding Ding Ding we have a winner. Did you know that or look it up? The second questoin is a pretty good riddle(I think) But just think of what word that "sex" and a books "plot" has in common. Mabey go look at a plot diagram?

Oh I didn't think about the plot diagram. Climax?

OH nooo your to smart. What did I say 200? I Think you should ask a question now?

I got a question:

What is the japanese name for the game "Legend of the Mystical Ninja" released for the SNES?

ANYWAYS Vash got the question right so its his turn to ask or pass. Cheeks this has been sitting here for.... 5 months or somthing?

Well, since Vash obviously doesn't want to ask any more questions, I'll go. I'm a videogame trivia nerd, so I have a bunch of potential questions for you guys. See how many of them you can correctly answer!


1. What is the only game created by Shigeru Miyamoto that was never released outside Japan?

2. What was the first videogame created by the U.K.--based company Rare?

3. How was the idea for Pac Man first thought up?

4. Who created Tetris?

5. We've all heard the infamous quote, "Congratulation! A winner is you!" But what game did it originally come from?

6. In the early 1990's, when the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis were warring fiercely with each other, Sega came out with a series of commercials that used the slogan, "The Genesis does what Nintendon't." In retaliation, Nintendo released their own line of commercials; what slogan did they use?

7. The NES's Super Mario Bros. 2 originally wasn't a Mario game at all. What title did it have in Japan before it was altered to include the Mario cast and then released to U.S. audiences?

8. What was the first videogame music soundtrack ever released in Japan?

9. Who founded the videogame giant Electronic Arts? (Hint: This person later went on to create the failed 3DO system.)

10. It turns out that Nintendo has existed since 1889. Obviously, they didn't make videogames back then -- what was their original occupation?



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11. The name "Coleco" is a shortened version of the company's original name. What was that name?

12. Through some amazing turn of fate, Michael Jackson got to star in his very own Sega Genesis videogame in the 1990's. What was the game called?

13. After releasing their fourth Sonic game, Sonic & Knuckles, Sega originally planned to release a fifth Sonic the Hedgehog game on the Sega Genesis...but the game was later scrapped. Later on, a group of dedicated Sonic fans managed to find an incomplete version of this game, and they released it onto the Internet; what is the title of this game? (Hint: It's not Sonic 5.)

14. What are the names of the famous "Lost Levels" in Sonic 2? There are five of them. (Hint: One of these levels was so famous that it made a re-appearance in a later Sonic game.)

15. Here's a tricky one. Before he made the uber-popular Grand Theft Auto and Lemmings series, game developer Dave Jones created a company called DMA Design. What did the initials "DMA" stand for?

4: A russian guy can't remember his name
10 a card game of some type.

Round 2
11 Colecovision
12 Moonwalker

#4 Answer: Be more specific, please.

#10 Answer: Correct. The company, originally called "Nintendo Koppai", made Hanafuda playing cards which were used for gambling purposes, similar to our own Western playing cards. Congrats, Vash, you win two points.

#11 Answer: Incorrect. Colecovision was just the name of a console that the company produced. Their actual full-length name is something different.

#12 Answer: Correct. You win another two points.