Defintely not Benjamin Rivers
Bioware followed up the fantastic Knights of the Old Republic with this game. While it was quite different, no one I knew liked it as much as KOTOR(1).
What is Jade Empire?
The repurposed Road Rash Engine made this game feel a little more plausible, although if you were concerned with your safety, you probably shouldn't do this in real life either...but it was the '90s man!
What is Skitchin'?
Americans often claim this Kids show as their own, but it actually began in Canada 6 years prior to it being picked up in the United States (although with a slight title change) and him moving back the USA.
What is MisterRogers?
(This was the title of the first show in Canada)
He hosted a show with Victor Lucas, usually complaining about games with terrible sound. Now he just makes non-existant video game machines unless he's too busy threatening people on Twitter.
Who is Tommy Tallarico?
While I was in University, I had to read a book that aligned the importance of this coffee chain with the decline, stagnation and growth of the Canadian economy. I don't recommend reading it, but it was still a fun comparison!
What is Tim Hortons?
This classic game was developed by 1 guy in a barn. Even if you weren't a fan of the genre, everyone loved this game.
What is NHL '94?
This Canadian Indie game gained a lot of popularity in the release window of the PS4 partly because it was on PS+. I know it takes a lot to keep the protagonist alive.
What is Don't Starve?
Follow-up to the Previous Question;
Rogers left, but HE didn't. His show started airing in 1967 and was well known all across Canada and even in some parts of the USA. He was this character for over 4,000 television episodes and played it numerous times on stage (including me seeing him twice).
Who is Ernie Coombs/Mr. Dressup?
This Kids show was a nod to The Twilight Zone, and I will forever be scared of being stuck in a mall with a giant Indiana Jones boulder chasing me...
What is Are You Afraid Of The Dark?
Which has been revived 2 times now.
This company was founded in 1670. Even though it wasn't founded in Canada, it's considered Canada's oldest active company (and possibly North America too).
What is the Hudson's Bay Company?
This collection of 14 games was only released for one handheld system (for some reason) and replaced the music (for some reason) on 3 of the titles, arguably changing those games and making them much less enjoyable. Disappointing? I'd say so. There's not much replay value here.
What is EA Replay?
Freebird Games development this wonderful game that was the darling indie game of 2011. I believe it even made most of your Games of the Year lists although mistermrnelson would have to confirm.
What is To The Moon?
Growing up, I didn't care about Degrassi. All I wanted to do was do my High Schooling on an Ocean Liner, just like Ryan Gosling in this Canadian series.
What is Breaker High?
Possibly the best Magazine to TV show, it taught us so many things...and launched the careers of several famous *Sam Raimi voice* HOLLYWOOD MOVIE STARS.
I know Elisha Cuthbert quickly became a favorite of my friends and I.
What is Popular Mechanics for Kids?
Starred: Elisha Cuthbert, Jay Baruchel, and eventually Vanessa Lengies.
Canada has this many Provinces and Territories.
What is 13 in total?
BONUS: CJ and Phil can get 500 bonus points IF they can correctly name/say properly all 13. Greg can be the judge of this.
You may know him from Shark Tank, but this Shark actually made all his intial money on early Education Games. He them went on to buy The Learning Company for 606 million, flipping it for 4.2 billion less than a decade later, almost killing Barbie.
Who is Kevin O'Leary?
Mostly known for porting their sibling studios games to other consoles, Rockstar Canada made this standalone game based on another multi-media classic.
What is The Warriors?
You didn't have to travel down this Road very far to go back to the past. This series was based on a miniseries and a TV movie that preceeded it, but both were based on a series of books that were quite popular all over North America. It was fun to pretend it was almost 100 years ago on the East Coast.
What is (Road to) Avonlea?
(Aired as Avonlea in the states, it was based around the same world as Anne of Green Gables).
What is Due South?
This is the country that is physically closest to Canada but not directly touching it (aka NOT the USA)?
What is France?
(There are two small island that France kept after Britain took over North America)
After developing several US SOCOM Navy Seals games for Sony, Slant Six Games worked with Capcom to release this squad based 3rd person shooter in 2012 in a long running series. It never reviewed well, but still sold well...unfortunately it was the last console title they made before they went under.
What is Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City?
This game and its sequel share the exact same name, first on Playstation, then on Playstation 2. What was the difference? The second one was more EXTREME. Winter Time fun!
What is Sled Storm?
You may have gotten your Video Game news from Magazines, but I (and many others) watched this show all throughout the 90s. I just wanted to be a contestant so bad!
What is Video & Arcade Top 10?
(They showed off new Nintendo and Arcade games - having contents playing them, did music and movie segments, and even had a Tips section!)
"If the woman don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy."
Words to live by, really.
What is the Red Green Show?
The Manitoba license plate now reads "Friendly Manitoba" and has since the mid 70s. However, before this, Manitoba use to make fun of Minnesota because they only had 10,000 lakes - because Manitoba actually has this many lakes.
What is 100 000 lakes?