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I've thought up fifteen head-scratching quesdtions for anyone who thinks they are hard enough to be King of the Ninty's. Obviously, there will be fastest finger, where I ask one question and the first to post the correct answer goes through to answer the fourteen then the big no. 15 at the end.
Three lifelines are also available, obviously, but they will be slightly different to the ones on telly, like phone a friend won't be there. The three lifelines are as follows:
* 50-50.
* Ask all the users in the forum for help.
* Skip it.
However, if you choose to skip it, your score won't increase accordingly.
eg. If you kip the £64,000 question, you remain with 32,000. You don't get the £64,000, but after that, if you answer the £125,000 question correctly, then you skip the £64,000 and move straight up, back on track, to the £125,000 mark. Get the idea?
Anyone who thinks they're up to it, stick around. I'll ask the fastest finger question in a few minutes...
Three lifelines are also available, obviously, but they will be slightly different to the ones on telly, like phone a friend won't be there. The three lifelines are as follows:
* 50-50.
* Ask all the users in the forum for help.
* Skip it.
However, if you choose to skip it, your score won't increase accordingly.
eg. If you kip the £64,000 question, you remain with 32,000. You don't get the £64,000, but after that, if you answer the £125,000 question correctly, then you skip the £64,000 and move straight up, back on track, to the £125,000 mark. Get the idea?
Anyone who thinks they're up to it, stick around. I'll ask the fastest finger question in a few minutes...
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Ace_greg wrote:
> Rareware used to be called something else in their early days what was
> it?
A)Ultimate Play The Game
B)Games R Us
C)Ultimate Games
D)Game Play
C) Ultimate Games
> Rareware used to be called something else in their early days what was
> it?
A)Ultimate Play The Game
B)Games R Us
C)Ultimate Games
D)Game Play
C) Ultimate Games
Q13. For £250,000
How many inches across are the Gamecube's discs?
A. 3"
B. 3.5"
C. 5"
D. 2"
How many inches across are the Gamecube's discs?
A. 3"
B. 3.5"
C. 5"
D. 2"
Rareware used to be called something else in their early days what was it?
A)Ultimate Play The Game
B)Games R Us
C)Ultimate Games
D)Game Play
A)Ultimate Play The Game
B)Games R Us
C)Ultimate Games
D)Game Play
Sibs wrote:
> ohh crap sorry, am I allowed to play at the moment?... sorry if I shouldn't have
> answered that...
Cheers I was thought it was Starcube hehe
> ohh crap sorry, am I allowed to play at the moment?... sorry if I shouldn't have
> answered that...
Cheers I was thought it was Starcube hehe
N2000
ohh crap sorry, am I allowed to play at the moment?... sorry if I shouldn't have answered that...
Sibs wrote:
> First N2000, Later Project Dolphin (the official codename) then Starcube for a
> breif stint before it became GameCube.
Oi!
> First N2000, Later Project Dolphin (the official codename) then Starcube for a
> breif stint before it became GameCube.
Oi!
Gamecube was code named several things. What was it ORIGINALLY code named as?
C. N2000
D. Starcube
C. N2000
D. Starcube
First N2000, Later Project Dolphin (the official codename) then Starcube for a breif stint before it became GameCube.
Go 50-50 on the last question can't feckin remember
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