Here is a concise summary of the provided text, which appears to be a script for a YouTube video sharing 15 interesting facts about video games:
**Summary:**
* The video shares 15 lesser-known facts about video games, including:
1. A zombie in Plants vs. Zombies (Xbox) can be allergic to nuts.
2. The Magnavox Odyssey (1972) was the first console, not Atari.
3. Some game characters' designs were inspired by unexpected sources (e.g., Bobby Blay's Time Fungi Boogie from Surpachkids dolls).
4. A Game Boy survived a bombing in the Gulf War and still works.
5. Butch Hartman (The Fairly OddParents creator) almost designed Crash Bandicoot.
6. A Minecraft map recreated famous artworks in 2014.
7. Five Nights at Freddy's was inspired by negative reviews of the creator's previous game.
8. Dr. Eggman's design combined elements from Mario and Sega's rival company mascot.
9. The Super Mario Bros. theme is an adaptation of a song called "Sister Marian".
10. Sonic can't swim because his creator believed hedgehogs couldn't swim (later proven wrong).
11. According to a text portal, the top 4 most popular video game characters are:
* 1st: Sonic
* 2nd: Pikachu
* 3rd: Batman
* 4th: Mario
* The video ends with shoutouts to viewers who answered a previous question correctly and an invitation to like and comment for more content.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Nintendo's Mascot**: The text assumes the audience already knows Nintendo's mascot, implied to be Mario (though not explicitly stated in the provided fact).
2. **Atari Not First Console**: The Magnavox Odyssey (1972) holds the title of the first console in history, not Atari.
3. **Magnavox Odyssey Features**: The console could only move a light on the TV screen, which rotated in all directions.
4. **Transparent Templates**: The Magnavox Odyssey included transparent templates to be pasted on the screen for different games, like tennis.
5. **Game Boy Durability**: A Game Boy found in a bombing in the Gulf War (between 1990 and 1991) was severely damaged but still functional.
6. **Shortest Game Code**: In 2015, a developer challenge on Twitter resulted in a game ("Tiny Twitch") coded within a 140-character limit.
7. **Bobby Blay Time Fungi Boogie Inspiration**: The character's design was inspired by the sweets "Surpachkids," which were named after "Cabash Kids" dolls.
8. **Minecraft Art Gallery**: In 2014, a London gallery created a Minecraft map featuring famous artworks that players could explore.
9. **Candy Cat NFT**: The official page for a Candy Cat NFT contains a coded message referencing a popular internet meme.
10. **Five Nights at Freddy's Origin**: Negative reviews of Scott Cawthon's previous game, "The Desolate Hope," inspired the creation of "Five Nights at Freddy's."
11. **Crash Bandicoot Design**: Butch Hartman, creator of "The Fairly OddParents" and "Danny Phantom," almost designed Crash Bandicoot.
12. **Dr. Eggman Design Inspiration**: The character was designed by combining elements from famous characters with Mario, the mascot of rival company Nintendo.
13. **Super Mario Bros. Music Origin**: The iconic Super Mario Bros. melody is an adaptation of "Sister Marian" by The Square.
14. **Underworld Soundtrack Origin**: The Underworld sound in a referenced game (not explicitly named in this fact) comes from a song titled "Lets No Touches."
15. **Sonic's Swimming Ability**: Sonic was designed to not swim because his creator, Yuji Naka, believed hedgehogs couldn't swim, a misconception corrected after visiting a hedgehog sanctuary.
16. **Most Popular Video Game Character**: According to a text portal, the top three are: 1. Sonic, 2. Pikachu, and 3. Batman, with Mario in fourth place.
17. **Movilong's Inspiration**: The character's appearance is inspired by "Instead of Spaghetti" dolls from the 90s, known for their rubbery bodies and bendable hair.