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Q: In the Mushroom Kingdom, this hero has saved the princess so many times, he deserves a break. Instead, he keeps throwing fireballs, the color of his iconic hat.
A: Who is Mario?
Q: Released in 1972, this simple table-tennis style arcade game is often considered the very first commercially successful video game.
A: What is Pong?
Q: In this blocky sandbox game, players can build, explore, and survive in a world made entirely of cubes.
A: What is Minecraft?
Q: Guardians of peace in the galaxy, these Force-sensitive warriors train younglings and defend the Republic.
A: Who are the Jedi?
Q: He was swallowed by a great fish after trying to run away from God’s command.
A: Who is Jonah?
Q: Nicknamed the “King of Copy Abilities,” this round hero from Dream Land can inhale foes and borrow their powers.
A: Who is Kirby?
Q: Often credited with starting the arcade shooter craze in 1978, this game had players fending off endless rows of descending aliens.
A: What is Space Invaders?
Q: Crewmates complete tasks while trying to figure out who the impostor is in this popular social deduction game.
A: What is Among Us?
Q: This mysterious dark side user hides behind shadows and robes, the scheming senator rises to Emperor and zaps down anyone in his way.
A: Who is Emperor Palpatine?
Q: This feast recalls the Word becoming flesh, when heaven’s light entered the world through a child.
A: What is Christmas?
Q: Known for its spinning discs and colorful graphics, this Nintendo handheld launched in 1989 and introduced Link to a portable adventure.
A: What is the Game Boy?
Q: This 1981 fixed shooter had players controlling a starfighter to battle swarms of colorful alien enemies.
A: What is Galaga?
Q: This mobile game encourages players to walk around their neighborhoods to catch creatures in augmented reality.
A: What is Pokémon GO?
Q: This fast, agile starship is commonly flown by Imperial pilots and often battles X-Wings in space dogfights.
A: What is a TIE Fighter?
Q: Marked by blood on the doorposts, this observance became a sign of protection and deliverance for Israel.
A:What is the Passover?
Q: In 1999, 12 Nintendo all-stars first squared off on this console with a distinctive three-pronged controller.
A: What is the Nintendo 64?
Q: In this 1981 arcade game, a little creature must carefully cross a series of hazards to reach safety on the other side.
A: What is Frogger?
Q: This game lets players swing, punch, roll, and putt, offering virtual tennis, boxing, bowling, golf, and baseball right in their living room.
A: What is Wii Sports?
Q: This small, spherical droid with a domed head rolls across the galaxy helping the Resistance and carrying important information.
A: Who is BB-8?
Q: This figure, born to parents in their old age, became a key link in God’s covenant and once carried wood for his own sacrifice.
A: Who is Isaac?
Q: In many Nintendo racing games, including Mario Kart, this floating cube gives players random power-ups that can help them speed ahead or sabotage opponents.
A: What is an item box?
Q: Released in 1998, this Konami arcade game challenged players to follow a floor panel pattern in time with songs ranging from pop hits to original tunes.
A: What is Dance Dance Revolution (DDR)?
Q: This online battle royale gained huge popularity in part because streamer Tyler “Ninja” Blevins played it, helping make it a cultural phenomenon.
A: What is Fortnite?
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A: Who is Yoda?
Q: This successor of Moses led Israel across the Jordan River, set up twelve stones as a memorial, and oversaw the fall of Jericho.
A: Who is Joshua?