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

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: Space Invaders
Originating in 1978, as of the beginning of 2019 the "Space Invaders" franchise has generated almost $14 billion in revenue.

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: 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: John Madden
John Madden won a Superbowl as a coach of the Los Angeles Raiders but is perhaps better known for being a sportscaster. The videogame series named after him has been ongoing for almost 30 years.

Answer: Nintendo
The PlayStation was originally a CD-ROM add-on for the Super Nintendo. Nintendo pulling out of the deal in 1991 prompted Sony to eventually produce it on their own.

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

Answer: Shigeru Miyamoto
Shigeru Miyamoto is not only credited with creating the Mario franchise but also "the Legend of Zelda", "Star Fox" and others. Born in 1952, he now serves as a representative director for Nintendo.