Ever been stuck with a group of people, the air heavy with awkward silence, wishing you had some video game Trivia to break the ice? Or perhaps you’re organizing a party and need some spot-on trivia questions for the gamers in your life.

Yeah, we’ve all been there.

Your mind races, trying to whip up something to get the ball rolling. Anything to kick-start the conversation and get the camaraderie flowing. I mean, come on, almost half the people on planet Earth play some sort of video game.

Sometimes, breaking the ice feels like trying to conquer the final boss without a cheat code. Here’s the thing though - it doesn't have to be.

What if I told you that there’s an ace up your sleeve you probably never thought about? What if I told you that your love for video games, that trivia you’ve got rattling around in your noggin, could be the key to unlocking those awkward meet-and-greets?

No, seriously. Imagine turning those uncomfortable silences into echoes of laughter, transforming casual acquaintances into your own band of comrades, all with the power of video game trivia.

Sounds like a game-changer, right? Well, hold onto your controllers, because we're about to level up your social game. We’ve compiled 160 video game trivia questions ranging from RPG trivia to classic gaming.

Let’s dive in

Classic Video Game Trivia: Level Up With Retro Gold

Ready for a wild ride back in time? We're talkin’ the golden age of gaming here - those classic video games that started it all.

Yeah, you know what I'm on about: the pixelated plumbers, the blocky space invaders, and those pesky ghosts relentlessly chasing a certain yellow munching machine. Brings back a rush of nostalgia, right?

You might be thinking, "Sure, I loved those games, but what's this got to do with making friends?" Well, my friend, that's exactly where the magic unfolds.

Picture this: you're hanging out with a bunch of folks, the conversation’s running dry, and you need a rescue. So, you drop a trivia bomb about the origins of Mario or the hidden secrets of Pac-Man.

Suddenly, eyes light up, and the room's buzzing with excitement. Classic video games are like a universal language, shared memories that tap right into our collective consciousness.

So, brace yourselves, it’s time to dig into that treasure trove of classic video game trivia. Who knows? You might surprise yourself with how much you remember. More importantly, you're gonna unlock a new way to connect, to share, and to build friendships.

So, what are you waiting for? Let's power up and dive right in!

1. What was the first commercially successful video game, released by Atari in 1972?

Answer: Pong

2. Which video game, created in 1962, is often credited as the first ever video game?

Answer: Spacewar!

3. What was the first home video game console?

Answer: The Magnavox Odyssey

4. What 1978 arcade game is credited as one of the first shoot 'em up games and significantly influenced the future of the video game industry?

Answer: Space Invaders

5. Which 1979 game allowed players to captain a submarine to destroy enemy ships and submarines?

Answer: Sea Wolf

6. In 1976, which driving game featured a steering wheel and a gear shifter for controls and had players avoiding other cars?

Answer: Night Driver

7. Which 1979 arcade game popularized the maze chase genre and was distributed in the United States as "Head On"?

Answer: Car Wars

8. What game, released in 1971 and based on the sport of table tennis, is considered one of the earliest arcade video games?

Answer: Pong

9. What is the name of the video game company that Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney founded in 1972?

Answer: Atari

10. In what year was the first video game patent issued, and for what game?

Answer: The first video game patent was issued in 1971 for the game "Galaxy Game."

11. In the 1980's game "Donkey Kong," who was the protagonist?

Answer: Mario

12. What popular arcade game, first released in 1980, featured a round, yellow character eating dots?

Answer: Pac-Man

13. What 1981 arcade game featured a prince saving a princess from an evil sorcerer, and is widely credited as the inspiration for the platformer genre?

Answer: Prince of Persia

14. What groundbreaking 1985 Nintendo game was pivotal in the resurrection of the crashed video game market?

Answer: Super Mario Bros.

