Toontown Adobe Flash Content/USA/Toontown Trivia Challenge

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Toontown Trivia Challenge
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Region: United States
File Name: tnt_mmg_trv_trivia.swf
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On one of the Disney websites (http://disney.go.com/games/), there was an assortment of "Trivia Challenge" games with varying themes. One of said Trivia Challenge games was themed around Toontown Online, and was titled "Toontown Trivia Challenge" (file name being tnt_mmg_trv_trivia.swf).

Gameplay

Like the other Disney Trivia Challenge games, Toontown Trivia Challenge's gameplay revolved around asking the player questions. In this case, the questions were themed around Toontown Online. The player would have to choose the correct answer from a multiple choice-styled selection screen. Choosing the correct answer would earn the player points and a "correct answer" animation would play. Choosing the wrong answer would cause a "wrong answer" animation to play. though it is unknown how this would've impacted the player's points (whether via deducting points or having no effect).

Music

None of the sound effects nor music in Toontown Trivia Challenge were from the actual Disney's Toontown Online game. The game only had one song which would loop indefinitely while the game was running.

Main Theme

Links of Origin

The game's main file was originally stored in the link (http://a.dolimg.com/media/en-US/games/tnt_mmg_trv_trivia/tnt_mmg_trv_trivia.swf) and can still be downloaded from said link as of August 8, 2023. The game relied on other files and/or data in order to function correctly, with said other components' links of origin being unknown.

The game was most likely originally able to be viewed and played by users on a link similar to this one: (http://disney.go.com/games/html/?id=10523), which is for a game titled "Disney Fan Trivia Challenge". However, in Toontown Trivia Challenge's case, the ID section of the link would've likely had the number "9798" instead of "10516", since a link (which has an unknown purpose, since there is no evidence indicating the game would've been directly playable through this link) where Toontown Bubble Jumble was referenced (http://disney.go.com/games/play/?content=9798) implies that the game's ID number was "9798".

The game's question data was most likely stored in an XML file link similar to this one: (http://a.dolimg.com/media/en-US/games/nondxdgames/ant_spl_puz_episodequiz/xml/quiz_questions.xml), which is for a quiz game for a different Disney property titled "A.N.T. Farm".

Trivia

Gallery

  • A screenshot of Toontown Trivia Challenge in its current-day broken state (as of August 11, 2023), with there being an assortment of placeholder text (i.e. "QUESTION PLACE HOLDER", "Choice line. Text goes here.", "User name", etc.) where there used to be finalized gameplay-related text.

    A screenshot of Toontown Trivia Challenge in its current-day broken state (as of August 11, 2023), with there being an assortment of placeholder text (i.e. "QUESTION PLACE HOLDER", "Choice line. Text goes here.", "User name", etc.) where there used to be finalized gameplay-related text.

  • A GIF of the sprite used when the player would answer a question correctly. NOTE: Some minor details in the GIF are inaccurate to how the sprite looked when actually used during gameplay due to GIF compression, additionally the FPS may not be fully accurate to the speed the sprite actually played at during gameplay.

    A GIF of the sprite used when the player would answer a question correctly. NOTE: Some minor details in the GIF are inaccurate to how the sprite looked when actually used during gameplay due to GIF compression, additionally the FPS may not be fully accurate to the speed the sprite actually played at during gameplay.

  • A GIF of the sprite used when the player would answer a question incorrectly. NOTE: Some minor details in the GIF are inaccurate to how the sprite looked when actually used during gameplay due to GIF compression, additionally the FPS may not be fully accurate to the speed the sprite actually played at during gameplay. Furthermore, the red box may be a placeholder graphic that unintentionally became incorporated into the finalized sprite during this game's development. If so, what should've replaced the red box is unknown.

    A GIF of the sprite used when the player would answer a question incorrectly. NOTE: Some minor details in the GIF are inaccurate to how the sprite looked when actually used during gameplay due to GIF compression, additionally the FPS may not be fully accurate to the speed the sprite actually played at during gameplay. Furthermore, the red box may be a placeholder graphic that unintentionally became incorporated into the finalized sprite during this game's development. If so, what should've replaced the red box is unknown.

  • Toontown Central playground background used for the game.

    Toontown Central playground background used for the game.

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