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8-bit and 16-bit games quiz — Retro night The “8-bit and 16-bit games” quiz — Retro night. It has 25 questions in five categories: 8-bit heroes, Team Sega, Arcade classics, Codes and secrets, 16-bit legends. 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.
8-bit heroes 100 A moustachioed plumber in a red cap rescues Princess Peach in Nintendo's flagship series. What is his name?
200 Who wanders Hyrule in a green cap, searching for the Triforce?
300 Metroid's heroine hides inside…
In the game400 Which blue robot boy…
In the game500 Which pink puffball from…
In the gameTeam Sega 100 Which blue spiky Sega mascot collects golden rings and outruns everyone?
200 Which moustached villain turns animals into robots in the blue hedgehog's games?
300 Which 1992 fighting game…
In the game400 Which Nintendo console did…
In the game500 Which move does Ryu…
In the gameArcade classics 100 In which 1981 game did the plumber Mario debut under the name Jumpman?
200 Bub and Bob, two little bubble dragons, star in which 1986 arcade?
300 Three Pac-Man ghosts end…
In the game400 Which future Apple founder…
In the game500 In which 1981 arcade…
In the gameCodes and secrets 100 Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A. What is this legendary sequence called?
200 What did the Konami code grant you in Contra on the NES?
300 According to legend, why…
In the game400 Which cheat cartridge did…
In the game500 What did players do…
In the game16-bit legends 100 In which 1992 game did Mario and friends race each other in karts for the first time?
200 Which little green creatures did you have to save from marching off cliffs in the 1991 hit?
300 From which disease did…
In the game400 Which 1989 game about…
In the game500 Which 1995 time-travel JRPG…
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