Food & Drink in Video Games Trivia

1. Which character from the Blizzard multiplayer shooter 'Overwatch', who pilots a pink mecha, is shown blowing a bubble with bubble gum in her victory pose?

From Quiz Bubble Gum Years

Answer: D.Va

'Overwatch' is set in a future where hostile robots known as Omnics have taken over, and the UN formed an international task force of mecha pilots, known as Overwatch, to combat them. Hana Song, aka D.Va, is a South Korean mecha pilot who used to be a professional gamer, and now uses her gaming skills to fight. In-universe, she is a 'Starcraft II' champion (a game which has a huge Korean fandom in real life). She is known as a 'tank hero' due to her ability take large amounts of damage, but move relatively slowly. She has whisker-like marks on her face and is often associated with rabbit motifs - for instance, her headphones have rabbits on, as does her catsuit.

From Quiz Is That Chocolate I See?

Answer: The Wind Waker

"The Legend of Zelda" series is an action-adventure game series where the main character, Link, spends the game trying to rescue Zelda. In the tenth installment, "The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker", players are introduced to a new potion called the elixir soup. It is prepared by Link's grandmother and serves to fully replenish Link's health and magical abilities.

From Quiz Happiness Is a Warm Bun

Answer: Grand Theft Auto

The first game in the 'Grand Theft Auto' series came out in 1997 and has had numerous sequels. The gameplay involves the criminal underworld and features violence and assassinations, causing some criticism. The 'Burger Shot' restaurant chain appeared in several of the games and was based on the real life 'Burger King' franchise.

From Quiz Eat Your Video Games!

Answer: Cooking Mama

"Cooking Mama", released in 2006, was created by Office Create and published by Majesco and Taito as a minigame collection...only all of the minigames involve correctly making unique dishes in order to win medals. While many of the dishes aren't typical 'at home' fare, you'll be able to create, combine, and cook upwards of fifty different dishes to achieve perfect scores. "Cooking Mama" won 'Best of E3' from IGN during its demonstration and its popularity spawned several DS and Wii sequels including "Dinner With Friends" and "World Kitchen". Unsurprisingly, 'Mama', as she is known, also enriches her life with other interesting hobbies such as gardening, crafts, and babysitting; all of these appear in other "Mama" series titles.

From Quiz The Impact of Eggs on Video Games

Answer: Birdo

No one really seems to know what Birdo really is, but many say that she's a dinosaur. Her first game, the Japanese released, "Doki Doki Panic" was later remade into the classic NES game, "Super Mario Bros. 2". In both games, Birdo was found at the end of the different levels and would attack you by shooting either eggs (which never seemed to crack on impact), and/or fireballs depending on whether she was pink, red, or green. After defeating her, you would usually get a crystal ball that would allow you to continue to the next level. Birdo later appeared in "Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars" (SNES) as a boss and also in "Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga" (GB). On later systems, players could control Birdo is some of the Mario sports-themed games like "Mario Tennis" (N64), "Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour" (GCN), and "Mario Kart: Double Dash" (GCN). In Japan, she is known as Catherine.

From Quiz Video Games and Food

Answer: Three

The three candies need to be identical in color and shape and be in line horizontally or vertically. Having four or five in a line will earn additional points and special candy that will produce a special effect. In either case, the candies will disappear from the screen. The candies that were above the the line of candies drop one level. If you are fortunate, the formation of candies will create another line, earning you additional points. King Digital Entertainment created "Candy Crush Saga".

From Quiz Bubble Gum Years

Answer: Duke Nukem

The original line, said by 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper in the zombie film 'They Live', found its way into the 'Duke Nukem' series. Specifically, Duke Nukem says the line in 'Duke Nukem 3D' which, as the name suggests, is the first 3D entry in the series. It was released in 1996 and is set in the 21st century, with numerous references to pop culture; besides 'They Live', there are also references to 'Star Wars', 'Indiana Jones' and 'Jaws'. The game was criticised for its depiction of women, due to the scantily-clad dancers in the strip club featured.

From Quiz Is That Chocolate I See?

