The hardest gaming quiz in the world

2 March 2015

You know what it’s like – you wake up in a dark, dirty, tiled room, hand-cuffed to a drain pipe with no recollection how you got there.

A screen in the dark corner of the room flickers on.

“Hello, do you want to play a little game?”

Suddenly spinning blades fly out of a gap in the wall on the far side of the room. It’s level with your head, threatening to spring at you at any second.

“To escape, all you need to do is punch in the key strokes of the Konami Code,” the voice says. “You do know the Konami Code, don’t you? Better be quick – the clock is ticking.”

In a panic, you try to wrack your brain – the Konami Code? you think in a panic. What the f- that’s from years ago! 

Was it A, B, something? Up, Down, Left, Right? Think, dammit, think!

But it’s too late. The trap activates, sending the blades flying. You are dead. You lose.

Luckily for you, MyGaming has your back.

Take our gaming quiz to test out how much you really know about your favourite hobby, and never be caught unaware again.

Sure, you can cheat. Sure, you can turn to Google for the answers. Heck, we won’t even be able to tell. But you will know. And you will feel terrible about it.

Avoid sleepless nights, and let’s all play fair.

[WpProQuiz 5]

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  1. Thinus Botha
    07.03.2015 at 09:17

    7/10 Not bad…knew some of the lesser known facts but learned alot too

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