15. The original "Final Fantasy" game was released in what year?

Answer: 1987

16. Which popular 1980's arcade game involved a triangle-shaped ship that had to shoot at asteroids and flying saucers?

Answer: Asteroids

17. In "The Legend of Zelda," what is the name of the princess that Link must save?

Answer: Princess Zelda

18. What is the name of the villain in the 1981 arcade game "Donkey Kong"?

Answer: Donkey Kong

19. What is the name of the artificial intelligence system the player fights against in the 1980 game "Space Invaders"?

Answer: The game doesn't specifically name an AI system. The enemies are simply referred to as "aliens" or "invaders."

20. Which action-adventure game, released in 1986, combined side-scrolling and puzzle-solving gameplay in a dystopian future?

Answer: Metroid

21. The term "Leroy Jenkins" became an internet meme due to a player's antics in which 90's game?

Answer: World of Warcraft

22. In the 1996 game "Resident Evil", what is the name of the special police force the main characters are part of?

Answer: S.T.A.R.S. (Special Tactics And Rescue Service)

23. In "Final Fantasy VII", released in 1997, who is the main antagonist?

Answer: Sephiroth

24. What year was the first "Grand Theft Auto" (GTA) game released?

Answer: 1997

25. The 1990 game "Commander Keen" was notable for bringing what game genre to the PC platform in a major way?

Answer: The side-scrolling platformer

26. In the 1992 game "Mortal Kombat", which character could shoot spears from his hands?

Answer: Scorpion

27. "GoldenEye 007" is a critically acclaimed first-person shooter released in 1997 for the Nintendo 64. Which British secret service agent does the player control in this game?

Answer: James Bond

28. Which '90s game, developed by id Software, is often considered the game that popularized the first-person shooter genre?

Answer: Doom (released in 1993)

29. In 1998's "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time", who is the holder of the Triforce of Power?

Answer: Ganondorf

30. In the "Silent Hill" game released in 1999, what is the name of the protagonist searching for his daughter in the foggy town?

Answer: Harry Mason

MMORPG Video Game Trivia

Ever traversed the sprawling plains of Azeroth, or ventured into the mysterious realms of Norrath? Yeah, I'm talkin' about the epic worlds of World of Warcraft and Everquest - the titans of MMOs.

Whether you've spent hours grinding for epic gear or led your guild to stunning raid victories, these games have created memories and friendships that last a lifetime.

Have you ever thought about how much trivia you've picked up along the way?

The lore, the characters, the intricate details of each expansion - it's all locked up there in your noggin, a veritable treasure trove of knowledge. But here's the thing: that trivia isn't just fun facts. It’s an arsenal of ice-breakers, conversation starters, and friendship builders.

Think about it. There's something electric about MMOs, isn't there?

The excitement of a perfectly executed raid, the tension of a close PvP battle, the sense of community in a bustling city hub.

Those experiences, those stories – they're a language all of their own. And trust me, nothing ignites a conversation like a good ol' "Remember when..." from the world of MMOs.

So, let's delve into that wealth of MMO trivia, spark some conversations, and build bridges in our real worlds just as we have in our virtual ones. Ready to embark on this journey?

Onward, brave adventurer!

31. In World of Warcraft, what are the two main factions that players can choose to be a part of?

Answer: The Horde and the Alliance

32. What is the home world of the Burning Legion, which is also the main setting for the World of Warcraft expansion "Legion"?

Answer: Argus

33. In "The Burning Crusade" expansion, what new continent was introduced?

Answer: Outland

34. What is the name of the Lich King's sword in "Wrath of the Lich King" expansion?

Answer: Frostmourne

35. Who was the final boss of the original World of Warcraft before any expansions were added?

Answer: Kel'Thuzad (in the Naxxramas raid)

36. Which class has the ability to transform into a variety of animals, such as a bear, cat, or moonkin?

Answer: Druid

37. What are the dragon-like creatures, controlled by the Burning Legion, that feature heavily in "The Burning Crusade" expansion?

Answer: Nether drakes

38. In "Mists of Pandaria", what is the name of the new playable race introduced?

Answer: Pandaren

39. Who was the orc leader that ultimately becomes one of the main villains in the World of Warcraft storyline, featured in the "Warlords of Draenor" expansion?

