Rage Games
Internet History
Weeaboo Knowledge
Generational Media
Higher or Lower
100

This tactical shooter developed by Riot Games pits two teams of five against each other to plant or defuse an explosive device called a Spike

Valorant

100

This internet phenomenon involves tricking someone into clicking a disguised hyperlink that leads directly to a music video which has over 1.8 billion views.

Rick Roll

100

This long-running anime follows a boy and his crew as they sail across the ocean to find a legendary treasure and claim the title of King of the Pirates.

One Piece

100

This optical disc format replaced VHS tapes in the late 1990s and officially stands for "digital versatile disc."

DVD

100

A MacBook Pro ($1,599)

Higher ($1,999)

200

This mobile gaming sensation features a frantic yellow avian navigating a gauntlet of green pipes, which a player controls by tapping the screen to jump forward.

Flappy Bird

200

This chaotic gamer became an internet legend in 2005 by screaming his own name and running into a deadly room in World of Warcraft before his team was ready.

Leeroy Jenkins

200

This legendary anime franchise follows a spiky-haired martial artist from his tail-wagging youth hunting magical wish-granting orbs to his cosmic battles as a golden-haired God.

Dragon Ball

200

This magnetic tape format, popular in the 1980s and 1990s, required users to "be kind" and rewind before returning it to the rental store.

VHS Tape

200

A Nintendo Switch 2 ($699)

Lower ($499)

300

This rhythm-based platformer features a jumping cube that must dodge spikes and hazards to the beat of electronic music.

Geometry Dash

300

This internet personality and creator of the webcomic Sonichu became the subject of the most extensive documentation of a single individual in human history.

Chris Chan

300

What is a sugar-free, keto-friendly energy formula marketed as a healthier alternative to traditional energy drinks for esports athletes and creators?

GamerSupps

300

This portable cassette player, introduced by Sony in 1979, revolutionized how people listened to music on the go.

Walkman

300

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II (2022) Digital Copy ($59.99)

Higher ($69.99)

400

In this famous 2017 indie game by Bennett Foddy, you use a mouse to swing a sledgehammer and climb a pile of junk, risking a fall back to the very beginning

Getting Over It

400

This internet culture event, sparked by a viral Facebook post in 2019, challenged believers to "Naruto run" into a highly classified Nevada military base to "see them aliens."

Area 51 Raid

400

This large, huggable Japanese item often features life-sized anime character prints and translates literally to "husband pillow" or "hug pillow."

Dakimakura

400

What is a high-capacity optical disc format that uses a blue-violet laser to store high-definition video and data?

Blue Ray

400

A Gallon Of Milk ($3.61)

Higher ($3.63)

500

This grim 2011 action role-playing game by FromSoftware challenges players to kindle bonfires, master punishing combat, and die repeatedly in the ruined kingdom of Lordran.

Dark Souls

500

This late Minecraft YouTuber and content creator, known for his signature pig avatar, became a community legend with this specific catch phrase," - Never Dies."

TechnoBlade

500

Hirohiko Araki’s decades-spanning epic utilizes shifting artistic styles to track a specific lineage battling immortal threats, transitioning its power system from solar-energy breathing to localized psychic manifestations named after tarot cards and classic rock bands.

Jojos Bizarre Adventure

500

Founded in 1972 by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney, this pioneering video game company got its name from a term in the board game Go meaning a stone is about to be captured.

Atari

500

Reeces Peanut Butter Cup ($2.18)

Higher ($2.19)

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