Game Development Quiz

Stand-alone game systems found in public venues like malls and amusement parks, played standing up with buttons and joysticks.

Proprietary systems (Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo) played at home, connected to a television set.

Lightweight, portable game consoles with built-in screens, controls, and speakers.

Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game; persists 24 hours with subscription-based revenue.

Each player takes a turn with unlimited time to plan moves.

No time interval between turns; continuous gameplay popular online.

Compromise between turn-based and real-time; limits time per turn.

Artificial intelligence characters controlled by the game, not a human player.

Players share game on a local area network without sharing screen or input device.

Games specifically designed as advertising tools, featuring a brand.

A subcategory of games related to fitness and physical activity.

Player has first-person perspective and cannot see their character onscreen.

Strategy games with constant time pressure and micromanagement.

Process simulations focused on building and creating rather than destroying.