Answer: Garrosh Hellscream

40. What city serves as the main hub for Alliance players on the continent of Eastern Kingdoms?

Answer: Stormwind

41. What is the name of the legendary staff that drops from Atiesh in Naxxramas?

Answer: Atiesh, Greatstaff of the Guardian

42. What's the full name of the book written by Brann Bronzebeard documenting his travels and discoveries?

Answer: Brann Bronzebeard's Lost Letter

43. Which World of Warcraft raid was the first to require attunement through a lengthy questline involving several dungeons and raids?

Answer: Blackwing Lair

44. What are the names of the four Old Gods that were imprisoned on Azeroth?

Answer: C'Thun, Yogg-Saron, N'Zoth, and Y'Shaarj

45. In the original World of Warcraft, what was the maximum level a player could reach before any expansions were added?

Answer: Level 60

46. Who was the original leader of the Forsaken before being usurped in the Battle for Azeroth expansion?

Answer: Sylvanas Windrunner

47. Who is the final boss of the "Sunwell Plateau" raid in The Burning Crusade expansion?

Answer: Kil'jaeden

48. In the Cataclysm expansion, which ancient dragon aspect sacrificed his immortality to defeat Deathwing?

Answer: Nozdormu

49. What is the highest rank a player could achieve in the original Honor System before it was restructured in The Burning Crusade expansion?

Answer: Grand Marshal for the Alliance and High Warlord for the Horde

50. What is the name of the legendary sword that was shattered into three pieces and players had to reassemble in Legion?

Answer: The Blades of the Fallen Prince (Frostmourne's remnants reforged)

51. In what year was the original EverQuest released?

Answer: 1999

52. Who are the two primary deities in the EverQuest universe, representing the dualistic nature of the universe?

Answer: Veeshan, the Wurmqueen and Brell Serilis, the Duke of Below

53. EverQuest is commonly referred to by what nickname, referencing its addictive gameplay?

Answer: EverCrack

54. What is the name of the starting city for the dark elf race in EverQuest?

Answer: Neriak

55. Which game company, known for its MMORPGs, developed EverQuest?

Answer: Sony Online Entertainment (Now Daybreak Game Company)

56. What is the name of the powerful dragon who is a central character in the game's lore and has been the final boss in several of the game's expansions?

Answer: Nagafen

57. In EverQuest, which class is known for their ability to 'pull' mobs, control aggro, and take the brunt of the damage for their team?

Answer: Monk

58. As of my knowledge cut-off in 2021, how many expansion packs have been released for the original EverQuest?

Answer: 27 expansions

59. What is the name of the moon of Norrath, which became an accessible location in the Shadows of Luclin expansion?

Answer: Luclin

60. What was the first expansion pack released for EverQuest, which added the lost continent of Kunark?

Answer: The Ruins of Kunark

Epic Conversations: The RPG Trivia Challenge

So, you're a seasoned adventurer, eh? You've navigated the treacherous undercity of Neverwinter and claimed the Stolen Lands in Pathfinder: Kingmaker.

You've battled ancient evils, discovered legendary artifacts, and perhaps even fallen in love with a witty NPC or two. Yeah, RPGs have a way of immersing us in their worlds, don't they?

But think about it, while you were out there, living a thousand lives, you picked up a thing or two. The lore, the game mechanics, the secret Easter eggs... it's all part of the journey, and it's made you into the lore-master you are today.

But why keep all that trivia to yourself?

Let's flip the script. Picture this: you're with a group of friends or even strangers, the chitchat's running out of steam.

But wait!

You've got a dragon's hoard of RPG trivia at your disposal. Suddenly, you're not just sharing fun facts; you're sharing adventures. You're spinning tales of magical artifacts, cunning rogues, and epic quests that ignite the imagination and draw people in.

So, let's strap on our armor, sharpen our swords, and dive headfirst into the enchanting world of RPG trivia. After all, every good RPG player knows the real treasure isn't gold or gear; it's the bonds you forge on your journey.

Ready to embark?

