Kyle and Salami Play Co-Op 5 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Tak and the Great Juju Challenge

In "The Great Juju Challenge," Tak and Lok represent the Pupanunu tribe. The duo must travel through several levels as quickly as they can. The more time on the timer, the better the score, but you also get a higher score for how many enemies you defeat and how many bugs, crystals, and fruit you collect. You must try to get the highest score on the levels, and beat the Black Mist tribe, a tribe that majorly cheats, the Glammazon tribe, an older few, and the Jibba Jabba tribe. "The Great Juju Challenge" is the third in the "Tak" series, released in 2005-2006 in some parts of the world like the US and Europe.

Answer: Gears of War 2

When the original "Gears of War" game was released on the Xbox 360 in 2006, it was critically lauded as one of the major games to get in the seventh-generation's earlier years. With this system seller, and the anticipation of the yet-to-be-released "Halo 3", "Gears" became one of the most popular titles selling over five million units within its first two years.

It was only natural for the gears to start turning on a sequel, and in 2008, fans got what they wanted. "Gears of War 2" launched in early November (hitting the Christmas market just right) and sold two million within its first two months.

In the game, players can take a one or two-player campaign to defeat the Locust (who survived after the events of the first game) as members of the Delta Squad. Online multiplayer is also a popular feature of this game, allowing many worldwide users to battle or work together.

Answer: Lego Star Wars I

"Lego Star Wars" was originally made for the first three episodes of the hexology, in LEGO form. There was a special bonus at the end of episode four to give you a glimpse of the upcoming "Lego Star Wars II". "Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga" involved all six movies. "Lego Indiana Jones" followed the first three movies, but not the fourth. "Lego Batman" followed the movies from new to old of, you guessed it, Batman.

Answer: Army of Two

This cooperative, third-person shooter game was released on the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles in March 2008. Playing solo or with a partner, the game follows two characters, Salem and Rios, one a witty, smart guy, the other a bit older and more stern (cue "Odd Couple" theme).

As the two go through over a decade of missions, their tenure in the army builds to the foiling of international plots of terrorism. The unique style of gameplay relies heavily on cooperation between the two players, and different techniques are performed based on how the players interact. The game was highly anticipated, but received a differing of opinions from many gaming outlets. Most of the praise did, in fact, come from the co-op elements.

Answer: Madden

"Madden" is a video game series that comes up with a new game every year. It is a game of football. You choose your teams, who is home and who is visiting, and play. Each quarter is only five minutes long, as opposed to fifteen, so the game is much shorter than actual football! The game is found on many consoles, including the PS2, PS3, Nintendo DS, Wii, Xbox, and countless others. "Tiger Woods PGA World Tour" is of course, golf. Michael Jordan plays for the NBA, which is basketball, and Tony Hawk has a series of games, but they are all skateboarding!

Answer: Donkey Kong Country

From the very beginning, the 1994 SNES title, "Donkey Kong Country" came with a single player journey, two-player team game, or two-player versus. In the two-player team versions of the game, a player would continue until they either completed a stage or were killed. Two player versus, on the other hand, would result in two different sets of Kongs playing the exact same levels head to head. The "Donkey Kong Country" games graced the SNES system with quite good sales, solidifying Donkey Kong as one of the major franchises of Nintendo's lineup.

The original "Donkey Kong Country" game was the best-selling, producing more than nine million copies over the life of the system. All three games were also critically praised, with all three receiving A-ratings.

Answer: Crash Bash

"Crash Bash" was released in 2000, and was the first game to feature two-player game mode. "Crash Tag Team Racing" is the third in the spin-off racing series, and was released in 2005. "Crash of the Titans" was released early in 2007, and "Mind Over Mutant" was released in mid-2008.

Answer: LittleBigPlanet

"LittleBigPlanet", perhaps one of the most anticipated titles for the Playstation 3 in 2008, was one of the first major cooperative games of the console. With a fun, carefree nature, the game is seemingly childish on the outside, but turns out to be a lot more complicated. Shoddily-built (yet somehow, perfectly-made) levels grace the game, and to navigate these, the player creates a customizable, burlap Sackboy. Up to four different Sackboys can be played in each level, so teaming up in a local or online multiplayer game is definitely a great idea.

As well, players can get together and create new, themed levels in a level creator. In late 2008, a "Metal Gear Solid-themed" level pack was released as a Christmas bonus.

Answer: Super Mario Galaxy

In "Super Mario Galaxy," Mario must, like in most "Mario" games, save the princess. In this case, you are saving Princess Peach. During one player mode, you, as Mario, go through all these worlds upright, upside-down, inside, and outside, up and around, to and fro, to find Princess Peach. You use the Nunchuk to move, and the Wiimote to jump and collect stars. During two player mode, the second player gets their own Wiimote, but no Nunchuk.

They are now the collector of stars. They can use these stars to attack enemies, and they can also point it at your character to make you jump very high.

This can be quite helpful, and if you have a "funny guy" friend playing, he can make you jump when you don't want to jump. In "Super Mario Galaxy," you are saving Princess Peach.

It is interesting to note that she was not always Peach. She was once Pauline, and then Daisy. Nowadays, Daisy has appeared on the scene as a whole new character.

Answer: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

Although the majority of "Super Smash Bros. Brawl's" major pluses are in the multiplayer versus segments of the game, the regularly single-player adventure of this game, known as the Subspace Emissary, is also a two-player quest. Although the quest may be more fun cooperatively, the ironic twist is that in side-scrolling levels, the camera will always follow the first-player character.

As an aside, Event Mode of the game can also be completed in a two-player setting, though the game will supply players with an entirely different set of event matches from the original. "Super Smash Bros. Brawl" was regarded as a fantastic game by critics upon its release and it was preceded by two titles (an original on the Nintendo 64 and a second, "Melee", on the Gamecube).

It was released in March 2008.