Video Games Mixture Trivia

151. What game contains the Character Dr. Madison Li?

From Quiz Name the Game

Answer: Fallout III

Dr. Li works with your father for Project Purity. You first meet her in the science bridge in Rivet City, and from there she leads you to your father.

From Quiz Video Game Subtitles

Answer: Grand Theft Auto

While many of the games in the "Grand Theft Auto" series aren't subtitled, many of the best titles in the series are. Also, many of those games were released on the PlayStation 2 and/or the Xbox, such as "Vice City" in 2002 and "San Andreas" in 2004.

From Quiz Video Games in Every Category

Answer: Luke

Level-5's "Professor Layton and the Curious Village" is the first in a trilogy of "Professor Layton" brain-teaser-centric games. Released in 2008, "Curious Village" won many 'Game of the Year' awards for the Nintendo DS handheld. Based around the mystery of a particularly curious village, the story follows Layton and Luke as they are trapped in the confines of the city limits (for some reason...the town has a moat). Soon, mysteries keep popping up, and the residents of St. Mystere decide to throw tons of brain teasers in the path of the main duo. Level-5 is well-known for a history of well-received games, but most of these didn't do too well in terms of sales. Examples of these include the RPGs "Dark Cloud", "Jeanne D'Arc", and "Rogue Galaxy".

From Quiz Video Games. Simplified.

Answer: Time Hollow

"Time Hollow" was released on the Nintendo DS handheld in 2008. Created as somewhat of a point-and-click adventure game, it relies more on storyline and characters than action. The game follows a boy named Ethan Kairos who discovers a mysterious portal and a pen which creates more. When he travels through different times and realities, he realizes that in order to get back to the way things were, he needs to make sure that he sets things right. Soon, he discovers that his family and others are involved in something much bigger with the Hollow Pen than he thought. "Time Hollow" was published by Konami, known for both the "Silent Hill" and "Castlevania" survival horror series and the "Metal Gear" stealth-shooter series.

From Quiz The Random Quiz: Video Games

Answer: The Arbiter

The Arbiter was the disgraced Commander of an elite fleet. As punishment, he was forced to wear the armour of the Arbiter and was sent on a suicide mission to claim great honour in death. Instead, the Arbiter joined his elite forces with his old enemy, Master Chief. Jacob Keyes was Miranda Keyes' father, who was killed during 'Halo' while Tartarus was a brute in 'Halo 2'.

From Quiz 1991 Diamonds in the Sand

Answer: 99

Unlike most other RPG's, which have a maximum level of 100, "Kingdom Hearts 2" has a maximum level of 99 for each character. At level 99, most of the enemies in the game are easy to defeat, except for Sephiroth and Xemnas.

From Quiz My Ten Favorite Videogames

Answer: "Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker"

"Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker" is the third game in the series, but the first to use the "Dragon Quest" name. In it, you discover the Incarnus, and it asks you to help it save the world because it senses that you are a talented scout.

From Quiz Guess My Top Ten Games!

Answer: Super Mario Galaxy

Levels take the form of galaxies filled with a variety of minor planets and worlds while gameplay is updated with a variety of gravity effects and new power-ups. This game was developed by Nintendo EAD Tokyo.

From Quiz Voice Actors in Video Games

Answer: Beng Spies

Beng Spies also does the voice for Johnny (Akiba) in "Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of The Patriots". "God Hand" was a fighting game.

From Quiz Video Games I Love

Answer: nine

The games are Shooting Range, Find Mii, Table Tennis, Pose Mii, Laser Hockey, Fishing, Billiards, Charge, and Tanks. You can have up to two players. A Wii Remote comes with it in some countries. In the U.S., "Wii Play" came out on February 12, 2007.

From Quiz My 50th Quiz Part 1

Answer: Kitty Nakajima & Kitty & Nakajima

This character usually goes by Kitty-N. Kitty-N's stage is set on the top floor of a skyscraper in a club-like setting, and the song that plays is called "Bust a Groove". "Bust a Groove", unlike the "Bust a Move" series, is a game that requires you to input certain commands in tune to the music in order to dance through twelve stages in order to get the groove-tron power. This game was possible by motion capturing software, in which they filmed real dancers to make the movements of the game. With an awesome soundtrack ranging from disco to techno, and twelve characters, "Bust a Groove" was a great sleeper hit and later came around with "Bust a Groove 2" also for the PS1, but after this game it was discontinued.

From Quiz The Video Game Acronym Game!

Answer: Dr. Robotnik

"Sonic the Hedgehog" was programmed by Yuji Naka, but the Sonic and Dr. Robotnik (known as Eggman in Japan) characters were actually designed by Naoto Oshima. The Badniks were the robots created by Dr. Robotnik found in the game. In the original "Sonic the Hedgehog", animals were released from the robots after Sonic defeated the enemies.

From Quiz Video Games That You Know

Answer: Minesweeper

The game has an essentially simple premise- don't hit the mines. Quite simply, your objective is to find squares on a playing field that are not inhabited by mines. To do this, you click your way around. When a coloured number appears, it indicates the number of mines surrounding that particular square (either above, below, to the sides, or diagonally), and using this, you can begin navigating. As soon as one of said mines is clicked, the game is over. Changing the difficulty of this game will create a bigger playing field with plenty more mines.

