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

Answer: Orcs & Humans
The first Warcraft was called "Orcs & Humans", and various aspects of the game, such as its multiplayer functionality and real-time strategy play, helped revolutionize the videogame industry.

Answer: Cutscenes
A cutscene or event scene is a non-interactive break from gameplay, with the term being coined by the creator of the graphic-adventure game "Maniac Mansion".

Answer: Azeroth
Azeroth is the fictional home to humans, trolls, elves, dragons and other warring species.

Answer: $60
The average player of "Fortnite", including those who pay nothing at all, spends approximately $60 on the game.

Answer: Nintendo Power
"Nintendo Power" was first published in 1988 and was discontinued in 2012, though it came back in 2017 in the form of a podcast.

Answer: Magnavox Odyssey
The Magnavox Odyssey was first released in 1972, and it is known for featuring a game similar to Pong.

Answer: Mortal Kombat
Ed Boon and John Tobias are more famous than the average videogame designers, as there is a well-known character named after them (Noob Saibot) who is part of the "Mortal Kombat" franchise, which they originated.

Answer: Plumbers
Since the release of the original "Mario Bros." in 1983, it has been established that Mario (and Luigi) is an Italian-American plumber.