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Greengoop wrote: Fri Nov 01, 2024 10:33 am How about the mega drive version?

That is correct!

Scoreboard
Greengoop - 6 points
LoveMetal - 1 point
The Jonster - 1 point
Pirez - 1 point
Master - 1 point

Q11. List three enemies In the original Doom that have 'demon' in their name.

And how about a bonus question!

Bonus Question 1. in the early 2000s, the North-American PC releases of some Ubisoft games included two pairs of games advertising one another on the back cover of each other's manual booklet. Meaning - booklet of game A was advertising game B, and vice versa, and booklet of game C was advertising game D, and vice versa. Which are the game pairs A-B and C-D?

Demon, big demon and small demon?

Is that your final answer? Are you sure?

Demon, cyberdemon, hell demon? Idk lol

Yes, trust me I have played the doom on my Casio calculator before

Valiant efforts, but you left out Huge Demon, Microscopic Demon and Asbestos Mine Demon.

Can I point out another (yes, another!) error on the first post! In season 3, LoveMetal got 4 points and Fifo and Alexinator got 2.

I suppose I can fix that. Thanks!

OK, as a week has passed and there hasn't been a full answer, Jonster gets the point for 2 out of 3.

There are actually 4 - Demon, Cacodemon, Cyberdemon and Spiderdemon.

Scoreboard
Greengoop - 6 points
The Jonster - 2 points
LoveMetal - 1 point
Pirez - 1 point
Master - 1 point

Q12. Among the new characters introduced in Mortal Kombat 3 there were two robots - Sektor (red) and Cyrax (yellow). What names were used for the duo during pre-production?

Bonus Question 1. in the early 2000s, the North-American PC releases of some Ubisoft games included two pairs of games advertising one another on the back cover of each other's manual booklet. Meaning - booklet of game A was advertising game B, and vice versa, and booklet of game C was advertising game D, and vice versa. Which are the game pairs A-B and C-D?

They were called Red Guy and Blue Guy

Bring forth some actual Mortal Kombat fans, please.

I'll give a tip - the colors (red and yellow) indeed have something to do with it. Anyone (well, Greengoop) may reanswer.

Red Ronald and Yellow Yosef

Alright, time to bring the quiz back to life.

dr_st wrote: Fri Nov 08, 2024 3:13 pmQ12. Among the new characters introduced in Mortal Kombat 3 there were two robots - Sektor (red) and Cyrax (yellow). What names were used for the duo during pre-production?

Nobody get the point for this. Come on, now, who hasn't heard of Ketchup and Mustard?

Substitute question!

Q12a. Mention three meaningful things in which the SNES port of the original Prince of Persia differs from the more known DOS/Macintosh releases.

Bonus Question 1. in the early 2000s, the North-American PC releases of some Ubisoft games included two pairs of games advertising one another on the back cover of each other's manual booklet. Meaning - booklet of game A was advertising game B, and vice versa, and booklet of game C was advertising game D, and vice versa. Which are the game pairs A-B and C-D?

Oh, is this still running?


Substitute question!

Q12b. Wade is the last name of three different characters that appear in the story of which first person shooter?

Bonus Question 1. in the early 2000s, the North-American PC releases of some Ubisoft games included two pairs of games advertising one another on the back cover of each other's manual booklet. Meaning - booklet of game A was advertising game B, and vice versa, and booklet of game C was advertising game D, and vice versa. Which are the game pairs A-B and C-D?

FEAR?

That is correct! And I shall not give details so as not to spoil the plot for anyone who may want to play this game (which, BTW, I highly recommend for fans of action who enjoy being lightly spooked).

Scoreboard
Greengoop - 6 points
The Jonster - 2 points
LoveMetal - 1 point
Pirez - 1 point
Master - 1 point
DaveRattlehead - 1 point

Q13. Which 5 games are included in Valve's famous collection known as The Orange Box?

Bonus Question 1. in the early 2000s, the North-American PC releases of some Ubisoft games included two pairs of games advertising one another on the back cover of each other's manual booklet. Meaning - booklet of game A was advertising game B, and vice versa, and booklet of game C was advertising game D, and vice versa. Which are the game pairs A-B and C-D?

Half life, half life 2, half life 3, half life 4 and half life 5?

Originally it was Half-Life 2, Half-Life 2: Episode One, Half-Life 2: Episode Two, Team Fortress 2 and Portal.

I guess since TF2 became free, and since the episodes were merged into the main game recently, it's just HL2 and Portal

PluMGMK wrote: Fri Dec 06, 2024 9:45 pm Originally it was Half-Life 2, Half-Life 2: Episode One, Half-Life 2: Episode Two, Team Fortress 2 and Portal.
I guess since TF2 became free, and since the episodes were merged into the main game recently, it's just HL2 and Portal

Correct! Not sure how the latest mergers affect this, but sealed copies of the original retail box are still available online, and my guess the codes will activate whatever games are there.

Scoreboard
Greengoop - 6 points
The Jonster - 2 points
LoveMetal - 1 point
Pirez - 1 point
Master - 1 point
DaveRattlehead - 1 point
PluMGMK - 1 point

I feel like being lazy and staying on the topic of Half-Life and collections.

Q14. Which games were included in the the most complete version of Half-Life Platinum Collection a.k.a. Half-Life: Generation?

Bonus Question 1. in the early 2000s, the North-American PC releases of some Ubisoft games included two pairs of games advertising one another on the back cover of each other's manual booklet. Meaning - booklet of game A was advertising game B, and vice versa, and booklet of game C was advertising game D, and vice versa. Which are the game pairs A-B and C-D?

No idea about Half Life, but we can try with the bonus question
Let's say...

-Prince of Persia: Sands of time + BG&E
-Splinter Cell + Far Cry

Also, which one is advertising the other one here?