Ultimate Video Gamer P. 10 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Nail

Out of all the playable characters in "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3" only a few characters have Ultimate Blast attacks that damage the users health bar. Other characters that have user damaging Ultimate Blast attacks are Saibamen and Chiaotzu.

Answer: Playstation 3 version

The only "Rock Band" version that didn't have compatibility with "Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock" guitar controller was the PS3 version of "Rock Band". Even though Harmonix Music Systems(the creators of "Rock Band" and the original creators of the "Guitar Hero" series) said that they could release a patch to fix the problem with the compatibility, Activision blocked the release of the patch stating that MTV Games is unwilling to reach an agreement to pay Activision to use the "Guitar Hero III" technology in "Rock Band".

Answer: Sly Cooper mask

If you go to the City Port, jump behind the box that is behind the warp gate to Emerald Isle you can see that inside the box their will be the Sly Cooper mask. The Samos mask is located in the Lumbermill stage, the Ratchet mask is located in the Subway Level, and the Clank mask is located in the first Tanker level.

Answer: He will refuse to give any health to Bravoman at the end of a stage for several stages

Even though hitting lottery Man will cause him to say vary humorous comments such as "I hate you" and "You jerk! I'll give you nothing", hitting him ten or more times will cause Lottery Man to stop helping you at the end of a stage. After several stages Lottery Man will eventually start to help you out again.

It's recommended that you don't do this often as this will only make the game harder, without Lottery Man's assistance.

Answer: Precursor Egg (from "Jak & Daxter" series)

While in Chapter 5 if you follow the walkway to Nate's left, jump to the roof of a building to Nate's left, and go to the corner of the roof you will find the "Strange Relic" treasure which is a Precursor Egg from the "Jak & Daxter" series (also from Naughty Dog, the creators of "Uncharted: Drake's Fortune").

There are also several other references to the "Jak & Daxter" series along with other Naughty Dog created games found throughout the game. For example, on the side of the plane which Nathan and Elena fly it reads "Hog Wild", which is actually a reference to a name of a level in "Crash Bandicoot".

Answer: Nintendo DS version

Each version of "The Simpsons Game" has different box art designs. The Playstation 2 version has Homer being attacked by Ralph, the Nintendo Wii version has Homer being attacked by an alien, and the Xbox 360 version has Homer doing his classic "Woo-Hoo" pose. The background characters on the box art are also different depending on the version of the game.

Answer: None

In this challenge there are three patients and the only patient that has glass that needs to be removed is the first patient, having eight pieces in his heart. The second patient has no pieces of glass in her, but instead is suffering from several tumors, cuts, and hidden tumors in her intestines.

Answer: Free all of the Electoons

You have to go back and play through all the previous levels and collect all of the remaining Electoons and free Betilla the Fairy from Mr. Dark's clutches before you can gain access to the Candy Chateau and reach Mr. Dark. Interestingly, you don't actually fight Mr. Dark in his true form, but instead he takes on the fused forms of all the bosses you've fought previously.

Answer: "Super Smash Bros. Melee"

The term "Super Mario 128" refers to the name given to several projects that originally were only to be used to create a sequel to "Super Mario 64" which ironically were used on other games such as "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess", "Super Mario Galaxy", "Metroid Prime", and "Pikmin".

In "Super Smash Bros. Melee" one of the titles of the event matches is "Super Mario 128", in which the challenge requires you to fight 128 small Marios. Ironically even though the game "Pikmin" is well known for using the rapid generation technique from the "Super Mario 128 projects", it doesn't make any reference to it and even more ironically makes a reference to "Project Dolphin" which was the GameCube's codename (Captain Olimar's spaceship is called The Dolphin).

Answer: Sweet Sweet Galaxy

The Sweet Sweet Galaxy is a secret optional galaxy near the Terrace Dome but not actually inside. After feeding a hungry Luma 400 Star Bits it can be accessed. This Galaxy's background music is actually a remix of the second overworld theme from "Super Mario Bros. 3".