A) Stern Electronics B) Atari C) Sega D) Nintendo
A) Escape maze-like rooms while shooting robots. B) Defeat Evil Otto to win. C) Collect as many coins as possible. D) Build a robot army.
A) Shigeru Miyamoto B) Alan McNeil C) Gabe Newell D) Sid Meier
A) Virtual reality support. B) Multiplayer mode. C) Online leaderboards. D) Speech synthesis with digitized voices.
A) Around 15,000 units B) 50,000 units C) 100,000 units D) 5,000 units
A) 1988 B) 1984 C) 1982 D) 1986
A) Collects bonuses for the player. B) Helps the player escape. C) Hunts down and tries to defeat the player. D) Guides the player through mazes.
A) Pac-Man B) Space Invaders C) Robotron: 2084 D) Donkey Kong
A) Background music. B) Taunting phrases and threats. C) Silent movements only. D) Encouraging messages.
A) Mario from Nintendo B) Link from Zelda C) Berserker series by Fred Saberhagen D) Pac-Man from Namco
A) Gamers improving reflexes. B) People with visual impairments. C) Musicians composing songs. D) Children learning languages.
A) Grayscale only. B) Full color from the start. C) Black and white with translucent ink overlay. D) Sepia tones.
A) It reminded him of a childhood fear. B) It was associated with insincere politeness. C) He preferred geometric shapes. D) He thought it looked too cheerful.
A) Extra lives automatically. B) An extra level. C) Bonus points. D) A new weapon.
A) With a special coin insertion. B) Using DIP switches for options like extra lives. C) By pressing a secret button sequence. D) Through an external control panel.
A) Pong B) Asteroids C) Space Invaders D) The game Chase.
A) Eight directions. B) Two directions. C) Four directions. D) Six directions.
A) To serve as a guide for new players. B) To provide hints during gameplay. C) To incentivize players to leave a room after defeating robots. D) To act as a non-playable friend.
A) Atari 2600 B) ColecoVision C) Intellivision D) Vectrex
A) Programmed coin-op sequels and ported games. B) Designed game graphics only. C) Managed the company finances. D) Tested video games for quality assurance.
A) The controls were unresponsive. B) Robots moved too quickly, making the game too hard. C) There were no enemies in the maze. D) The graphics were not colorful enough.
A) To assist people with visual impairments. B) To enhance graphics quality. C) For multiplayer communication. D) For creating background music.
A) He designed the game's graphics. B) Evil Otto was named after him. C) He programmed the speech chip. D) He managed the game's marketing.
A) Robots' speeds and number of bullets they could shoot. B) The color scheme of the robots. C) The soundtrack volume. D) The size of the maze rooms.
A) Classical music. B) Rock music tracks. C) Pinball-type sounds. D) Nature sounds.
A) Tokyo Game Show in Japan B) E3 Expo in Los Angeles C) Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas D) Amusement & Music Operators Association (AMOA) exposition in Chicago
A) 5,000 visitors B) 10,000 visitors C) 8,500 visitors D) 7,400 visitors
A) Nintendo Co., Ltd. B) Wico Corporation C) Sega Enterprises D) Atari Corporation
A) Space Invaders B) Pac-Man C) Donkey Kong D) Galaga
A) Dan Hitchens B) Atari Corporation C) John McNeil D) Stern Electronics
A) 4 million dollars B) 1 million dollars C) 10 million dollars D) 6 million dollars
A) 2024 B) 2025 C) 2023 D) 2026
A) Dick Welu B) David Pierson C) Michael Blanchet D) Tony Licata
A) Dick Welu B) Tony Licata C) David Pierson D) Craig Grannell
A) Pac-Man (1982) B) Donkey Kong (1981) C) Berzerk D) Atari's Battlezone (1980)
A) TV Gamer B) Video Review C) Electronic Games D) Play Meter
A) AllGame B) Retro Gamer C) Flux magazine D) Eurogamer
A) 2012 B) 2008 C) 1995 D) 1982
A) The gameplay mechanics B) The sound effects C) The graphics D) The storyline
A) Their speed B) Their color C) Their size D) The rotating eyes
A) Extremely popular B) Generally unknown C) Considered a hero D) Seen as the main character
A) That the game was stressful to play. B) That others had died since playing Berzerk C) That Berzerk caused any heart attacks. D) That anyone else had played it.
A) Sarah Johnson B) Michael Blanchet C) David Brown D) John Smith
A) Galaga B) Berzerk C) Pac-Man D) Space Invaders
A) Tom Blankly B) Larry DeMar C) Dennis Debro D) Mike Mika
A) 2023 B) 2019 C) 2021 D) 2020
A) Berzerk: Remastered B) Berzerk: Recharged C) Berzerk: Reloaded D) Berzerk: Revived
A) 2017 B) 2016 C) 2015 D) 2018 |