Answer: Corrupted Blood
Corrupted Blood was intentionally introduced to the "World of Warcraft" by its programmers via a supervillian, but it soon spread out of control and could only be eradicated by game patches and resets.

Answer: Gameboy
Pokémon came out for the Game Boy in 1996, and the series has continued in every generation of Nintendo handhelds, as well as various other consoles, since.

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: Blue
Once Pac-Man devours a Power Pellet the ghosts panic and turn blue, meaning they can now be eaten also!

Answer: Clyde
Clyde is the orange ghost and is also known as "Pokey" in the English versions of Pac-Man.

Answer: Starman
Starman not only makes Mario invincible but also his touch lethal to enemies.

Answer: Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
"Fire Emblem: Thracia 776" was the last game published for the SNES as a physical cartridge on 21 January 2000.

Answer: Pan European Game Information
Established in 2003, the Pan European Game Information (PEGI) is the system used to give age ratings to videogames in Israel and almost 40 other (primarily European) countries.

Answer: One week
Notch released the "alpha version" of "Minecraft" in just six days, with a fully-marketable version coming out two years later.

Answer: Moonwalker
Though forgettable in its home-console form, the arcade version of Michael Jackson "Moonwalker" (1990) is a much-more entertaining experience.