61. What is the name of the protagonist's evil half-brother in the Baldur's Gate series?

Answer: Sarevok

62. Which development studio, known for creating immersive role-playing games, developed the original Baldur's Gate games?

Answer: BioWare

63. In the Baldur's Gate series, which popular Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting does the game take place in?

Answer: The Forgotten Realms

64. Who is the god of murder in the Dungeons & Dragons universe that has a significant role in the plot of the Baldur's Gate series?

Answer: Bhaal

65. In Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn, who is the primary antagonist who imprisons the protagonist at the beginning of the game?

Answer: Jon Irenicus

66. What is the name of the powerful wizard, one of the Seven Sisters, who aids the protagonist at several points throughout the series?

Answer: Elminster Aumar

67. What is the name of the lovable, but somewhat misguided, ranger with a miniature giant space hamster named Boo?

Answer: Minsc

68. Which character from the original game becomes a vampire in Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn?

Answer: Hexxat

69. Baldur's Gate III, released in 2020, was developed by which studio, also known for the Divinity: Original Sin series?

Answer: Larian Studios

70. In Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn, what is the name of the city where the majority of the game takes place?

Answer: Athkatla

71. Who is the main antagonist in the original Neverwinter Nights campaign?

Answer: Morag

72. Neverwinter Nights was developed by which game development studio, also known for the Dragon Age and Mass Effect series?

Answer: BioWare

73. What is the primary setting of Neverwinter Nights, a city in the popular Dungeons & Dragons universe?

Answer: The city of Neverwinter

74. In Neverwinter Nights, which deity does the cleric Aribeth de Tylmarande serve?

Answer: Tyr, the god of law and justice

75. Neverwinter Nights utilizes which version of Dungeons & Dragons rules?

Answer: 3rd Edition

76. What year was the original Neverwinter Nights game released?

Answer: 2002

77. What are the names of the two official expansion packs released for the original Neverwinter Nights?

Answer: Shadows of Undrentide and Hordes of the Underdark

78. Neverwinter Nights is renowned for a specific tool that allowed players to create their own game modules. What is this tool called?

Answer: The Aurora toolset

79. What is the name of the powerful artifact that the player character is tasked to collect pieces of in the original Neverwinter Nights campaign?

Answer: The Words of Power

80. In the "Hordes of the Underdark" expansion, who is the ruler of the Underdark city of Lith My'athar that the player character can choose to align with?

Answer: Queen Ellesime

81. Who is the primary antagonist of Pathfinder: Kingmaker?

Answer: The Stag Lord

82. What is the name of the player's kingdom in Pathfinder: Kingmaker?

Answer: The name can vary, as the player has the option to name their kingdom.

83. Which game studio developed Pathfinder: Kingmaker?

Answer: Owlcat Games

84. Pathfinder: Kingmaker is set in a part of Golarion. What is the name of this region?

Answer: The Stolen Lands

85. What is the name of the female barbarian who can join your party in Pathfinder: Kingmaker?

Answer: Amiri

86. Pathfinder: Kingmaker is based on which tabletop RPG system?

Answer: Pathfinder

87. The companion Linzi is a bard with a particular love for what?

Answer: Storytelling and writing

88. Which deity does the companion Tristian serve in Pathfinder: Kingmaker?

Answer: Sarenrae

89. In Pathfinder: Kingmaker, which character is a gnome alchemist companion?

Answer: Jubilost Narthropple

90. The Pathfinder: Kingmaker game includes a unique kingdom management system. Who is the ruler of the neighboring kingdom of Pitax that you contend with in this system?

Answer: King Irovetti

Video Game Trivia for Kids

Think you know all about your favorite video games? Let's see! We're about to embark on a journey filled with colorful worlds, zany characters, and mind-boggling facts that’ll make you the coolest trivia guru in the playground!

Remember all those hours you've spent stomping Goombas as Mario or catching rare Pokémon as a kid? Well, those weren't just fun times; they were also lessons in gaming awesomeness. You've been training, young gamer, for the fun-fact extravaganza we're about to start.

