Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. SEGA, the company that created Sonic the Hedgehog, is actually an abbreviation for _______________.
Originally known as Standard Games, the company was founded in Honolulu, Hawaii, in 1940 to provide coin-operated amusement machines for U.S. military bases. They relocated to Japan in the 1950s following a government crackdown on slot machines and changed the name to Service Games.
- Multiple Choice
2. Which character served as SEGA's mascot prior to Sonic but never gained traction with American audiences?
FUN FACT
Alex Kidd hadn't appeared in his own game since 1990, until the 2021 remaster of his very first game, "Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX."
- Multiple Choice
3. In which SEGA arcade racer did Sonic the Hedgehog appear as an air freshener three months before the release of the first "Sonic" game?
SEGA allowed their AM3 division to put Sonic in Rad Mobile to get the character's likeness out to the public before releasing the official "Sonic the Hedgehog" game.
- Multiple Choice
4. What animated movie marks the film debut of Sonic the Hedgehog?
FUN FACT
Sonic The Hedgehog shows up in both "Wreck-It Ralph" and its sequel, "Ralph Breaks the Internet." In both Disney films he is voiced by current video game Sonic actor Roger Craig Smith.
- Multiple Choice
5. Sonic's iconic red shoes are in part modeled after Michael Jackson's boots from the album cover for "___________."
FUN FACT
According to Sonic's character designer, Naoto Ohshima, the buckle comes from Michael Jackson's boots from 1987's "Bad," and the red and white color scheme comes from Santa Claus.
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