Nintendo 64 Mixture Trivia

1. In "Donkey Kong 64", to unlock the gate that leads the first Boss Key, the player must complete the original "Donkey Kong" arcade game and what other classic arcade title?

From Quiz Nintendo 64 Titles: Part III

Answer: "Jetpac"

By completing "Donkey Kong", the player will earn a Nintendo Coin, while the player obtains a Rareware Coin by completing "Jetpac". The latter is fitting as "Jetpac" was developed in 1983 by Ultimate Play the Game, today known as Rareware - also the creator of "Donkey Kong 64", along with the entire "Donkey Kong Country" series. The player will also be able to play "Jetpac" later for free at Cranky Kong's lab.

From Quiz Nintendo 64 Titles: Part II

Answer: Brian

Brian is in search for his father, Lord Bartholomy, who had recently left the monastery. He soon finds himself on a quest to pick up where his dad left off, recovering the stolen Eletale Book.

From Quiz Nintendo 64 Titles

Answer: To steal her beauty

We see Gruntilda accomplish her goal upon the Save & Quit option or a Game Over. In the cutscene that follows, Grunty emerges from the machine victoriously flaunting her looks. The shaman Mumbo Jumbo invites her back to his hut, while the bear Tooty - now with Grunty's hideous looks - barks for her defeated sister to answer for his failure.

From Quiz Nintendo: Nintendo 64 Era

Answer: Number of bits the system has

Nintendo was a 64-bit system, the first Nintendo console with the capacity to support games with 3-dimensional graphics. While I will not try to go in-depth on the technical specifications of earlier systems to decide whether or not it was the first 64-bit system (or whether it was even a true 64-bit system), I will say that it was not the first system to support 3-dimensional graphics. The Atari Jaguar (1993), Sega Saturn (1994), and Sony Playstation (1994) all supported games with 3-dimensional graphics.

From Quiz Good Times With the Nintendo 64

Answer: a few mushrooms and one ultra shroom

The mayor does not have a special storage room. You'll find these items just lying on the ground next to your bed.

From Quiz Name that N64 Game 2

Answer: "Zelda: Ocarina of Time"

The whistle is referring to the ocarina, the sword is Link's weapon, he uses a shield for defense, and Ganon is the last boss.

From Quiz Name that N64 Game

Answer: "Super Mario 64"

"Mario 64" was the first game to be released in the U.S. Stars are what you must collect, Peach is the Princess' nickname, Lakitu is the camera man, and Whomp's Fortress is a level.

From Quiz Nintendo 64 Titles: Part II

Answer: Bowser in the Sky

This was first documented by the famous "Super Mario 64" hacker pannenkoek2012. Hidden beneath the level, pannenkoek was able to discover the Goomba based on an object counter that tracks how many sprites are present at any given time. Upon further examination, he located the Goomba, but not a way to defeat it and collect its coin.

From Quiz Nintendo 64 Titles

Answer: Balloons

Power Stars are necessary to advance through Peach's castle in "Super Mario 64" while Jiggies and Music Notes are both collectibles needed to progress through the hub world of "Banjo-Kazooie".

From Quiz ...So I Blew on the Cartridge

Answer: Berri

"Conker's Bad Fur Day" starts after a night of drinking. Conker stumbles away, not knowing where he's going. His bad fur day starts when he wakes up. Though not a commercial success, the game has a large cult following, and has actually increased in popularity over the years. The game was created by Rare, and when Rare was bought by Microsoft, they re-released the game, with a few modifications, under the name of "Conker: Live and Reloaded" for the XBox.

From Quiz Nintendo: Nintendo 64 Era

Answer: "Super Mario 64" and "Pilotwings 64"

"Super Mario 64" also proved to be the highest-selling game during the Nintendo 64's career, as well as the fourth highest-selling Nintendo game ever up to that point, selling over 11 million copies worldwide. "Pilotwings 64", however, only managed to sell about 1 million.

From Quiz Good Times With the Nintendo 64

Answer: Cartman Cop

Just to tell you, the chicken lover is in the van that's usually right near the beginning driving around the level. Did you realize that Grandpa can be found driving around one of the roads even if he's not playing in your race?

From Quiz Name that N64 Game 2

Answer: "Rampage"

Lizzy is a main character who goes to cities with her friends, knocking down buildings and causing destruction.

From Quiz Name that N64 Game

Answer: "Mario Kart 64"

"Mario Kart 64" has 4 cups; Mushroom Cup, Flower Cup, Star Cup, and Special Cup, which is a secret cup.

From Quiz Nintendo 64 Titles: Part III

Answer: 256

In the context of the plot, the device used to communicate to Pikachu is called the PokeHelper. This title is one of just two to make use of the VRU.

From Quiz Nintendo 64 Titles: Part II

Answer: Tiny Huge Island

There are 191 coins to be gotten in Tiny Huge Island, 102 of which come from enemies. With glitches, this coin is indeed possible to collect. There is, however, another impossible coin discovered by pannenkoek2012. This was unearthed based on the observation that all coins that come in a single row are in a pattern of five, except for one in Tiny Huge Island which, due in a blunder with the position of the axes actually spawns under the surface, causing it to load and then immediately unload.

