Might be slow, it was Digg'ed.

How many do you recognise?

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Goma had this to say about Pirotess:
My favorite out of all of them has to be Twinsen.

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The FFVII one is pretty good, with the fake sword and the ketchup bottle.

Also, Kane right next to it is great, but I'm a C&C Fanboy.

What's with all the little elephants?

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Sentow, I Guess had this to say about Pirotess:
Poor Nova

What's with all the little elephants?

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Apparently they're from the game Siberia, as is the chick in the top-right. I haven't played it myself, so I don't know that for sure.

Stalwart Steve fucked around with this message on 05-28-2007 at 11:01 AM.

Also there's a hero from Heroes of Might and Magic looking at the turd

Is the cat dude at the top supposed to be Hobbes from Wing Commander?

Stalwart Steve fucked around with this message on 05-28-2007 at 11:04 AM.

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Stalwart Steve wrote, obviously thinking too hard:
I see Duke Nukem, Serious Sam, Max Payne, the Sims crystal, Sam and Max, Bomberman, Lemmings, Solid Snake, Manny from Grim Fandango, the dude from Dungeon Keeper, Painkiller, a Hydralisk, the FF7 losers, Master Chief, Gordon Freeman, Leisure Suit Larry, Firiona Vie, Cain or Kane or Cane from Command & Conquer (and also from Legacy of Cain for that matter), Cthulhu, the guy from Evil Genius, the tentacle guy, Elexis Sinclair, the Messiah, the dude from Fallout, Pyramid Head, Alice, alien/marine/predator, Earthworm Jim, a worm from Worms, Megaman, Crusader, a Berserker from Quake 2, a Republic Clone, Caleb from Blood, Sarge from Quake 3 and some guy from Unreal Tournament, the Ghost from Starcraft Ghost, Roger Wilco, Nemesis, Quake guy and Shub-Niggurath, MDK, Raziel, Lord Malak, what's his face from Warcraft 3 (I don't give a shit), Lara Croft or something, Hiro/Superfly/Mikiko from Daikatana, some beholder from just about anything, John Romero's head, Rayman, the Lost Souls from Doom and Doom 3, the Prince of Persia, Minsc and Boo, the Cyberdemon, and Diablo

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Found these, and Bloodrayne, Princess Daphne, The jester from LEgends of Kyrandia, Army Men, Munch, Beyond Good and Evil, Rayman.

Still looking.

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Asha'man enlisted the help of an infinite number of monkeys to write:
Somebody jog my memory, I know I've seen #20 from somewhere but I just can't place her.

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Enter the Matrix, it's Niobe.

Skaw fucked around with this message on 05-29-2007 at 02:35 AM.

There are still a handful missing and at least on character (the STALKER guy) has been mislabeled.

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Tarquinn probably says this to all the girls:
Spoiler version

There are still a handful missing and at least on character (the STALKER guy) has been mislabeled.

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That's a Norn, not a Grendel, Grendel's were green ogre like ones. I liked that "game" although it was more an interactive time waster. "Wolfpacking" was more fun.

Some of those I would have never gotten... Although sadly I know most of them. They went pretty far back all things concidered.

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Verily, Mr. Gainsborough doth proclaim:
PC Games

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There's plenty of console games there too!

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Khyron stumbled drunkenly to the keyboard and typed:
There's plenty of console games there too!

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Most of which had PC ports.

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How.... Maradon!.... uughhhhhh:
The third guy with a scythe is Patrick Galloway from the boundlessly underrated Clive Barker's Undying

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That was such a great game

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Vorago had this to say about Robocop:
That was such a great game

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I always wanted to try this game, but I never got the chance, concidering I grew up a huge Clive Barker fan. I lived off the Hellraiser series and his various other movies, although Nightbreed is by far my favorite, and very underrated. I wish they'd hurray up and resolve the missing footage video so he can release his directors cut, or better yet get around to the sequel which he has expressed wanting to do.

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Over the mountain, in between the ups and downs, I ran into Faelynn LeAndris who doth quote:
I always wanted to try this game, but I never got the chance, concidering I grew up a huge Clive Barker fan. I lived off the Hellraiser series and his various other movies, although Nightbreed is by far my favorite, and very underrated. I wish they'd hurray up and resolve the missing footage video so he can release his directors cut, or better yet get around to the sequel which he has expressed wanting to do.

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Undying was a fucking travesty.

