Is there a correct term for up-ones?

extra life

It's stupid to call it a 1up in anything other than a Mario game.

>>4177194
This.
It was always life/lives for me and everyone I know.

>>4177194
Several non-Mario games use 1-UP, but I agree that extra life is the second most acceptable.

>>4177187
i dunno

Technically I think a 1-up is just the item that gives you an extra life. The actual resource is lives.

>>4177187
Sorry about the band, Badgers.

>>4177187
>EXTEND

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>>4177240
this

>>4177240
REST

Zanki

>>4177187
life

>>4177278
残基

Reincarnations

>>4177319
remaining kalpas before the end of all existence?

Additional dude

spare amigos

I had different names for different days.
On mondays they would be Enzos.
Then the rest of the days of the week was, in this order: Nico, Greg, David, El Enzo (not to be confused with Enzos), Diego, Flavio.
There wouldn't be any plurals though.
Like "Oh I've got 4 El Enzo lef".

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>>4177458
What the flying christ?

>>4177234
mark as best answer

Even in the beginning there was little standard. "extended play" was even used a lot in the vinyl and cassette era

>>4177213
>>4177234
I would agree this is most likely the closest to a solid definition in the current lexicon

>>4177458
What if you earned the extra life on Wednesday but you didn't use it until Thursday? Greg or David?

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Extra mans.

>>4177187
quantum continue

Save slot #1

>>4177187
Uppuns.

Surplus Chappies

>>4177187
>up-ones
Yeah, anything except that.

>>4177187

Reincarnation object

>>4177187

Mushroom tips.

>>4177187
Forgot free life/lives

I call them extra lives

>>4177273
What did they mean by this

>>4178274
Remaining

>>4177187
cats

Vida, unup, callampa verde.

>>4177187

There is no universal term, which has been an ongoing debate since video games were invented.

In pong, the opponents score was your lives and they were called (you guessed it) plink planks.

In the UK of course, you mostly called them Auntie Brown Breads on account that they were anti-game over resources.

>>4177303
Isthis a joke?

>>4177458
When cleaning the cartridge you're supposed to blow out into it, not breath it in you retard.

I've legitimately never heard anyone say anything besides 1-Up or just "lives".
Except that one Fairly OddParents episode where Timmy calls them a "free man".

>>4177187
"Another Guy" as in "I got another guy" or "your mother fucked another guy"

>>4177187
bonus boy

>>4177187
A Toon

>>4177187

I usually just call them BING BING WAHOO's

Was there any terms you used as a kid that you dont use anymore?

I remember me and friends would always call bosses "big bad guys".

>>4180657
I called them baddies and big baddies

>>4177187
My dad calls it an extra man

>>4179852
I've heard that one from older people... I'm 31.

Credits

>>4180657
In my country the word for king used to be a common term for bosses.

>>4180657
>calling them bosses

grow up

>>4180657
Ugh.

>>4177187
Dick Stock