Answer: World of Warcraft

"World of Warcraft" is set in the Warcraft universe in the world of Azeroth. Players start off by creating their own in-game avatar choosing from various options available and then competing in the different quests, raids and other activities. The Feast of Winter Veil is held from the 16th of December to the 2nd of January and coincides with the real world celebrations of Christmas. Most of the elements of the festival are inspired by various Christmas related traditions.

From Quiz Happiness Is a Warm Bun

Answer: Data East

'BurgerTime' was an early arcade game, which originally came out in 1982. The company which created it was Data East Corporation, based in Tokyo, Japan, abbreviated to DECO. The company was in business from 1976 but went into liquidation in 2003. The DECO cassette system was one of the earliest to offer arcade owners the option of different games on cassettes, although they were far from reliable.

From Quiz The All You Can Eat Quiz

Answer: Apple

"Streets of Rage 2" was an early fighting game. You would search back alleys and side streets for magical apples. By eating one of these video fruits you would become stronger and your healing power would increase. Your injuries from kicks, punches and stab wounds would heal twice as fast.

From Quiz The Impact of Eggs on Video Games

Answer: Togepi

Togepi is known as a Spike Ball Pokémon, and although this little Pokémon is still inside of its egg, it packs a powerful punch when it uses its Metronome attack. In the game (and the TV series), Togepi evolves into Togetic, the Happiness Pokémon. This evolved Pokémon has the same markings as it once had on its eggshell. Togepi also appears in "Super Smash Bros. Melee" and you can see it if you throw a random Pokéball. Throughout the Pokémon games, many other Pokémon can be found in eggs if you breed them with one another.

From Quiz Video Games and Food

Answer: Pizza

This question would have been easier to answer if you knew that the European release of the game was "Pizza Syndicate". The game is considered an economic simulation as the play has to choose recipes, select franchise locations, and plan marketing. You the player can compete against up to six computer opponents. It is also possible to have the mafia play a role in the game. The game was released for play on Microsoft Windows.

From Quiz Bubble Gum Years

Answer: Vector the Crocodile

Vector the Crocodile first appeared in 'Knuckles Chaotix' along with fellow Chaotix Crew members Charmy Bee, Espio the Chameleon and Mighty the Armadillo, who was later dropped. The group returned for 'Sonic Heroes' as Team Chaotix, where they run a detective agency and are asked by a mysterious stranger (later revealed to be Dr Robotnik aka Eggman) to find the Chaos Emeralds. Vector is the oldest and strongest of the team, and a lazy but good-natured detective who loves music, despite being terrible at it, to the point where his horrible singing kills robots. One of his signature moves in the game, Bubble Gum Descent, has him blow a bubble that helps him fly or float down gently rather than falling, while Charmy and Espio hang onto him.

From Quiz Time to Dine; Do Not Whine

Answer: "Cafe World" and "ChefVille"

"Cafe World" was released by Zynga on Facebook in 2009, and shut down in July 2014. "ChefVille" was released on Facebook and Zynga.com (a nonprofit organization) in 2012, and then pulled down in 2015. "Cafe World" allowed players to staff and run a restaurant, trying to increase their buzz rating. Customer feedback affected a player's buzz rating, so it was important that they be seated and served promptly. Players of "ChefVille" could create restaurants with specific themes for each, such as Italian or Japanese. As the players mastered recipes they were rewarded by having a successful recipe emailed to them. Both games could be played for free or players had the option to pay and purchase items.

From Quiz Happiness Is a Warm Bun

Answer: Pizza Syndicate

'Fast Food Tycoon' came out in 2000 and allowed the player to develop a strategy based on cookery and business skills. The player could individualise menus, locations, advertising and business plans to maximise profits. You could also involve the criminial underclass, although this brought its own risks. The game was named 'Pizza Syndicate' for the European market based on the food product in the game.

From Quiz Eat Your Video Games!

