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Which video game popularised the phrase 'Winner winner chicken dinner'?
Answer
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
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- Game short name PUBG (PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds), UTF-8 right-padded with zeros to 32 bytes
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- en.wikipedia.org, arstechnica.com, dictionary.com, 'winner winner chicken dinner' (2018), https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/winner-winner-chicken-dinner; states the phrase became popular online after the 2017 release of playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg)., kotaku.com, pc gamer, 'where did 'winner winner chicken dinner' come from?' (2018), attributing the phrase's popularization to playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg), where it appears as the victory message, www.dictionary.com
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#1943PUBGfrom en.wikipedia.org
#503PlayerUnknown's Battlegroundsfrom www.dictionary.com
#49PlayerUnknown's Battlegroundsfrom kotaku.com
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