Picture this: you're hanging out with your buddies, and you mention how Kirby was originally just a placeholder in the game design, or how Pikachu wasn't always the face of Pokémon. Bet you'll see some jaws drop, and before you know it, you're the life of the party, the gaming genius!

And the best part? Trivia isn't just about showing off. It's about sharing, laughing, and creating amazing memories with your friends.

So, buckle up, trivia champs, and get ready to deep-dive into the magical world of video game facts for kids. It's gonna be a wild, fun-filled ride. You think you're up for the challenge?

Let's get started!

91. In the game Minecraft, which creature explodes when it gets near you?

Answer: Creeper

92. What is the name of the princess that Mario often has to rescue in the Super Mario Bros. series?

Answer: Princess Peach

93. In the Pokemon series, what is the first evolution of Bulbasaur?

Answer: Ivysaur

94. What is the name of Sonic the Hedgehog's best friend who is a two-tailed fox?

Answer: Tails (real name Miles Prower)

95. In the game Roblox, what is the name of the virtual currency?

Answer: Robux

96. What video game involves building and protecting a fort from a storm?

Answer: Fortnite

97. In the game series The Legend of Zelda, what is the name of the green-clad hero?

Answer: Link

98. Which popular video game features music composed by C418?

Answer: Minecraft

99. What is the name of the dragon in the Spyro series?

Answer: Spyro

100. What color are the ghosts that chase Pac-Man in the original arcade game?

Answer: Red, Pink, Cyan, and Orange

101. In the game "Among Us", what is the name of the small character you can have follow you around?

Answer: Pet

102. What is the name of Luigi's ghost-hunting vacuum cleaner in the "Luigi's Mansion" series?

Answer: Poltergust

103. In "Animal Crossing: New Horizons", who is the character that buys your bugs and fish?

Answer: Timmy and Tommy

104. What's the name of the villager who can fly you to different islands in "Animal Crossing: New Horizons"?

Answer: Dodo bird character, Orville

105. In "Minecraft", what creature is created when a pig is struck by lightning?

Answer: Zombie Pigman (as of update 1.16, known as Zombified Piglin)

106. In the "Super Mario" series, what power does a Fire Flower give you?

Answer: It allows Mario to throw fireballs.

107. In the "Pokémon" series, Pikachu evolves into what Pokémon?

Answer: Raichu

108. In the "Sonic the Hedgehog" series, what are the rings Sonic collects used for?

Answer: They protect Sonic from damage.

109. What are the creatures in "Skylanders" that you can place on the portal to control them in the game?

Answer: Skylanders

110. In "Splatoon", what are Inklings and what can they transform into?

Answer: Inklings are humanoid squids who can transform into squids.

111. What is the name of the robot assistant in the "Portal" series?

Answer: GLaDOS

112. What animal is Tom Nook in the "Animal Crossing" series?

Answer: Raccoon (or more accurately, a tanuki in the original Japanese version)

113. What's the name of the main character you control in "Super Mario Odyssey"?

Answer: Mario

114. In the "Donkey Kong" series, what is the name of Donkey Kong's nephew?

Answer: Diddy Kong

115. In "Minecraft", what is the rarest ore that can be used to craft tools, armor, and other items?

Answer: Diamond

116. What is the name of the kingdom that Princess Peach rules in the "Super Mario" series?

Answer: The Mushroom Kingdom

117. In "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild", what's the name of Link's horse?

Answer: The horse's name can be chosen by the player, but a special horse known as the Royal White Stallion is associated with Princess Zelda.

118. In "Fortnite", what dance move became famous for being one of the game's unique celebration emotes?

Answer: The Floss

119. What's the name of the world that players can explore in "Terraria"?

Answer: The name of the world is chosen by the player at its creation.

120. In the "Pokémon" series, what is the name of the professor who gives you your first Pokémon in the original Red and Blue games?

Answer: Professor Oak

Easy Video Game Trivia Questions

Welcome! So, you're new to the world of video games? That's fantastic. You're embarking on an exciting journey where creativity meets technology and where fantastical stories unfold at the touch of a button.

