aspro said:Given the name of the game, that is a good guess -- it is certainly in their milieu, but sorry no.
At least I will be able to look in the face of my maker, many years from now when my time has come, and say I gave it my best shot.
Lucas arts?
Konami.
Archangel3371 said:Konami.
I almost went with Konami. You better be wrong. 
Activision?
robio said:Bonus points, who published The Wonderswan version?
Nintendo
Foolz said:Archangel3371 said:Konami.
I almost went with Konami. You better be wrong.
I’m never wrong.
travo said:Lucas arts?
Correct.
Travo is on the board. But it's too late to win Season One.
Raven 5
Foolz 4
AC 4
Dvader 1
Robio 1
Travo 1
We now go onto the final question. Foozl and AC can tie with this question, forcing a bonus round.
Question 20...
From 1987 to 1990 this company developed a series of three Jeopardy! games for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Who are three people who have never been in my kitchen?
Hold on a minute. I just checked and ZAMN was developed by Lucas Arts and published by Konami.
For the Jeopardy! game question I want to say Acclaim.
Archangel3371 said:Hold on a minute. I just checked and ZAMN was developed by Lucas Arts and published by Konami.
Correct. Archangel is now on the board. Travo still gets his point. to the updated board is:
Raven 5
Foolz 4
AC 4
Achangel 1
Dvader 1
Robio 1
Travo 1
robio said:I believe I am owed a bonus point for explaining the audience for Armour hot dogs.
You did not sufficently answer the question. The correct answer was "fat kids, skinny kids, kids who climb on rocks, tough kids, sissy kids, even kids with chicken pox".
Archangel3371 said:For the Jeopardy! game question I want to say Acclaim.
I'm sorry, it is not Acclaim.
Definitely wrong, but why not Atari.