Answer: Katamari Damacy

"Katamari Damacy" was an interesting game. The goal: roll a giant orb known as a katamari around an area to roll up all of the objects in your way. Larger objects could only be rolled into the ball if it was big enough, so working your way through sizes would be a crucial task. Towards later levels of the game, entire towns from people, to ants, to houses and larger could be rolled up. Ultimately, according to an E3 interview, the designer wanted to express his frustration with consumerism. "Katamari Damacy" was the first in the "Katamari" series which would continue on the PlayStation 2 and 3 as well as the Xbox 360 and handhelds. A sleeper hit, it garnered a cult following because of its stylized graphics and quaintly odd premise.

From Quiz The Impact of Eggs on Video Games

Answer: Blue

No, Kazooie was never a robin; she's a breegull. The fact that Kazooie could shoot blue eggs was merely a coincidence. In "Banjo-Kazooie", Kazooie learns to shoot eggs in the very first level, Mumbo's Mountain, and they are used to defeat enemies, get Jiggys, and hit switches. After beating the game, "Banjo-Tooie" begins, and you begin the game already knowing how to shoot eggs. Only this time, you learn to shoot with a cross-hair, and you obtain different types of eggs from around the Isle of Hags. Unlike Birdo's eggs, these eggs will crack open on impact, or in the case of the Grenade Eggs, they will explode on impact.

From Quiz Video Games and Food

Answer: Ice cream cone

The player controls a character named Charley Chuck who is trying to finish a melting ice cream cone. Surrounding Charley were four chefs. Charley and Chefs could draw on piles of food scattered around the screen to find food that could be thrown at each other. Charley scores points for finishing the ice cream cone and hitting the chefs with food. The game was released for the arcade by Atari in 1983 and for home gaming in 1986.

From Quiz Bubble Gum Years

Answer: A helium balloon

To go into more detail: Guybrush has to inhale a helium balloon, chew some bubble gum and blow a bubble with it, and the bubble will float out of a window with a gold tooth inside, which belonged to Captain Blondebeard, a chicken shop owner. This specifically occurs in 'Mega Monkey', the harder mode of the game. 'The Curse of Monkey Island' is the third game in the 'Monkey Island' series and features Elaine Marley, Guybrush's girlfriend and the governor of the Tri-Island, being turned into a golden statue and stolen by marauders after she puts on a cursed ring. To revive her, Guybrush must find a diamond ring of greater value than the cursed ring. Like every other game in the series, it has some pretty wacky minigames, such as a banjo fight.

From Quiz Time to Dine; Do Not Whine

Answer: Burger Face

"Order Up!" was first published for Wii in 2008 by Zoo Games, in North America, and followed soon after with releases in Europe and Australia. It was released as "Order Up!: To Go" for iOS and Android by Chillingo in 2012. When a customer orders a dish, the ingredients appear on the customer's ticket. It's important in this game to learn to multitask, e.g., cooking and prepping, because otherwise any cooked dish completed first will get cold as the rest of the meal is prepared. Successfully completing challenges such as pleasing customers, or getting a good review from a food critic, earn the player coins. As the player's skills advance, the earned coins unlock more recipes and harder challenges.

From Quiz Eat Your Video Games!

Answer: Kirby

Known for his romps through Dreamland, a TV show subtitled "Right Back at 'Ya", and his one tenure as a piece of yarn, Kirby has traveled through many of Nintendo's consoles and handheld with one major thing: an appetite. His tendency towards inhaling and swallowing enemies to gain their powers is kind of unnerving. In the Nintendo 64 game "Kirby and the Crystal Shards", one of his combined powers (ice and electricity) actually creates a refrigerator to create even more food! Many of Kirby's quests involve picking up trinkets (eg. crystals, stars, pieces of spaceships, yarn, etc.) but his health is always refilled by food and almost every game contains tons of slices of cake. Firstly, where do they come from? Secondly, how do they not go stale? Kirby's lust for food also seems apparent in "Super Smash Bros. Brawl" (Wii); his Final Smash attack involves cooking his enemies in a giant vat.