From Quiz "Banjo-Kazooie" and "Super Mario 64"

Answer: Red Coins

Each world in "Super Mario 64" had eight red coins that, when collected, would reveal a star. Similarly, in "Banjo-Kazooie", in every world there were five coloured creatures called Jinjos. When all five had been collected, they gave Banjo and Kazooie a Jiggy. Each Jinjo on a different world had its own colour, which made tracking them down easier. The colours were: blue, green, orange, purple, yellow. In Mario, like the name describes, the eight red coins were red. Usually (but not always) the eight red coins were clustered near each other, and they had the added benefit of counting for two normal (golden) coins. This could help when attempting to collect 100 coins for a star, or when Mario was hurt and needed to heal. Blue coins also appeared in "Super Mario 64", and were worth five golden coins. Mushrooms were the source of extra lives in "Super Mario 64". In "Super Mario 64" there was a rabbit in the basement of the castle called MIPS. If Mario caught MIPS, he would give Mario a Power Star. Mario could catch the rabbit a second time for another Power Star. In "Banjo-Tooie", the sequel to "Banjo-Kazooie", more Jinjo colours were added. The colours found in "Banjo-Tooie" were: white, orange, yellow, brown, green, red, blue, purple, and black. Each of the different colours had a house in Jinjo Village. There was also a destroyed grey Jinjo house.

From Quiz Nintendo: Nintendo 64 Era

Answer: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

"Ocarina of Time" was the most popular game ever released in "The Legend of Zelda" series, and it did manage to get "Game of the Year" in 1998. It remains one of the only games to receive a perfect score from the Nintendo Power review, and received the lofty position of seventh place on Gameinformer's list of what was considered to be the top 200 games of all time. "Ocarina of Time"'s successor, "Majora's Mask", only managed to get about half the number of sales that "Ocarina of Time" did, although the fact that it was released at almost the same time as Sony's PlayStation 2 may have had something to do with it.

From Quiz Good Times With the Nintendo 64

Answer: Sloprano

To defeat him, you have to throw toilet paper rolls at him. He sings three verses of some kind of song.

From Quiz Name that N64 Game 2

Answer: "Mortal Kombat" series

Sonya and Kabal are characters, and flawless victory and fatality are well known things to do in "Mortal Kombat".

From Quiz Name that N64 Game

Answer: "Star Fox 64"

Slippy, Peppy and Falco are Fox's helpers, and Starwolf and Andross are his enemies.

From Quiz ...So I Blew on the Cartridge

Answer: Three

You take control of one of five snowboarders as you race down snow-blanketed mountains in "1080° Snowboarding". The main aim of the game is to perform tricks using a combination of buttons on the controller, in one of the three main modes: tricks, races, and training. Like many Nintendo games, this game was praised by critics, achieving high scores on many gaming websites. The sequel, "1080° Avalanche", was released in 2003 for the Gamecube.

From Quiz Good Times With the Nintendo 64

Answer: seven & 7

Some of you may have put six as your answer but actually if you collect all of the shards, you can play on the seventh and final world, Dark Star. Dark Star has only one level.

From Quiz Name that N64 Game 2

Answer: "Banjo Kazooie"

Treasure Trove Cove is a level, I couldn't say 'Banjo and Kazooie' as descriptions, so I used 'bear and bird' to make it a little less obvious. The Mad Monster Mansion Book is an item you must collect in the game.

From Quiz Name that N64 Game

Answer: "Super Smash Bros."

"Super Smash Bros. Melee" is for Gamecube. Those people mentioned are all playable characters in "Super Smash Bros." for N64.

From Quiz Nintendo 64 Titles: Part III

Answer: "Mario Party 2"

Players may duel with one another if they land on the same board space in the final five turns of the game or by using the Duelling Glove item. A Goomba appears upon initiating the duel, announcing the rules and stakes. Each board has a minigame specific to it for duelling.

From Quiz ...So I Blew on the Cartridge

Answer: Blue

Yet another Rare title that I love, "Banjo-Kazooie" combines the elements of platforming, puzzles and humour to create a classic game that stands the test of time. Banjo, a honey bear, sets out to rescue his sister, Tooty, from the evil clutches of Gruntilda the witch, who wants to use Tooty's youth to make herself beautiful. Accompanying Banjo is Kazooie, a loud-mouthed red Breegull, who lives in Banjo's blue backpack. A sequel, "Banjo-Tooie" was released a few years later, also for the Nintendo 64.

From Quiz Good Times With the Nintendo 64

Answer: twelve

They are Ekans, Diglett, Kakuna, Metapod, Drowzee, Lickatung, Sandshrew, Clefairy, Rattata, Magikarp, Pikachu, and Voltorb. The only one here that you can never play as in the mini-game that has it is Diglett.

From Quiz Name that N64 Game 2

Answer: "Bomberman 64"

You collect gold cards and the bunny socks, explosives are referring to the bombs, and Bomberman usually wears a white suit.

From Quiz Name that N64 Game

Answer: "Tony Hawk" games

Melons, manuals, indy nosebones, and overturns are moves in this game.

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