There's something incredibly magical about it, isn't there? The excitement of that first victory, the fascination with each new world, and the anticipation of what's around the corner. It's exhilarating, right?

And hey, don't worry if it all feels a bit overwhelming. It's a vast universe, this gaming world, full of complex characters, intricate plots, and countless buttons. It can feel like learning a new language.

But guess what?

That's perfectly okay. Here are some easy video game trivia questions to help you dip your toes in the water.

This is your invitation to dive a little deeper, to get to know this gaming world from a new perspective. We've prepared some fun, easy trivia questions to help familiarize you with the landscape and maybe even give you a few bragging rights. It's all part of the adventure, right?

So, let's get started!

121. What is the best-selling video game of all time?

Answer: The best-selling video game of all time is "Minecraft."

122. In the game "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time," which instrument does the protagonist, Link, play?

Answer: Link plays the Ocarina.

123. What is the name of the princess that Mario repeatedly stops Bowser from kidnapping?

Answer: The princess's name is Princess Peach.

124. What popular video game series has titles such as "Modern Warfare" and "Black Ops"?

Answer: The Series is "Call of Duty."

125. What is the name of the virtual reality massively multiplayer online role-playing game (VRMMORPG) in the anime "Sword Art Online"?

Answer: The game is also called "Sword Art Online."

126. In "The Witcher" video game series, what is the name of the protagonist, a monster hunter for hire?

Answer: The protagonist's name is Geralt of Rivia.

127. In the "Final Fantasy" series, what bird-like creatures are often used as a mode of transport?

Answer: They are called Chocobos.

128. Which RPG game series features locations such as Diamond City, New Vegas, and the Capital Wasteland?

Answer: These locations are in the "Fallout" series.

129. Which video game, first released in 1980, involves eating dots and avoiding ghosts in a maze?

Answer: The game is "Pac-Man."

130. What horror survival video game series features protagonists like Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, and Leon S. Kennedy?

Answer: They are characters in the "Resident Evil" series.

131. What is the main character's name in "The Legend of Zelda" series?

Answer: The main character's name is Link.

132. "HAL Laboratory" is the developer behind which popular Nintendo series?

Answer: HAL Laboratory developed the "Kirby" series.

133. What video game franchise has been acknowledged by Guinness World Records as the most critically acclaimed in history?

Answer: That franchise is the "Super Mario" series.

134. In which game would you find the villain named "Ganondorf"?

Answer: Ganondorf is a villain in "The Legend of Zelda" series.

135. What is the name of the dragon that the player character is destined to defeat in "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim"?

Answer: The dragon's name is Alduin.

136. In "Dragon Age: Origins", how many origin stories can the player choose from at the start of the game?

Answer: The player can choose from six origin stories.

137. What is the name of Cloud Strife's iconic weapon in "Final Fantasy VII"?

Answer: Cloud's weapon is called the Buster Sword.

138. In the "Mass Effect" series, what alien race is Garrus Vakarian a member of?

Answer: Garrus Vakarian is a Turian.

139. In the "Street Fighter" series, what country is the character Ryu from?

Answer: Ryu is from Japan.

140. Which video game series includes titles such as "Brotherhood", "Revelations", and "Origins"?

Answer: Those are titles in the "Assassin's Creed" series.

Hard Video Game Trivia Questions

Hey, you! Yeah, you—the one who's been virtually running, jumping, and battling your way through fantastical landscapes since you could grip a controller.

You've quested across Hyrule, leaped your way through Mushroom Kingdom, and perhaps even saved the galaxy from Reapers a time or two. Think you've absorbed all there is to know about the gaming world?

We get it—truly, we do. You're not just a button masher; you're a trivia titan. You're the type who doesn't merely play a game; you soak it up, trivia tidbits and all.

Stumped by a sneaky Easter egg? Not you. Bamboozled by a baffling backstory? Never. There's a feeling of satisfaction that comes from knowing your gaming lore as well as you know the back of your controller, isn't there?

But, let's put that knowledge to the test, shall we?

