A) December 2003 B) August 2006 C) Spring 2004 D) E3 2003 in May
A) Activision and DreamWorks B) Activision and TDK Mediactive C) Take-Two Interactive and Luxoflux D) Beenox and KnowWonder
A) Luxoflux B) KnowWonder C) Kevin Manthei D) Beenox
A) Luxoflux B) Activision C) Take-Two Interactive D) DreamWorks
A) Activision Publishing B) Take-Two Licensing C) Take-Two Media D) DreamWorks Interactive
A) Nintendo B) Sony C) Take-Two Interactive D) DreamWorks
A) May 2004 B) December 2003 C) May 2003 D) Spring 2004
A) One B) Two C) Three D) Four
A) Luxoflux B) Kevin Riepl C) Beenox D) KnowWonder
A) Unreal Engine 4 B) Unity C) Unreal Engine 2 D) Source Engine
A) Shrek 2: Team PC B) Shrek 2: Team Action C) Shrek 2: Unreal D) Shrek 2: Kids Edition
A) Beenox B) KnowWonder C) Activision D) Luxoflux
A) Kevin Manthei and Kevin Riepl B) KnowWonder and Take-Two C) Luxoflux and Beenox D) Mary Jane Irwin and Craig Harris
A) 70 B) 55 C) 72 D) 58
A) Over 65 minutes B) Exactly 58 minutes C) Over 50 minutes D) Over 80 minutes
A) May 2003 B) July 2006 C) May 6, 2004 D) August 2006
A) DreamWorks B) Activision C) TDK Mediactive D) KMM Productions
A) Universally acclaimed B) Mixed to average C) Unanimously praised D) Extremely negative
A) 72.56% B) 72.27% C) 62.90% D) 71.92%
A) 70 out of 100 B) 55 out of 100 C) 71 out of 100 D) 72 out of 100
A) 71 out of 100 B) 70 out of 100 C) 55 out of 100 D) 72 out of 100
A) 55 out of 100 B) 70 out of 100 C) 72 out of 100 D) 71 out of 100
A) 70 out of 100 B) 55 out of 100 C) 49 out of 100 D) 72 out of 100
A) 71.29% B) 49% C) 72.56% D) 62.90%
A) An absolute treat B) Nothing new C) An amusing jaunt into the world of the movie D) Mixed to average
A) An absolute treat B) Disappointing C) A massive failure D) An amusing jaunt
A) Terrible B) Nothing new C) A masterpiece D) Extremely innovative
A) Batman Begins B) Shrek 1 C) Spider-Man 2 D) Toy Story 2
A) More than ten million units B) More than two million units C) More than five million units D) Exactly four million units
A) 2.5 million copies B) 4 million copies C) 700,000 copies D) 850,000 copies
A) $18 million B) $5 million C) $72 million D) $26 million
A) 35th highest-selling game B) 70th highest-selling game C) 50th highest-selling game D) 1st highest-selling game
A) 4 million copies B) 850,000 copies C) 700,000 copies D) 5 million copies
A) $26 million B) $72 million C) $2.5 million D) $18 million
A) 10th highest-selling game B) 70th highest-selling game C) 100th highest-selling game D) 35th highest-selling game
A) 5 million units B) 4 million units C) 2.5 million units D) 700,000 units
A) More than 5 million units B) More than 4 million units C) 700,000 units D) 2.5 million units
A) Metacritic B) Kids' Choice Awards C) Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences D) GameRankings
A) 8th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards B) Next Generation Awards C) 2005 Kids' Choice Awards D) E3 2003
A) Console Children's Game of the Year B) Best-Selling Game of May C) Best PC Game D) Favourite Video Game
A) November 10, 2026 B) November 10, 2025 C) October 31, 2026 D) December 25, 2024
A) KnowWonder B) Activision C) Luxoflux D) Aspyr
A) Full-motion video cutscenes B) Scrolls found in chests C) A storybook interface D) In-game dialogue trees
A) 5 B) 11 C) 25 D) 10
A) Fly over walls B) Pick locks C) Destroy obstacles D) Slow down time
A) Super strength B) Slow down time C) Invisibility D) Destroy obstacles
A) Three little pigs B) Billy Goat Gruff C) Seven dwarfs D) Three blind mice
A) Feathers B) Gold coins C) Shell shards D) Bits
A) Rumpelstiltskin B) The Big Bad Wolf C) Pied Piper D) Captain Hook
A) Ogre Rush B) Bonus Round C) Super Mode D) Hero Time
A) Exploding them via rhythm-based button presses B) Luring them with birdseed C) Catching them in a butterfly net D) Shooting them with a crossbow
A) KnowWonder B) Vicarious Visions C) Luxoflux D) Activision
A) First-person shooter B) Side-scroller C) Open-world RPG D) Top-down strategy
A) Gingerbread Man B) Dragon C) Prince Charming D) King Harold |