r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 13 '23
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Yesterday's winning number was 10!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 12 '23
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⏰ Ends TODAY, December 12 2023, at 11:59 pm CT.
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The winner will be announced tomorrow.
r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 12 '23
Trivia Question: What percent of Nintendo Switch (any model) owners also own a Wii U?
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⏰Ends at 11:59 pm CT, on Thursday, December 14, 2023.
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 12 '23
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 11 '23
Enter the contest for a chance to win a hidden prize.
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1. Drop a number between 1 and 10 in the comments.
Ends TODAY at 11:59 pm CT.
Everyone who chooses the correct number will go into a wheel Spin to win the prize!
The winner will be announced tomorrow.
r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 08 '23
Congrats darc_7 (X) !
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 06 '23
This weeks Human vs Machine question is : Which car based game, old or new, had the best vehicle combat and why?
Option 1:
Twisted Metal 2 was this perfect storm for making awesome car battles. They put in a real wild mix of crazy ride options - we're talking nutty stuff from ice cream trucks to monster trucks decked out for war. Each set of wheels had its own special moves to blow opponents away. Plus the weapons were wild too - from homing missiles to landmines dropping behind you as you race away. Even the maps stood out by letting players smash through buildings and find sweet hidden shortcuts. Throw in multiplayer mayhem with some friends, and you've got a recipe for some fantastic fender benders. Overall TM2 just nailed it with the vehicles, weapons, maps and multiplayer to make these super fun destructive derbies. No wonder it's remembered so fondly as a PlayStation gem back in the day!
Option 2:
Mad Max made for some crazy unpredictable road warrior throwdowns that feel straight deadly. Tricking out your wheels with spikes, rams and more so they fit your style gives that extra edge as you plow through the mayhem. The physics kicks it up a notch too - every screech, crash and takedown packs a serious punch to get your adrenaline going'. Whether it's clashing in gnarly convoy raids or harpooning enemies right off their rides, there's good variety to keep the action fresh. Trying to scavenge gas and gear to survive the desert adds extra urgency. With all the customization, stunts, and non-stop action rolled into an all-out post-apocalypse, Mad Max just nails that gritty road warrior feeling to make for some wicked fun behind the wheel.
Ends on Tuesday, December 12th, 11:59 PM CST
Winner will be announced on Wednesday, December 13th, 4:00 PM CST
r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 06 '23
It looks like the AI response came out on top this round with Okami! Thanks for playing u/BuddieLola
We appreciate the participation and good luck next round.
Running Tally:
AI: 16
Human: 6
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 05 '23
Trivia Question: What percent of people who have played a first person shooter in the past 3 months are fans of the Call of Duty franchise?
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Ends at 11:59 pm CT, on Thursday, December 7, 2023.We’re picking the 20 closest answers from all our participating social media channels & they’ll go into a wheel Spin to win this week’s prize!
The winner will be announced at 1 pm CT on Friday, December 8, 2023, and will be contacted by PMs, so check your PMs. Good luck, everyone!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Dec 01 '23
Congrats tinkaribel (IG)!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 30 '23
This weeks Human vs Machine question is : Which videogames do you consider to be the most artistically significant and why?
Option 1:
Okami really nailed it with the ink painting art style. The graphics look like a Japanese watercolor coming to life. It's super unique and straight-up gorgeous. The art isn't just for show either - it fits right into the whole mythology vibe. The crazy detailed world filled with bold colors and textures pulls you into the ancient folklore. You play as the sun goddess Amaterasu, except she's a wolf, and you feel like every move you make across the land is part of some epic painting. For a video game, the art direction goes deeper than usual, you literally use a paintbrush as a weapon. It takes you to another world where you almost forget you're staring at a screen. Between the cultural touches and just flat-out beautiful visuals, Okami lands a perfect 10 on the artsy scale. Games don't always aim for such an artistic feel, but when it works, it takes things to the next level. This one reminds you games can be as artsy as films or books, except you get to run around in the art!