We've got a challenge lined up that's sure to tickle the nostalgic nodes in your brain. It's the ultimate duel—a face-off between you and a heap of trivia questions just begging to be bested.

So, dust off those memory banks, and rev up your recall—we're about to dive into some top-tier trivia.

Ready? Let's go!

141. In the original "Super Mario Bros." game, what is the maximum number of lives that Mario can have?

Answer: The maximum number of lives is 128.

142. What was the first commercially successful video game, paving the way for the future of gaming?

Answer: The first commercially successful video game was "Pong."

143. What is the source code name of the AI antagonist in "Portal"?

Answer: The source code name is GLaDOS (Genetic Lifeform and Disk Operating System).

144. In "Street Fighter II," what special move is performed by moving the joystick in a quarter circle toward the opponent and then pressing a punch button?

Answer: That's the "Hadouken."

145. In the "Fallout" series, what is the name of the fictional currency?

Answer: The currency is called Bottle Caps.

146. In "Final Fantasy IX," which character was born with the tail of a monkey?

Answer: The character is Zidane Tribal.

147. In "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt," what is the name of the card game that players can play throughout their journey?

Answer: The card game is called Gwent.

148. In "Mass Effect 2," how many potential team members (including DLC characters) can Shepard recruit for the "suicide mission"?

Answer: Shepard can recruit a total of 12 team members.

149. What 1993 game caused the creation of the ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board)?

Answer: The game is "Mortal Kombat."

150. In the original "Resident Evil," what is the name of the mansion's architectural designer?

Answer: The designer's name is George Trevor.

151. In the game "BioShock," what is the name of the underwater city where the game takes place?

Answer: The city is called Rapture.

152. What was the first game to be released on the PlayStation 2?

Answer: The first game was "SSX."

153. In "Halo 3," which Halo ring is discovered in the Ark?

Answer: The ring discovered is called Installation 08 or Halo Alpha.

154. What video game, released in 1998, featured the first 3D open-world gameplay and was a major influence on subsequent "sandbox" games?

Answer: That game is "Body Harvest."

155. In the "Dark Souls" series, what is the name of the ancient land where players explore and battle various enemies?

Answer: The ancient land is called Lordran.

156. What is the highest number of playable characters in any single "Final Fantasy" game?

Answer: "Final Fantasy VI" has the highest number with 14 playable characters.

157. In "The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind," what is the name of the infectious disease that players can contract, leading to various gameplay changes?

Answer: The disease is called Corprus.

158. In the "Mass Effect" trilogy, what was the original name of the Prothean VI that helps Shepard understand the Prothean beacon messages?

Answer: The original name of the VI is Vigil.

159. What weapon does the character Joanna Dark primarily use in "Perfect Dark"?

Answer: She primarily uses a weapon called the Falcon 2.

160. Which video game series is centered around an experimental interface that allows the user to experience the past via genetic memory?

Answer: That's the "Assassin's Creed" series.

Game Over? Think Again!

We've embarked on a wild journey together, haven't we? From the pixelated realms of classic video games, through the sprawling landscapes of MMOs and RPGs, to the colorful fun facts just right for our young gaming champions.

You've probably thought, "Wow, I know more than I realized," and you'd be absolutely right!

Let's be honest here, we all have moments when we feel like we're caught in an endless cutscene, waiting for the chance to jump back into the action, to reconnect, to feel part of the squad again.

But remember, it's not always about epic quests or high scores. Sometimes, it's about the little things - a shared laugh, a mutual memory, a cool fact tossed into the mix.

This journey through gaming trivia wasn't just about leveling up your knowledge. Nah, it was about reminding you that you already have an inventory full of conversation starters, ice breakers, and friendship builders. It's about turning your passion for gaming into a bridge, connecting you to others in new and exciting ways.

Remember, each piece of trivia you share isn't just a fact; it's a story, a shared adventure. And every conversation you start, every connection you make, that's you adding another friend to your party, another companion for your quest.

So, gear up, fellow gamers! There's a whole world of friendships waiting to be forged, stories waiting to be shared, and adventures waiting to be had.

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