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Nintendo classics quiz — Video games The “Nintendo classics” quiz — Video games. It has 25 questions in five categories: Hardware, Nintendo history, Mario world, Zelda legends, Pokémon. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Hardware 100 Which home console launched in 2006 and used a wireless motion-sensitive controller?
200 Which handheld launched in 1989 and was bundled with Tetris in North America?
300 Which handheld console launched…
In the game400 Which 16-bit home console…
In the game500 Which home console launched…
In the gameNintendo history 100 In which Japanese city, shown in the photo, did Nintendo begin in 1889?
200 Which coin-operated arcade game did Nintendo develop and begin distributing in 1981?
300 What traditional Japanese “flower…
In the game400 Who started the business…
In the game500 In 1953, Nintendo became…
In the gameMario world 100 What is the name of Mario's brother, known for his green hat?
200 What kingdom does Princess Peach rule?
300 Which power-up lets Mario…
In the game400 Which dinosaur-like companion first…
In the game500 Who composed the famous…
In the gameZelda legends 100 What is the name of the recurring hero in The Legend of Zelda series?
200 What legendary sword does the hero wield in many games in the series?
300 Which dark lord holds…
In the game400 Which 1998 game was…
In the game500 Which three virtues correspond…
In the gamePokémon 100 What type is Pikachu?
200 Which region debuted in Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue?
300 What in-game encyclopedia records…
In the game400 In Generation I, what…
In the game500 Which Pokémon is numbered…
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