Nintendo 64 Titles: Part II Trivia Quiz

Answer: Brian

Brian is in search for his father, Lord Bartholomy, who had recently left the monastery. He soon finds himself on a quest to pick up where his dad left off, recovering the stolen Eletale Book.

Answer: Bowser in the Sky

This was first documented by the famous "Super Mario 64" hacker pannenkoek2012. Hidden beneath the level, pannenkoek was able to discover the Goomba based on an object counter that tracks how many sprites are present at any given time. Upon further examination, he located the Goomba, but not a way to defeat it and collect its coin.

Answer: Tiny Huge Island

There are 191 coins to be gotten in Tiny Huge Island, 102 of which come from enemies. With glitches, this coin is indeed possible to collect. There is, however, another impossible coin discovered by pannenkoek2012. This was unearthed based on the observation that all coins that come in a single row are in a pattern of five, except for one in Tiny Huge Island which, due in a blunder with the position of the axes actually spawns under the surface, causing it to load and then immediately unload.

Answer: No paddle boat in D.K. Jungle Parkway

The frame rate drops to approximately 20 FPS. Many assets do not appear such as certain clouds, the giant penguin, trees in Moo Moo Meadows, and aforementioned paddle boat. Music is also absent, except for the invincibility music while the Super Star item is active.

Answer: "Chameleon Twist"

Though "Chameleon Twist" was panned as a simple platformer, "Chameleon Twist 2" was released one year after the original. "Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko" is the sequel to "Gex 64: Enter the Gecko".

Answer: False

It is indeed possible to begin a trivia "competition" with only one player but, when it finishes, that player will also be winner, even with a negative score.

Answer: False

In the introduction, Conker the squirrel passes out after stumbling out of the bar. When he comes to, he finds himself in a strange land ruled by the Panther King. When he finally reaches his girlfriend Berri as he had promised her, they are used as pawns to rob a bank, a ruse designed by the Panther King to trap Conker. Berri is killed.

After some fourth-wall breaking, Conker himself is granted the status of king by the programmers, but regrets not using the his powers of calling upon the game staff to revive Berri.

In terms of rescuing a kidnapped girl, "Banjo Kazooie" makes use of the plot element, as the witch Gruntilda kidnaps the sister of the protagonist, a bear named Banjo, so as to one-up her in the looks department.

Answer: Dinosaurs

They do so in the Reptar Rally stage, one of three game boards, the others being Pirate Treasure Hunt and Angelica's Temple of Gloom. In terms of the latter, the babies are treasure hunters and even don Indiana Jones-like costumes on the game's box art.

Answer: "Star Fox 64"

Released in mid-1997, "Star Fox 64" used the Rumble Pak in all versions upon its release, while "Super Mario 64" and "Wave Race 64" were rereleased years later with this feature. "Ocarina of Time" made clever use of the feature, vibrating whenever Link was on the hot spot of a hidden grotto.

In its sequel "Majora's Mask", the Rumble Pak feature is already active with the same despite the absence of the Stone of Agony.

Answer: To restore her original body

Gruntilda hopes to accomplish this with technology, as in "Banjo Kazooie". She uses her Big o' Blaster to suck the life force out of King Jingaling. Once absorbing more life energy, she may get use the machine to revert back to her pre-skeletal day. In "Banjo Kazooie", her goal is to steal Tooty's beauty; In "Grunty's Revenge", she hopes to prevent the two protagonists for ever getting the opportunity to up by altering the past.

In "Nuts & Bolts", she may control Spiral Mountain when she wins a bet with L.O.G. to up Banjo and Kazooie in a racing competition.