Mario Madness
Classic Games
Viral Video Games
Console War
Arcade Games
100
What’s Mario’s brother’s name?
Luigi
100
A game where you stack blocks and don’t let them fall.
Jenga
100
A game where pieces fall from the sky and you try to make rows.
Textris
100
This Nintendo system is known for its handheld design and green body, first released in 1989.
Gameboy
100
In this classic arcade game, you eat pellets while avoiding ghosts named Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde.
Pac Man
200
Who is Mario’s enemy who breathes fire?
Bowser
200
In this game, one person gives clues and the team tries to guess the word without saying it.
Taboo
200
A world where you break blocks, build houses, and avoid Creepers.
Minecraft
200
This handheld Nintendo console, released in 2004, featured dual screens and a touch screen.
Nintendo DS
200
In this game, players defend Earth from descending aliens using a laser cannon.
Space Invaders
300
What is Mario’s official job/profession?
Plumber
300
This older family game has a board shaped like a mountain with a marble that “catches” players.
Mousetrap
300
This colorful online game made “sus” a famous word and lets players complete tasks while avoiding an Impostor.
Among Us
300
Sony’s first console to use CDs instead of cartridges and start the era of disc-based gaming.
PlayStation (PS1)
300
This fast-paced fighting arcade game series introduced characters like Ryu and Chun-Li and popularized combos.
Street Fighter
400
In Super Mario Galaxy, what’s the name of the little star creatures?
Lumas
400
A game where you pull rods out of a tube but hope balls don’t fall.
KerPlunk
400
In this battle-royale game, players drop from a flying bus and gather materials to build walls, ramps, and towers during combat.
Fortnite
400
Microsoft’s original console, released in 2001, was known for the “halo” game series.
Xbox
400
This 1981 game lets players achieve bonus points by destroying all enemies in a stage without losing a life.
Galaga
500
What was Mario’s original name in Donkey Kong?
Jumpman
500
A strategy game where you must connect five wooden pieces in a row by placing or sliding them.
Gobblet / Gobblet Gobblers
500
This huge online platform lets users create and play millions of games—like Obbys and Adopt Me—using blocky avatars.
Roblox
500
This Nintendo console from 2006 used motion controls and introduced the concept of casual gaming to millions worldwide.
Wii
500
This 1980 arcade game has you control a snake-like line to eat objects while avoiding walls and your own tail.
Snake
