Ace Gunman said:m3rox said:Q1) Radar Scope.Ace Gunman said:I just wanted to state, that for all of those who thought the quiz was simple... only about 50 of the 200 entries were correct.![]()
If it makes you feel better though, had I not been in on the answers, I would have gotten some of them wrong as well.
Can you post the answers? I wanna confirm that I got them all correct![]()
Sure thing:
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Q2) Pikmin.
Q3) Crash Bandicoot.
Q4) Family Computer.
Q5) Both. (Super Nintendo and Virtual Boy)
Q6) Phillips CD-i (or any variation thereof).
Ace Gunman said:Sure thing:
QUOTE said:Q1) Radar Scope.
Q2) Pikmin.
Q3) Crash Bandicoot.
Q4) Family Computer.
Q5) Both. (Super Nintendo and Virtual Boy)
Q6) Phillips CD-i (or any variation thereof).


cas2007 said:The last question was wrong in the last comp all of the Legend of zelda games were made for a nintendo console the Cd-I game is Zelda Adventures or something
Anyway congrats to the winner

moozxy said:WildWon I like your old hair
dice said:Anyone else care to admit to getting the answers wrong?![]()
ZzzZilla said:dice said:Anyone else care to admit to getting the answers wrong?![]()
I can argue with the first answer though. According to what I found, yes, Miyamoto did work on Radarscope, but only as far as designing the art for the arcade cabinets. If that was the line you guys were heading in, Miyamoto also did character artwork work for 3 other games (Space Fever, Sheriff, and Space Firebird) prior to that (which I think are far too obscure and I have no idea when of those came first).
Thus I put down Donkey Kong, the first game he had any hand in terms of (note) GAME design.

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