Gaming Hardware
This hybrid Nintendo console lets you play on a TV or on the go.
Nintendo Switch
This abbreviation represents the non-playable characters running around a game world
NPC
100 players drop from a battle bus onto an island in this survival hit.
Fortnite
This red Nintendo character was originally called Jumpman
Mario
This 1972 Atari arcade game simulated a simple table tennis match.
Pong
Sony's 1994 debut console used discs instead of cartridges.
The PlayStation
In role-playing games, this 2-letter stat determines your health pool
HP
This sandbox game is the best-selling video game of all time.
Minecraft
This blue guy goes fast and collects gold rings.
Sonic
This 1978 arcade shooter featured rows of descending aliens.
Space Invaders
This 16-bit console advertised "Blast Processing" to rival Nintendo.
Sega Gensis
This 3-letter acronym measures how much damage a weapon does every second.
DPS
Los Santos serves as the setting for the incredibly lucrative fifth entry of this series.
GTA 5
This green-armored super soldier is the protagonist of is widely known as what made Xbox popular
Master Chief
This pizza-shaped character debuted in 1980 to combat violent arcade games.
PAC-Man
This 2006 motion-controlled console came packaged with a popular bowling game.
Nintendo Wii
Daily Double: This genre acronym describes massive online worlds like World of Warcraft.
MMORPG
This dark fantasy action RPG won Game of the Year in 2022.
Elden Ring
This dual-pistol-wielding archaeologist stars in the Tomb Raider series.
Lara Croft
This 1962 MIT creation is widely considered the first influential computer game.
Spacewar!
This short-lived 1995 VR attempted 3D graphics using red lines
Nintendo Virtual Boy
In competitive games, this term means "Ultimate Ability."
Ult
Players build a tropical island paradise alongside animal villagers in this game.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons
This pink, round hero inhales enemies to copy their special abilities.
KIRBY
The first ever handheld gaming device
Milton Bradley Microvision