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Answer: Little Mac
Why: The NES manual calls him a 17 year old from the Bronx. When Nintendo's Mike Tyson licence lapsed, the 1990 rerelease swapped in Mr. Dream.
Answer: The Legend of Zelda
Why: Its gold cartridge reached America in August 1987, though Morita Kazuo no Shogi had already put a save battery in a Japanese cart.
Answer: Pooka
Why: The name comes from pukapuka, a Japanese onomatopoeia for puffing, and a falling rock crushes one just as surely as the pump does.
Answer: Copying defeated bosses' weapons
Why: Figuring out the cyclic weakness chain makes each consecutive boss drastically easier to overcome.
Answer: Spread Gun
Why: The 1988 home port made the Konami Code famous: entered at the title screen, it hands the player 30 lives.
Answer: New Mexico desert
Why: Atari buried about 728,000 cartridges near Alamogordo in 1983, and a 2014 dig recovered roughly 1,300 of them.