Pm me your answers
And I will anounce them when the first person gets it right


Question 1. The most misused chat lingo term W00t actually means what in chat speak?


Question 2 :"we're getting to the point nowwhere we can begin to simulate humans instead of playing god and controlling the computer world, players will be able to interact with that world." Which mega famous game designer said this In 1995.

question 3. : what was the song played on the commercials for windows 95

Question 4: Halo was orriginally going to be of what genre and made for what OS

Feel free to google the answers and if a admin wants to make a reward for this like a special title feel free to do so.

1. Gaming origins: We Owned the Other Team
or Wonderful Loot (Everquest gaming slang)

or

As an acronym, can mean Waste of Our Time or Way Out of Topic (online forums) Less common.



2. Will Wright said it



3. Start me Up (rolling stones)



4. an RTS, and (amazingly) for the MAC's LOL


(now i want some kind of prize :P)

apparently not that hard :bleh:

uggh damn I couldnt imagine anyone getting that quiz!
Im guessing you googled it.

And they were the exact answers I wanted. :ok:


Well Good job...

What's so amazing about Halo being intended for Mac? The two (I think) Marathon games were made for that platform, and I believe Halo was part of that line of games. By the way, are there any PC ports of the Marathon games, and can they be made available on Abandonia?

Heh, that was a question on 'Who Wants To Be A Millionare'.

Do people want me to continue making these quizes?

quizzes are always fun...although they SHOULD require some research. I mean, take a look at the ones Tom makes for the PRize Give aways. It shows a picture of a game character and asks the person's name who it was designed after. That's trippy!

That one was fairly hard though. not everyone knows that woot isnt a exclamation or that will wright said that. (although it is quite easy)

true, people couldn't answer them off the top of their head, but you could pretty much copy paste the questions into google and it would give the answer. Tom was really good about writing questions where you couldn't do that. They involved more indepth searching.