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: Kyoto
Nintendo's first headquarters in 1889 was in Kyoto, Japan, and the company is still stationed there at this present time.

Answer: World Joyland
World Joyland, located in China, is based on "World of Warcraft" and "StarCraft" despite having no formal agreement with its developers, Blizzard Entertainment.

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

Answer: The Covenant
The Covenant deem it the will of their gods that they destroy the human race.

Answer: Jaleel White
During his brief animated run, Sonic was played by none other than Jaleel White, best known for portraying the character Steve Urkel from the sitcom "Family Matters".

Answer: World War II
"Call of Duty" is set in World War II, and players can approach the game from the perspective an American, British or Russian soldier.

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: Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson contributed some music to "Sonic 3 & Knuckles" though went uncredited after abandoning the project.

Answer: Game Link Cable
The Game Link Cable, released in 1989 alongside the Game Boy, allowed two of these devices to be connected to perform a multitude of functions such as multi-player and item trading.