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1. "Terminator 2: Judgement Day". A young John Connor is skipping school with his friend Tim. They hack into a person's bank account to steal some money and then stop at the "Galleria", an arcade at the local shopping mall. Before the T-1000 arrives to ruin the day, John Connor and Tim have a relatively good time playing the games. What games did John Connor play whilst he was at the arcade?
2. "Bloodsport". A hopeful young fighter, Frank Dux, played by Jean Claude Van Damme, has entered a full contact martial arts tournament called the kumite but prior to the start of the competition, he makes a friend, named Ray Jackson, by claiming victory over him in a certain fighting game. What is the name of the fighting game that they played?
3. "Rocky III". A drunk Paulie is distraught at the sudden fame of his once close friend, Rocky Balboa. He holds a grudge because he was never offered a job. Drunk and enraged, he goes to the local arcade where the sights and sounds of 80's videogames intoxicate the environment. Paulie notices a particular game and takes out his rage by throwing his bottle of alcohol at it, destroying both the bottle and the machine. What kind of game did Paulie destroy?
4. "National Lampoon's Van Wilder". An uncool member of the Lambda Omega Mega fraternity, named Panos Pitakos pays the main character, Van Wilder, to throw a big party in the honor of their fraternity. At the party they continue to act 'themselves' by socially isolating themselves from people and playing a particular arcade game. What is the name of the popular 80's game that they were playing?
5. "Big Daddy". Sonny, played by Adam Sandler, is a careless adult living like a child and working in a toll booth. His life is at a dead-end until Julian, an adopted child meant for Sonny's close friend, ends up in the care of Sonny. They have many fun times and Julian is seen playing a popular Playstation game. What game is Julian playing?
6. "Encino Man". Two high school students, played by Sean Astin and Pauly Shore, are ashamed by their lack of popularity and decide to build a swimming pool. One thing leads to another and then they uncover a frozen caveman, played by Brendan Fraser, at the bottom of the pool. They thaw him out in hopes of becoming popular and after a slow start the caveman begins to earn the popularity whereas the two friends are in the same place they used to be. The three characters go to an ice skating rink where our caveman, 'Link', becomes addicted to a particular racing game. What is the name of this Sega racing game?
7. "Back to the Future: Part II". Marty Mcfly, played by Michael J. Fox, travels to the year 2015 with the time machine made out of a Delorean. He plans to change an event from happening with his future son's life. He goes into a locale called the 'Cafe 80's', where the entire instance of the event related to his son begins. While waiting he orders a pepsi and he notices kids trying to figure out how to play a particular shooting videogame. What shooting game was it?
8. "Best of the Best 2". Alexander Grady, played by Eric Roberts, invites a woman over to babysit Walter Grady, his son. Walter phones her and tells her to not babysit but ends up having to go with a member of the American national Karate team, named Travis Brickley. They would go to a place called 'The Coliseum' and Travis Brickley would be killed. Prior to them going to 'The Coliseum', Walter is seen playing an immensely popular puzzle game at his home. What is the name of this puzzle game?
9. "Fast and the Furious". The cars are at the starting line. Brian, played by Paul Walker, is on the line with his Mitsubishi Eclipse, Dominic, played by Vin Diesel, is on the line with his Mazda RX-7. Two other random racers are on the starting line and one asian driver is seen playing with a racing game on his Playstation 2. This game can later be seen being played at Dominic's house by Letty, played by Michelle Rodriguez. What popular racing game were these people playing?
10. "Wayne's World". Wayne Campbell, played by Mike Myers, and Garth, played by Dana Carvey, sell out the rights to their TV show and end up being sponsored and kept in business by a chain of video arcades owned by a man named Noah Vanderhoff. On one episode of Wayne's World, Noah Vanderhoff, owner of the arcades, goes on the show and talks about his arcade while Wayne has some vulgar and rather amusing statements written on the back of his cue cards, visible to the camera, and directed at Noah. At exactly one hour seven minutes and fifty-five seconds into the movie, a TV commercial can be seen of Noah's arcade and a popular Sega game is seen in the background. What Sega game is played in Noah Vanderhoff's television commercial?
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