30 Geeky Bits of Trivia About Video Games, TTRPGs and Other Nerddome

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30 Geeky Bits of Trivia About Video Games, TTRPGs and Other Nerddome

You nerds these days have it easy. You can call anything that you’re into “nerding out” and feel like an underdog — even if you're “nerding out” to the most popular fantasy franchise in human history. Back in the 1990s, you had to spend a lot more time in lockers and toilet bowls to earn that label. 

But now, thanks to elderly dweebs like us, everyone can take on the “nerd” label without fear. Oh, you’re “nerding out” on football? That’s not how it works! Well, this list is for the real, O.G. nerds. We see you dorks.

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CRACKED.COM Te Ac celebrities who play D&D LG 7 z 20 Patton oswalt 5 8 The comedian has been playing since the 6th grade, and still plays with his comedian friends (often as Boozehammer, a drunken dwarf warrior.)

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ADVENTURE The first Easter egg was created by a disgruntled + Atari employee. ADVENTURE معر VIDEO COMPUTER SYSTEM GAME PROGRAM 3 GAMES VIDEO SHEEP LEVELS OZ PLAYER SALE created Warren Robinett, the programmer on Adventure, knew he wouldn't get credit for his work. So he created a secret room with his name written on the floor. By the time it was discovered, the games had hit the shelves. Atari decided to tell people it was a hidden feature, and coined the term Easter egg. CRACKED.COM

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Game makers created a government body to oversee video game censorship. EARLY CHILDHOOD EVERYONE EVERYONE 10+ TEEN © ® T . E C E CONTENT RATED BY CONTENT RATED BY CONTENT RATED BY CONTENT RATED BY ESRB ESRB ESRB ESRB MATURE 17+ ADULTS ONLY 18+ RATING PENDING M a A RP CONTENT RATED BY CONTENT RATED BY CONTENT RATED BY ESRB ESRB ESRB CRACKED.COM Working with Congress in the 90s, they created the Entertainment Software Ratings Board, which makes the black and white letters on game cases most people ignore.

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TLOZ's iconic title music was a last-minute patch. THE LEGEND OF ZELDA™ TM ©1986 NINTENDO CRACKED.COM They had planned to use Ravel's Boléro, but found out at the last minute that it wasn't yet in the public domain. Nintendo composer Koji Kondo had a day to whip up the iconic theme.

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30 Geeky Bits of Trivia About Video Games, TTRPGs and Other Nerddome

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