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From cassettes to Tamagotchi quiz — Retro night The “From cassettes to Tamagotchi” quiz — Retro night. It has 25 questions in five categories: The magnetic age, Pocket wonders, Arcade halls, Before the internet, Computing firsts. 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.
The magnetic age 100 Which video cassette format won the format war against Betamax?
200 What did you do to a cassette when the song cut off mid-word?
300 How many revolutions per…
In the game400 Who released the first…
In the game500 Which Japanese company released…
In the gamePocket wonders 100 In which country did the Tamagotchi, the digital pet toy, appear in 1996?
200 Which Nintendo console of 1989 ran on batteries and fit in a pocket?
300 Which puzzle game was…
In the game400 Which furry robot toy…
In the game500 What did Sony call…
In the gameArcade halls 100 Which yellow eater of 1980 became the most recognisable arcade game of all time?
200 Who flew down in rows to attack Earth in the 1978 arcade that launched the golden age?
300 Which Soviet programmer…
In the game400 What is the control…
In the game500 Which console saved the…
In the gameBefore the internet 100 Which device sang and hissed as it connected to the network over a phone line?
200 Which machine sent documents down a phone line, printing them on thermal paper?
300 Which distress signal is…
In the game400 Which device recorded callers'…
In the game500 Which American painter and…
In the gameComputing firsts 100 Which 'rodent' appeared under the user's hand in 1964 thanks to Douglas Engelbart?
200 What is the glass tube that drew the picture in old 'thick' televisions called?
300 What was the first…
In the game400 What stood in for…
In the game500 Which company released the…
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