| Words with impasse or end | 25 |
| Words with end or angle | 23 |
| Words before impasse or end | 27 |
| Words before end or angle | 25 |
| ___ undisclosed location | 24 |
| Words before time or cost | 25 |
| "Peace ___ price" | 27 |
| ___ rate (in whatever event) | 28 |
| ___ cost (no matter how) | 24 |
| __ cost (no matter what) | 24 |
| Give ___ on the shoulder | 24 |
| Give __ on the shoulder | 23 |
| Get __ on the shoulder | 22 |
| How Pyrrhic victories are won | 29 |
| Not without consequences | 24 |
| How fame comes, sometimes | 25 |
| "Centipede" company | 29 |
| Missile Command game company | 28 |
| Big name in video games | 23 |
| Video game system name | 22 |
| Asteroids game company | 22 |
| Video game trailblazer | 22 |
| Revolutionary computer | 22 |
| Nintendo's precursor | 24 |
| Missile Command company | 23 |
| Classic video game name | 23 |
| Big name in arcade games | 24 |
| Vintage video game name | 23 |
| Space Invaders company | 22 |
| Pioneering video game company | 29 |
| Onetime Coleco competitor | 25 |
| Old Intellivision rival | 23 |
| Maker of Space Invaders | 23 |
| Electronic game pioneer | 23 |
| Early video game company | 24 |
| Early arcade game supplier | 26 |
| Company that made Asteroids | 27 |
| Company that created Pong | 25 |
| Collectible game system | 23 |
| Classic video game company | 26 |
| Classic name in arcades | 23 |
| Big name in video arcades | 25 |
| Asteroids game creator | 22 |
| "Pong" people | 23 |
| __ 2600: early game console | 27 |
| Video game system pioneer | 25 |
| Trailblazing video game maker | 29 |
| Test Drive Unlimited maker | 26 |
| Space Invaders producer | 23 |
| Space Invaders platform | 23 |
| Space Invaders maker, once | 26 |
| Space Invaders game company | 27 |
| RollerCoaster Tycoon maker | 26 |
| Producer of Space Invaders | 26 |
| Pole Position game company | 26 |
| Pioneering game company | 23 |
| Pioneer name in video games | 27 |
| Onetime rival of Coleco | 23 |
| Old name in game arcades | 24 |
| Old name in coin-op games | 25 |
| Old Intellivision competitor | 28 |
| Nolan Bushnell's company | 28 |
| Nintendo's predecessor | 26 |
| Name on some arcade equipment | 29 |
| Name in games since 1972 | 24 |
| Name in games people play | 25 |
| Missile Command producer | 24 |
| Maker of the video game Pong | 28 |
| Maker of the game Pong | 22 |
| Maker of the game Dig Dug | 25 |
| Maker of the game Combat | 24 |
| Maker of the game Asteroids | 27 |
| Maker of Missile Command | 24 |
| Maker of Gauntlet and Area 51 | 29 |
| Intellivision rival, once | 25 |
| Gauntlet-dropping company? | 26 |
| Game maker starting in 1972 | 27 |
| Game company founded in 1972 | 28 |
| Early video-gamegiant | 22 |
| Early video game system | 23 |
| Early video game maker | 22 |
| Early Steve Jobs employer | 25 |
| Early name in video games | 25 |
| Early name in home computers | 28 |
| Dragon Ball Z producer | 22 |
| Dragon Ball Z game company | 26 |
| Company that produced Pong | 26 |
| Company that made Pong | 22 |
| Company that introduced Pong | 28 |
| Company that created Paperboy | 29 |
| ColecoVision competitor | 23 |
| Chess : check :: go : ___ | 25 |
| Centipede video game creator | 28 |
| Breakout company of 1976 | 24 |
| Big name at video arcades | 25 |
| Arcade games trailblazer | 24 |
| 2008 Infogrames acquisition | 27 |
| 1977 video gaming debut | 23 |
| "Pong" producer | 25 |
| "Pong" creator | 24 |