From Quiz Random Video Games

Answer: a colossus

The hero becomes a colossus after defeating all of the colossi. The final battle is against the knights that appear throughout many cutscenes.

From Quiz Game Console Knowledge

Answer: Sony PS2

Sony's PS2 achieved sales dominance with nearly twice the sales of all its competitors combined. It shipped over 115 million consoles worldwide.

From Quiz Ultimate Video Gamer P. 7

Answer: Butterfly net

In "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" you can reflect Phantom Ganon's and Ganon's magic projectiles using an empty bottle. In "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess" you can use the fishing rod to distract Ganon in the final battle. This line of minor items doing vary useful things in major boss battles is actually a trend in "The Legend of Zelda" video game series.

From Quiz Bad Ideas in Video Gaming; What Were They Thinking

Answer: "Aquaman: Battle of the Atlantis" (GameCube and XBox)

The game got a 1 of 5, the worst score a game can get by X-Play for having poor control, graphics, storyline, and for becoming a poster child for future bad games! This game was only for GameCube and Xbox; a version for the PlayStation 2 was cancelled, sparing PS2 gamers.

From Quiz Ultimate Video Gamer P. 6

Answer: Black Ninja outfit

To unlock the Red Ninja outfit you have to during Halloween complete the 'Big Prank' mission. To unlock the School Mascot outfit you have to Beat 'Nice Outfit'(the school mascot) in Chapter 4. To unlock the Boxing outfit you have to Beat either 'Boxing Challenge' or 'Prep Challenge' in Chapter 2.

From Quiz Ultimate Video Gamer P. 5

Answer: Samus will not wear her suit

If you finish the game fast enough you can start a new game by going to the password screen and press start. When you do this Samus will be playable without a suit. If you finish the game in under 2 hours you can also see an ending of Samus without her suit waving at you.

From Quiz Ultimate Video Gamer P. 3

Answer: All the cutscenes/credits

Due to the 9/11 terrorist attacks the game was found "less favorable" with critics in PAL locations so in response all the cutscenes/credits in the original game were removed for the Australian PAL version of the game. The 747 in the Junkyard level is still in the Australian PAL version of the game but isn't destroyable. It is instead seen in the beginning of the game crashed at the start of the level.

From Quiz Ultimate Video Gamer P. 1

Answer: It was not released in North America

The game was never officially released in North America under any name. Interestingly though "Pokemon Blue" was based on "Pokemon Green's" engine and graphics, and "Pokemon Red" had all of "Pokemon Green's" wild and tradable Pokemon.

From Quiz Things You Can Learn While Gaming

Answer: Israeli - Palestine

"Peacemaker" is based on real events that took place in the Israeli-Palestine conflict. Players can opt for the role of the Israeli Prime Minister or the Palestinian President. For the game to be won, the player has to come up with a two-state solution. Also, one of the basic assumptions of this game is that both the sides want peace.

From Quiz Video Game Selection

Answer: Four

The monkeys are cyborg, ninja, zombie and regular monkey. All of the monkeys are very fast and also small, making them quite effective, however they are somewhat less tough than other characters.

From Quiz Video Game Master Series #5

Answer: Rogue Squadron

"Star Wars: Rogue Squadron" first appeared on the Nintendo 64, where it was regarded as a moderately popular flight-sim title. Although it wasn't the first game on the console (it was preceded by "Shadows of the Empire"), its sequel, "Rogue Squadron" was one of the earlier Gamecube titles. "Rebel Strike" was later released on the Gamecube as well due to the success of the first sequel. The games follow Luke Skywalker and Wedge Antilles.

From Quiz Press Start to Begin

Answer: 3

The bonus stages are Break the Tragets, Board the Platforms, and Race to the Finish. This game is for Nintendo 64.

From Quiz Video Game Master Series #4

Answer: Nana

First released on the NES system in 1985, "Ice Climbers" was a popular platform game. Using a hammer, players could destroy ice blocks and advance up eight levels of sheer ice walls and block platforms. Along the way, the climbers are hindered by Topis and polar bears, and at the end (or the top) of the level, they have to finish off the oddly misplaced condor. They reappeared in "Super Smash Bros. Melee" as a single character rolled into one.

From Quiz Video Game Master Series #3

Answer: Link's Awakening

"Link's Awakening" was the first "Legend of Zelda" title for the Game Boy handheld systems. Due to the fact that it was originally released without colour, Nintendo re-released it for the Game Boy Color with the 'DX' initials. This new version added a secret stage and fixed small glitches in the earlier game. The game also makes use of the Game Boy Printer. The initials 'DX' stand for 'Deluxe', and many other Game Boy titles include the same initials.

From Quiz Details From the Back of the Box

Answer: "Dance Dance Revolution Extreme"(PS2)

This quote is only from "Dance Dance Revolution Extreme." The description on the back of the box of "Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2" doesn't include the words "special difficulty" in front of the description.

From Quiz Video Game Master Series #1

Answer: Super Mario 64

"Super Mario 64" was a launch title for the ever-popular fifth generation system, the Nintendo 64. The only other Nintendo 64 launch title (in the US) was "Pilotwings 64". "Super Mario 64" also introduced the Flight/Winged, Metal, and Vanish Caps. Though it wasn't the first 3-D "Mario" game, it was extremely popular (if not the most popular) on the system. In the game, Mario must travel through the pictures in Peach's castle to collect stars and defeat Bowser.

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