Answer: Brazil
In 1998 the government of Brazil banned "Grand Theft Auto" (including a $8,500 fine to anyone caught selling it) due to their belief that the game incites violence.

Answer: Tennis for Two
"Tennis for Two" was created by physicist William Higinbotham and displayed at the Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York during 1958.

Answer: Rainbow Road
Rainbow Road is the final race of the Special Cup and is the final original course in "Mario Kart" games.

Answer: Mario Kart
"Super Mario Kart" was originally released in 1992 and since then has become one of Nintendo's staple games, resulting in continuous sequels.

Answer: Tetris
Students at MIT took control of the lighting system of the Green Building and conducted a 21-storey (300-foot) game of "Tetris".

Answer: Nexus
A Nexus is what keep players linked to their champions, so destroying one severs the link and is the main objective of many battle maps.

Answer: Adventure
A fact made famous by the movie "Ready Player One", "Adventure", a game released on the old Atari 2600 in 1979, had the first Easter egg, which was the name of its creator hidden in the game.

Answer: LCD
As with most handheld videogames from the classic days, the Game Boy used a liquid-crystal display (LCD).

Answer: Bayonetta
Bayonetta, the titular character from the "Bayonetta" series of videogames, is a property of the Sega Corporation.

Answer: League of Legends
The League of Legends Championship Series (LCS) is held annually in Berlin and Los Angeles.