Most badass playable character?

[Russia208]

Kratos

 

[LewsTherin]

Me.

 

[RTR]

Ryu Hayabusa in Ninja Gaiden for the Xbox.

 

[Ripshot]

The apprentice from the force unleashed.

This.

 

[x434343]

Bishop/Knight from R6V2. You decide his/her look and such. He don't take no shit.

 

[MiekJoens]

Mattias Nillson.

 

[TaborMallory]

Klayman from the neverhood series.

Or Abe from the oddworld series

I owned both of these games when I was very young; good times, good times....

 

[Dapper Ninja]

Dante from Devil May Cry. He freakin' drives a motorcycle up a collapsing tower, kills demons with it and doesn't even react when it blows up less than a foot away from him. He can also get impaled and not only be completely unharmed, but walk around and casually pull the sword out. Let's see anyone top that.

 

[rougeknife]

JC Denton.

 

[Splitter]

Max Payne.
Walking down the corridors and hearing all the guys talk about how they're shit scared of you, and then when you approach the door they're like "OMFG HERE HE COMES!"

 

[MysteriousSquirrel]

Oh, Duke Nuken all the way.

 

[DGenius]

Duke Nukem

I gotta agree that he is the most badass character in a game. He's the blueprint for every badass coming out now.

 

[shatnershaman]

Well obviously its Cloud. The FF fan on X-play said so.

 

[SimuLord]

Claude from GTA3. I like my characters to be whatever I imagine them to be, with no pretentious annoying input from the developers. My Morrowind and Oblivion characters fall under this same umbrella.

 

[Ixus Illwrath]

The Heavy from TF2. he epitomizes everything that is manliness.

 

[Reiraku]

Plok. Anyone who is willing to tear off his own limbs just to kill his enemies is hardcore.

 

[KenzS]

1. Duke Nukem
2. Master Chief
3. Kratos
4. Riddick (he has a game)

The reason I'm not putting Gordon Freeman in this is because he NEVER talks.

If Tony Soprano ever had his own video game, he'd be #1

 

[shatnershaman]

If Tony Soprano ever had his own video game, he'd be #1

http://www.hbo.com/sopranos/roadtorespect/index.shtml