From Quiz The Impact of Eggs on Video Games

Answer: Easter eggs

Easter eggs aren't only found on Easter anymore. Now, they can be found in many things from video games to DVD menus. The fact that these are called Easter eggs is because you have to hunt for them, and in the end, the result is a reward. Many games from many different system feature these. Some interesting ones are the Evil Cow armies in "Diablo 2" (PC), the hidden rooms in "Link to the Past" (SNES, GBA), and an actual Easter egg in "Grand theft Auto: Vice City" (PS2, XBOX).

From Quiz Video Games and Food

Answer: Straws

The supplies you needed to purchase in game were lemons, cups, ice, and sugar. The player also could decide on a recipe and set prices. Conditions in the game (such as weather) would change from day to day. You could play at three levels of difficulty: Career, Challenge, and Champion. Over time it was possible to earn upgrades to your stand. The game would later be released on several platforms.

From Quiz Is That Chocolate I See?

Answer: Goron

The Gorons are a mountain dwelling species with a diet mainly consisting of rocks. Among these creatures, the rock sirloin is regarded as a premium food. First mentioned in the "Ocarina of Time" installment, the Gorons' supply of rock sirloin is cut off as a result of a curse which has invoked a continual winter burying the source of this rock.

From Quiz Happiness Is a Warm Bun

Answer: Nintendo DS

The game involves preparing food, using the touch screen on the DS, including slicing vegetables, cooking the food and serving it on a plate. Failure incurs the wrath of Mama, who has to fix it. A version, called 'Cooking Mama: Cook Off', was developed for the Wii in 2007. The other systems offered as options were much older. The Sega Master System came out in 1985 and the original PlayStation dates from 1994. The Commodore 64 was around from 1982 until 1994.

From Quiz The All You Can Eat Quiz

Answer: Bowl of Gruel

Eating a bowl of gruel, one of the least nutritious and cheap foods on the planet, helped you gain strength in this video game. All the other options are high price foods that were eaten by the rich. In this game two players could race each other through a maze of rooms to get to the yummy bowl of gruel.

From Quiz Eat Your Video Games!

Answer: Polar bear

Okay-- first off, Boggy eats a giant, golden puzzle piece. That's a clear sign right there. Although his lust for shiny, metal foods doesn't really reappear in this first game, his return appearance in "Banjo-Tooie" poses more problems. Firstly, his kids are huge-- so is his wife-- and on a trip to Witchy World, one important mission involves feeding some of the kids with greasy amusement park food. Another involves carrying the largest of the children in Banjo's backpack, a task which requires that Kazooie vacate to make room. Boggy and his family live in the colder side of Hailfire Peak, almost never leaving the warm glow of their big-screen TV it seems. Commentary from Rare again? I think so.

From Quiz The Impact of Eggs on Video Games

Answer: Jr. Troopa

Jr. Troopa is the first enemy that Mario fights in the game (excluding Bowser), and although he may be easy the first time you fight him, be gets a little more difficult each following time you fight him. As the game progresses, Jr. Troopa can raise his defense by hiding in his shell, growing a spike on his shell, using wings, and by using a magic wand. In "Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door" (GCN), Mario finds a Yoshi egg, and that Yoshi later becomes a party member.

From Quiz Video Games and Food

Answer: Shark

In the game, you are controlling a young bull shark who was disfigured by a shark hunter named Scaly Pete. Scaly Pete had also killed the shark's mother. You have the ability to hunt other sea animals to gain various nutrients and eventually develop new abilities. The shark can also hunt humans if needed. If the player is ultimately successful, Scaly Pete eventually destroys himself and the shark escapes back into the cave.

From Quiz Bubble Gum Years

Answer: Monkey

The appropriately named Bubble Monkey (aka Balloon Monkey) is a monkey who teams up with Jeff Andonuts and helps him fight. It can blow bubbles with bubble gum that enable him to float, and he helps Jeff cross obstacles. He leaves Jeff later on in the game after meeting a female monkey. Unlike the other main characters, Jeff cannot use psychic powers, but he is talented at fixing things, being the son of a scientist. He also uses guns. He is part of a group that also includes Ness, the main character, Poo (yes, really), a martial artist, and Paula, a psychic girl who wields a frying pan. Their task is to travel the world and collect melodies to defeat an alien known as Giygas.

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