Nickelodeon Arcade

Himself - Host (4 episodes, 1992-1993)

Herself - Announcer (4 episodes, 1992-1993)

Celebrity Contestant / ... (2 episodes, 1992-1993)

Games featured in Video Challenges were for the NES, Super Nintendo, Genesis, and Neo Geo.

There were eleven different settings for the main game: "Camelittle", "Cape Cosmos", "Creepyville", "Forgotten Desert", "Mikey's Neighborhood", "Pirate's Cove", "Slurpy Gulch", "Specific Ocean", "Time Portal", "Volcano Jungle", and "We Got'em Mall".

Among the video puzzles on the show were "Credit Crawl", "Fast Forward", "Flash Frame", "Hidden Camera", "Hyper Channels", "Instant Replay", "Mixed Signals", "Robot Vision", "Split Screen", "Video Text", "Video Repairman", and "What Was That?"

A common prize in the video zone round was a karaoke machine. The announcer would often incorrectly pronounce the word karaoke.

Game Over the Bully: Hold it right there, pea brain! Is this interesting? Interesting? Yes No | Share this Share this: Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Permalink Hide options Phil Moore: Here's how we play. You're gonna take Mikey, our video adventurer, and move him all around this screen in every direction except diagonally. Now, as you do this, you're gonna run into our "Four P's:" Points, puzzles, pop quizzes and prizes. Now, be careful, 'cause there's an enemy up there, and if you run into him, you lose control of Mikey to the other team. Now, all questions in round one are worth 25 points, and the team with the highest score at the end of two rounds will get to go inside of a video game to face today's game wizard.

Andrea Lively: Behind this door is the video zone: a place between our world and the video dimension. Waiting to challenge you for control of the video zone is one of the game wizards. Is it... Merlock... Scorchia... or Mongo? One of these two teams will earn the right to enter the video zone and face the game wizard's challenge. Who will it be? Find out today on..."Nick Arcade!"