The game was awesome. It easily takes the #2 spot for scariest experience of my entire life (#1 would be System Shock 2), but better than that, the game was just so much fun. The dual-wielding system added a lot of depth to combat, the spells and weapons were all so visceral and entertaining just to use, and the scrying was a really awesome mechanic that made the game feel mysterious.

It was far from a big budget masterpiece, but so much of the game was just so resoundingly awesome.

BUT FOR SOME REASON NOBODY FUCKING BOUGHT IT SO THEY CANNED THE GODDAMN SEQUEL.

I seriously quit and went to gamefaqs assuming I was missing some key component to beating him because after 5 solid minutes of jamming skullstorms into it's face, it hadn't died.

Lo and behold I was doing it exactly right but it takes SO LONG to kill it that I had just assumed I wasn't doing it right

*grumble*

But I agree with everything Maradon said, especially about the dual wielding, that was just so damn ingenious. The scythe ruled faces =D

Vorago fucked around with this message on 05-31-2007 at 06:35 PM.

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Maradon! had this to say about pies:
Undying was a fucking travesty.

The game was awesome. It easily takes the #2 spot for scariest experience of my entire life (#1 would be System Shock 2), but better than that, the game was just so much fun. The dual-wielding system added a lot of depth to combat, the spells and weapons were all so visceral and entertaining just to use, and the scrying was a really awesome mechanic that made the game feel mysterious.

It was far from a big budget masterpiece, but so much of the game was just so resoundingly awesome.

BUT FOR SOME REASON NOBODY FUCKING BOUGHT IT SO THEY CANNED THE GODDAMN SEQUEL.

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You mean scariest video game experience right

RIGHT!?

System Shock 2 was scary because the hybrids just find you wherever and molest you, and there's nowhere you can hide.

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Stalwart Steveing:
You mean scariest video game experience right

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No. I've read lots of scary books and scary movies, and I'm not the insecure chauvinist type that's going to claim shit wasn't scary to him when it really was, but honestly I'm nowhere near as scared by any other medium as I am by video games.

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System Shock 2 was scary because the hybrids just find you wherever and molest you, and there's nowhere you can hide.

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The story was pretty creepy and engrossing, too

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Maradon! spewed forth this undeniable truth:
The story was pretty creepy and engrossing, too

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I've never played either of those, but I have to ask if you've played Vampire: the Masquerade when you say that.

That hotel in Vampire is definitely the scariest thing I've experienced in any game, book, or movie.

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Taeldianing:
I've never played either of those, but I have to ask if you've played Vampire: the Masquerade when you say that.

That hotel in Vampire is definitely the scariest thing I've experienced in any game, book, or movie.

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Yes, I have. The hotel was ok, but I didn't think it was stellar. It had a lot of jump-out-at-you and that stops affecting me after so long.

In the same vein, but longer and overall creepier, was the Shalebridge Cradle in Thief 3

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Maradon! stopped staring at Deedlit long enough to write:
No. I've read lots of scary books and scary movies, and I'm not the insecure chauvinist type that's going to claim shit wasn't scary to him when it really was, but honestly I'm nowhere near as scared by any other medium as I am by video games.

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So what you are saying is that badly modeled GM creatures frighten you more than say, moving out, or taking final exams?

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Stalwart Steveing:
So what you are saying is that badly modeled GM creatures frighten you more than say, moving out, or taking final exams?

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You're talking about two completely different concepts of fear, really.

Final Exams and things like that are more anxiety than fear really.

Also, I've already moved out and it was fun as hell and not the slightest bit scary.

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This one time, at Maradon! camp:
In the same vein, but longer and overall creepier, was the Shalebridge Cradle in Thief 3

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mommy =*(

I'm still afraid to sleep at night ever since I played that with the volume up and the lights off.

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This insanity brought to you by Maradon!:
You're talking about two completely different concepts of fear, really.

Final Exams and things like that are more anxiety than fear really.

Also, I've already moved out and it was fun as hell and not the slightest bit scary.

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How about surgery, isn't that more frightful than robots?

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Maradon! obviously shouldn't have said:
Yes, I have. The hotel was ok, but I didn't think it was stellar. It had a lot of jump-out-at-you and that stops affecting me after so long.

In the same vein, but longer and overall creepier, was the Shalebridge Cradle in Thief 3

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Never played Thief 3, but if what you're talking about was anything like the Cathedral in Thief 1, no thank you

Asha'man fucked around with this message on 06-05-2007 at 09:41 AM.