Created in 1958 and known as the first video game

The game engine with the largest share in the market.

This console was created by Microsoft and first released in 2001.

The best selling MMORPG.

The type of fungus that spread and infected humanity in "The Last of Us"

Konami originally released this game to the European arcade as "Dancing Stage"

This development studio features a logo with an orange background, a R, and a star.

The first home-gaming console that supported ability to play DVDs.

This two letter acronym is the ultimate sign of respect after a battle.

Back in 2010, he played the main role of Dastan in "Prince of Persia".

The main character of this game loves to spin, jump, and ruin the plans of Dr. Neo Cortex

The city that homes the development studio of "Assassin's Creed" games.

Released in 1988, this console was famously known as the "Mega Drive".

The ultimate insult for a new player.

The highest grossing video game film adaptation.

In 2005, was inducted to the Guinness Book of Records as the "Most Successful Coin-Operated Game".

A fun yearly event to promote and push the field of indie game developers.

With this console, Nintendo forced customers to play using small 8cm optical discs instead of the normal 12cm DVDs.

This 3 letter acronym is used to tell others that you're in need of a party

Jean-Claude Van Damme took movie theatres by storm back in 1994 playing this character in "Street Fighter".

For the first time in space, this game was played by a Russian astronaut in 1993.

The name of the legend who made "Flappy Bird".

Priced at 699.95 USD in 1993, this console stood no chance against the PlayStation and Nintendo 64.

These limbless furry creatures would serve as your pet as you wandered around Club Penguin.

This country was used as the filming location for the opening fight of 1995's "Mortal Kombat".