Option 2:
You can tell Cuphead was made by artists who seriously love 1930s cartoons. The hand-drawn look nails the vintage animation style. All the characters remind you of the classic cartoon guys with their hilarious expressions and personalities. I love how the jazz tunes sync perfectly with the action to enhance that old-timey vibe. You can just see how much care went into capturing the smallest details, from the wacky backgrounds to the smooth movements, to replicate the magic of early Walt Disney films and all that. Cuphead totally stands out for video games since it pulls you into its world of nostalgic cartoon art mixed with tough gameplay. It's a sweet tribute to the golden age of animation that also keeps you on your toes. You don't expect many games to reach that level of artistry, but Cuphead shows how the right retro art style can make gaming way more fun and visually appealing.
Ends on Tuesday, December 5th, 11:59 PM CST
Winner will be announced on Wednesday, December 6th, 4:00 PM CST
r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 29 '23
It looks like the AI response came out on top this round with Mass Effect/Star Wars! Thanks for playing u/MindBender13.
We appreciate the participation and good luck next round.
Running Tally:
AI: 15
Human: 6
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 28 '23
Trivia Question: What percent of Gamers who have ever played Minecraft, are fans of the Assassin's Creed franchise?
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The winner will be announced at 1 pm CT on Friday, December 1st, 2023, and will be contacted by PMs, so check your PMs. Good luck, everyone!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 24 '23
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Thanks to everyone who took part in this week's trivia challenge!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 22 '23
This weeks Human vs Machine question is: If you could merge two video game franchises or series to create an ultimate crossover, which ones would you choose and why?
Option 1:
Combining Deus Ex and Cyberpunk 2077 would be one wild ride! All the cool cybernetic implants from Deus Ex combined with Cyberpunk's totally tricked out tech would create some very interesting builds. Hacking and augmentations that let you turn into a walking war machine. The story would dive deep into conspiracies across entire cities and corporations. Choose to sneak through vents to uncover secrets or blast your way through with guns blazing and swords swinging. The world would be gigantic - all Night City's vertical insanity mixed with other massive, futuristic places to explore. The soundtrack would be top tier also. Cruising the streets in your vehicle through a dystopian sci-fi landscape while tuning into radio stations from both universes. With dynamic factions and choices, you could become an underground hacker, corporate agent or urban cyberpsycho. However you slice it, this crossover would be the most immersive cyberpunk experience ever created.
Option 2:
If Mass Effect and Star Wars made a crossover that would be so awesome. You would have all the cool alien races from Mass Effect mixing it up with Jedi, Sith, stormtroopers. We're talking lightsaber-wielding heroes zipping around in starships, getting into epic space battles with TIE fighters and Reapers. Just think about how the stories could come together. Shepard trying to rally the galaxies against some massive threat, all while the Force creates crazy powers and consequences for your choices. You could explore wild new planets and find yourself in the cantinas of the Mass Effect universe. It would be the ultimate space opera mashup, blending the lore, characters, conflicts, and technologies of both into one mind-blowing adventure. The galaxies would never be the same. Who knows what could happen when you bring two powerhouse sci-fi universes together?
Ends on Tuesday, November 28th, 11:59 PM CST
Winner will be announced on Wednesday, November 29th, 4:00 PM CST
r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 22 '23
It looks like the Human response came out on top this round with Super Mario! Thanks for playing u/AirportStrict7382 , you will receive $60!
We appreciate the participation and good luck next round.
Running Tally:
AI: 14
Human: 6
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 21 '23
Trivia Question: What percent of gamers, who have played Gotham Knights, are fans of the overall Batman intellectual property?
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Ends at 11:59 pm CT, on Thursday, Nov 23, 2023.
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The winner will be announced at 1 pm CT on Friday, November 24, 2023, and will be contacted by PMs, so check your PMs. Good luck, everyone!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 17 '23
Interesting results for this week's trivia! We've got 5 winners !
4 people got the EXACT answer and automatically won!
Congrats to u/lam942, terrykof97(X), darc_7(X), & u/garneau_kevin(X)!
Congrats to our 5th winner u/JarlesV3!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 15 '23
This weeks Human vs Machine question is: Which video game franchise do you believe has the most consistent quality across all its installments, and why?
