Oracle
Which video game popularised the phrase 'Winner winner chicken dinner'?
Answer
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
- game_name
- PUBG denotes PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.
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- www.dictionary.com, arstechnica.com, cychicken.com, dictionary.com, 'winner winner chicken dinner' (https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/winner-winner-chicken-dinner); kotaku, 'the origins of battlegrounds' winner winner chicken dinner' line (https://kotaku.com/the-origins-of-battlegrounds-winner-winner-chicken-din-1796870568), dictionary.com, https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/winner-winner-chicken-dinner; ars technica, https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/04/pubg-creators-finally-decide-a-copycat-game-has-gone-too-far-file-suit/, dictionary.com, https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/winner-winner-chicken-dinner; kotaku, https://kotaku.com/the-origins-of-battlegrounds-winner-winner-chicken-din-1796870568, dictionary.com, winner winner chicken dinner (became popular online after pubg release); kotaku, the origins of battlegrounds’ ‘winner winner chicken dinner’ line (2017)., dictionary.com, ‘winner winner chicken dinner’ (https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/winner-winner-chicken-dinner); corroborated by kotaku, ‘the origins of battlegrounds’ ‘winner winner chicken dinner’ line’ (https://kotaku.com/the-origins-of-battlegrounds-winner-winner-chicken-din-1796870568)., dictionary.com, ‘winner winner chicken dinner’, https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/winner-winner-chicken-dinner (states phrase became popular online after the 2017 release of playerunknown’s battlegrounds (pubg))., dictionary.com, ‘winner winner chicken dinner’: https://www.dictionary.com/culture/slang/winner-winner-chicken-dinner, en.wikipedia.org, kotaku.com, merriam-webster / dictionary.com word-of-the-year and slang coverage of 'winner winner chicken dinner' (2018), attributing the phrase's modern popularization to playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg), the battle-royale game whose victory screen displays the message., pc gamer, 'the bizarre and wonderful history of winner winner chicken dinner' (pcgamer.com); the phrase was popularised by playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg), released 2017, which used it as its victory message, borrowing it from a las vegas casino chicken-dinner-for-$1.79 tradition referenced by the game's creator brendan greene., playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg) popularised the phrase 'winner winner, chicken dinner' as its victory message shown to the last surviving player/team; widely documented in gaming press coverage of the game since its 2017 release., pubg (playerunknown's battlegrounds) is widely credited as the game that popularized 'winner winner chicken dinner' as its victory message; the phrase itself predates the game (attributed to casino/vegas slang) but pubg's use of it made the phrase a mainstream gaming catchphrase, as documented in gaming press coverage (e.g. kotaku, pc gamer articles on pubg's win screen phrase)., pubg (playerunknown's battlegrounds) official in-game victory screen displays 'winner winner chicken dinner' upon a player's win; widely documented, e.g. pc gamer and polygon articles on pubg's slang and the phrase's origin/popularisation via the game., pubg (playerunknown's battlegrounds) official/community lore and widely reported gaming journalism (e.g. pc gamer, kotaku) attribute 'winner winner chicken dinner' as the victory phrase popularised by pubg, inherited from a las vegas casino saying referenced by the game's creator., pubg (playerunknown's battlegrounds) win screen displays 'winner winner chicken dinner' upon a player's victory; the phrase, an older gambling idiom, was popularised broadly by pubg's mass adoption starting in 2017 and subsequently referenced across other battle royale games (e.g. fortnite, apex legends, call of duty: warzone)., the phrase 'winner winner chicken dinner' was popularised by the battle royale video game playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg), first released in early access in march 2017, where it appears as the victory message shown to the winning player/team at the end of a match; this usage predates and is widely credited with mainstreaming the phrase (it originated earlier as slang associated with winning at a casino, reportedly las vegas, but pubg is the video game that popularised it)., widely documented gaming journalism (e.g. pc gamer, ign, polygon coverage of pubg) attributes popularizing the phrase 'winner winner chicken dinner' to playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg), where it appears as the victory message., widely documented gaming journalism and game history sources (e.g. pc gamer, polygon, kotaku, and pubg's own marketing) attribute the phrase 'winner winner chicken dinner' as the victory message popularised by playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg), released 2017, which displayed the phrase to the winning player at the end of each match., widely documented gaming press/reference consensus (e.g. merriam-webster's slang coverage and gaming outlets such as pc gamer) that playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg), released 2017, is the video game that popularised the victory phrase "winner winner chicken dinner" (itself older casino slang) to a mass audience, displaying it on-screen as the game's win condition message., widely documented in gaming journalism (e.g. pc gamer, kotaku, rolling stone coverage of pubg) that the phrase 'winner winner chicken dinner' was popularised by playerunknown's battlegrounds (pubg), which displays it on-screen as the victory message; the phrase predates the game (attributed to casino/diner slang) but pubg is credited with popularising it in modern gaming culture., wikipedia article "playerunknown's battlegrounds" (and general gaming press coverage), which state that the game's phrase 'winner winner, chicken dinner' displayed on victory popularised the saying, derived from a real las vegas casino/restaurant chicken dinner special referenced by the game's creator brendan greene., www.lasvegasadvisor.com
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