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We\u2019re less than a week away from the release of The Super Mario Bros. Movie<\/em>, a motion picture that will do unto the portfolios of Comcast shareholders what a super mushroom<\/a> does to the titular acrobatic plumber in the game upon which the film is based. (Enlarge is what we\u2019re going for here, on the off-chance you\u2019ve never picked up a Nintendo controller.)\u00a0<\/p>\n Chris Pratt<\/strong>, who voices the lead role in the kid-friendly animated action-adventure flick, is on the campaign trail, and he stopped at Rockefeller Center to appear on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon<\/em> on Friday. He didn\u2019t just do an interview on the couch, however. He found himself engaged in one of Jimmy Fallon<\/strong>\u2019s corny-and-yet-I-can-not-turn-away bits, strapped in for a round of video game trivia opposite the show\u2019s host, both with toilet plungers on their heads. Glamor profession!<\/p>\n Tonight Show<\/em> announcer Steve Higgins<\/strong> acted as quizmaster, firing off button-mashing questions to both men as they sat in barber chairs beneath Mario<\/em>-esque green pipes. The loser, it was promised, would have stuff rain upon them. (Alas, those looking for a You Can\u2019t Do That on Television<\/em>-style slime attack had to settle for some golden confetti.)\u00a0<\/p>\n What follows in the bit is clear: Pratt\u2019s knowledge of video games is pretty mid-tier. He got the ultra-easy ones (like naming one of the first six games inducted into the Video Game Hall of Fame) but when it came to listing the last of the Pac-Man<\/em> ghosts he whiffed it.<\/p>\n Fallon got that one wrong, too, but at least was in the ballpark\u2014knowing it was some random dude\u2019s name. (He failed to recall that name was Clyde.) Moreover, he was able to pull the name Miyamoto<\/strong> out of his ear when asked to name the creator of Donkey Kong<\/em>.<\/p>\n