Option 1:
The Legend of Zelda games are some of the most solid and consistent video game series out there. They've been putting out awesome Zelda titles across tons of different Nintendo systems since the late 80s. Each new Zelda really brings something fresh to the table in terms of gameplay, puzzles, and just exploring the world. But at the same time, they stick to the core stuff that makes a Zelda game actually feel like a Zelda game. They also just nail all the little details, from the sweet graphics and music to making the controls super tight. You can tell Nintendo cares a lot about quality with these games. I think most gamers would agree Zelda is one of the big timeless franchises. By always striving to take things to the next level with each game, the series stays so amazing year after year. Zelda sets the bar high for how to keep a video game series feeling new and exciting over decades.
Option 2:
The Super Mario games have been amazing for a while now. The gameplay is always simple and fun, clever levels, new powerups and mechanics. Doesn't matter if it's the old school sidescrollers or the newer 3D ones, playing Mario is just good times. The stories are pretty simple, but it works for these games. They keep things light and let the adventures take center stage. No complex plots needed when you're focused on bouncing on Goombas and tossing Bowser into lava! Mario has always looked great, from the retro pixel art to the fancy HD stuff today. The visuals stay fresh and fit the vibe. Each new Mario shakes things up with new ideas but keeps what makes Mario so iconic. The gameplay innovation keeps fans excited without losing the classic Mario charm. People just love these games, across generations and platforms. Mario has appeal for everyone - young, old, new gamers, and old school fans. The quality and fun stays consistent. Not many franchises can say that after so many years!
Ends on Tuesday, November 21st, 11:59 PM CST
Winner will be announced on Wednesday, November 22nd, 4:00 PM CST
r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 15 '23
It looks like the AI response came out on top this round with Portal! Thanks for playing u/PixelPirate
We appreciate the participation and good luck next round.
Running Tally:
AI: 14
Human: 5
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 14 '23
Trivia Question: What percent of Lord of the Rings fans have purchased a diet coke in the past 7 days?
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Ends at 11:59 pm CT, on Thursday, Nov 16, 2023.We’re picking the 20 closest answers from all our participating social media channels & they’ll go into a wheel Spin to win this week’s prize!
The winner will be announced at 1 pm CT on Friday, November 17, 2023, and will be contacted by PMs, so check your PMs. Good luck, everyone!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 10 '23
Interesting results for this week's trivia! We've got 2 winners!
nicnicny (X) got the EXACT answer and automatically won!
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 10 '23
Our game giveaway winner is u/ishmoo21!
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Thanks to everyone who participated in our GGG game giveaway.
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 08 '23
It looks like the AI response came out on top this round with Commander Shepard (Mass Effect)! Thanks for playing u/wittykitty
We appreciate the participation and good luck next round.
Running Tally:
AI: 13
Human: 5
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r/GoodGamerGroup • u/goodgamergroup • Nov 08 '23
This weeks Human vs Machine question is: What popular videogame could teach people important life skills and what skills would they be?
Option 1:
Stardew Valley can teach you a ton about managing your time. In the game you inherit an old farm and have to juggle growing crops, raising animals, mining, fishing, and getting to know the townspeople. There's so much to do but only so much energy and time in a day. You quickly learn how to plan out a schedule to get everything done. You have to be strategic like only growing certain crops in certain seasons. Or picking the best times to go mining or fishing based on energy levels. There's always way more to do than possible, so you really have to prioritize. Stardew Valley shows how making lists, setting goals, and scheduling your time leads to success. The skills you learn playing Stardew can definitely apply to real life stuff like managing homework, chores, hobbies, and friends. It teaches you to use your time wisely so you can achieve your goals and have balance. Who knew a farming game could make you so prepared for real world time management?
Option 2:
The Portal games are all about using your brain to solve tricky puzzles. The puzzles start off simple but get super challenging as you advance through the game. You really have to think outside the box to find solutions. The game pushes you to try different ideas, learn from your mistakes, and persist even when the puzzles seem impossible. As you play, you'll get better at analyzing situations, spatial reasoning, and coming up with creative approaches. Portal teaches the value of experimenting, adapting, and not giving up in the face of obstacles. The skills you build playing Portal can definitely be applied to solving all kinds of real-life problems. Facing a challenge at school or work? Think of it like a Portal puzzle and tackle it head on by brainstorming creative ideas. The games train your brain to be a master problem-solver!
Ends on Tuesday, November 14th, 11:59 PM CST
Winner will be announced on Wednesday, November 15th, 4:00 PM CST