Let's give some answers!
1.- C
2.- None? They entered to eat marketshare from Sony, so I guess C.
3.- D
4.- Wasn't it Koopa? I'll go with A, I guess.
5.- A with the CD-i thingy.
| Mar1217 said:
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You can't fall into the trap is you don't know it's a trap
| RolStoppable said: 5. Which company was the very first one to use CDs as storage medium for their video game console? A. Nintendo |
Number 5 is ALL wrong. It was none of those. NEC was.
TurboGrafx16 or PC Engine is the VERY FIRST console to EVER use CD-ROM.
1. Ouya
2. Mountain Dew forced them to
3. That company that makes pachinkos
4. Sephiroth
5. Michael Bay's audio mixer
"Just for comparison Uncharted 4 was 20x bigger than Splatoon 2. This shows the huge difference between Sony's first-party games and Nintendo's first-party games."
1. Sony
2. Profits from video games
3. Square-Enix
4. Bowser
5. Sony
Hey, this was actually a bit fun! Great idea for a thread, Rol.
I guess I'm a simpleton, though. I wanna say option "E" on more than one occasion...
I'm on Twitter @DanneSandin!
Furthermore, I think VGChartz should add a "Like"-button.
| Versus_Evil said: 1. Microsoft (Windows has won all gens) 2. Because Obama wouldn't have don't it. 3. Nintendo 4. Kevin Butler 5. Philips |
Philips' CD-i came out in 1991, while the CD-ROM add on for NEC's PC Engine (AKA TurboGrafx-16) came out in 1988. ^_-
http://ca.ign.com/articles/2013/02/06/why-microsoft-got-into-the-console-business
The answer to #2 ^___^
| Wright said: 5.- A with the CD-i thingy. |
He does says "for their video game console". So even if there was a disc Zelda game for the CD-i, that console was from Philips, not Nintendo. And the aborted Playstation from the early 90's (which was made by Sony) doesn't count since there wasn't a game released for it, anyways.
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