Fire up the Xbox, log into your Playstation, and dock your Switch, because it’s game time. For today’s episode, I’ve got 2010s video game trivia. These are all games that came out from 2010 to 2019.
5 replies on “2010s Video Game Trivia | Dorky Geeky Nerdy #342”
I am pretty sure that until you ask about the one game I played, I won’t do very well.
Dorky – 6 Correct, 6 Points – I thought I was doing well, then realized I couldn’t come up the actual title of #2. – There it is, my one game at #10!
Geeky – 3 Correct, 6 Points –
Nerdy – 2 Correct, 6 Points – Comic question, I got that one!
You and me both, Brian! I am still clamoring for another installment in the BotW/TotK line where you actually have to first defeat the Calamity Ganon, then Demon Lord Ganon, then a third one, probably based on Twilight, and the only way to do all of that is by actually uncovering and using the Triforce. This way they’re just writing a single game but can re-use the first two.
I would pay money to have memories of BotW/TotK safely deleted from my brain so I could replay it without any knowledge of it. That first shot of Hyrule after leaving the cave…perfection.
I have some catching up to do. I played a little bit of Link’s Crossbow Training, but the last time I sat and properly played a Zelda game, it was “A Link to the Past”. The “Final Fantasy” property moved to PlayStation when I was in University, and I went with it.
Brian is right. You can start BotW, enjoy it, go back for the Hard Mode DLC, then move on to TotK and love every moment of it. I bought BotW and DLC for the Wii U because that was what I had at the time, and rebought it (and DLC) for the Switch when we got one.
The games have many moments like that. Like the first time the map expanded in BotW, stumbling into GLoom Hands or getting the Master Sword in TotK…
You can absolutely jump in with Breath of the Wild and be good. The new “enhanced” versions for Switch 2 has a lot of nice quality of life improvements. And a few of the older Zelda games are available to play on it.
I am pretty sure that until you ask about the one game I played, I won’t do very well.
Dorky – 6 Correct, 6 Points – I thought I was doing well, then realized I couldn’t come up the actual title of #2. – There it is, my one game at #10!
Geeky – 3 Correct, 6 Points –
Nerdy – 2 Correct, 6 Points – Comic question, I got that one!
You and me both, Brian! I am still clamoring for another installment in the BotW/TotK line where you actually have to first defeat the Calamity Ganon, then Demon Lord Ganon, then a third one, probably based on Twilight, and the only way to do all of that is by actually uncovering and using the Triforce. This way they’re just writing a single game but can re-use the first two.
I would pay money to have memories of BotW/TotK safely deleted from my brain so I could replay it without any knowledge of it. That first shot of Hyrule after leaving the cave…perfection.
I have some catching up to do. I played a little bit of Link’s Crossbow Training, but the last time I sat and properly played a Zelda game, it was “A Link to the Past”. The “Final Fantasy” property moved to PlayStation when I was in University, and I went with it.
Brian is right. You can start BotW, enjoy it, go back for the Hard Mode DLC, then move on to TotK and love every moment of it. I bought BotW and DLC for the Wii U because that was what I had at the time, and rebought it (and DLC) for the Switch when we got one.
The games have many moments like that. Like the first time the map expanded in BotW, stumbling into GLoom Hands or getting the Master Sword in TotK…
You can absolutely jump in with Breath of the Wild and be good. The new “enhanced” versions for Switch 2 has a lot of nice quality of life improvements. And a few of the older Zelda games are available to play on it.