What was the primary purpose of the speaker's shop simulator prototype?

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To test the tools in their code monkey toolkit
To create a new game for commercial release
To learn a new programming language
To compete with the Supermarket Simulator game
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Why does the speaker believe the Supermarket Simulator game is successful?
It features high-end graphics
It involves many tactile and satisfying interactions
It has a complex storyline
It is a multiplayer game
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What is a key lesson from the Supermarket Simulator's success according to the speaker?
Polish the elements that players interact with the most
Include as many features as possible
Use the latest technology for development
Focus on polishing the entire game
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How did the Supermarket Simulator game gain popularity?
Through a strong marketing campaign
By releasing a successful demo or prologue
By being the first of its kind
Through celebrity endorsements
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the main advantage of having a game that is 80% familiar and 20% unique?
It helps players quickly understand the game while offering something new.
It ensures the game is completely original.
It makes the game easier to develop.
It guarantees the game will be a commercial success.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is a potential downside of using AI for coding, as discussed in the video?
AI might produce code that is difficult to understand and modify.
AI always produces incorrect code.
AI can write code faster than humans.
AI can only be used for simple coding tasks.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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In the supermarket simulator, what is a key strategy for maximizing profits?
Ignoring market price changes.
Stocking only one type of item.
Buying items when they are cheap and selling them when they are expensive.
Buying items when they are expensive and selling them when they are cheap.
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