OH NO!!! a Zombie Apocalypse, what videogame character do you want in your party?
- Thread starter daxterx2005
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Vegeta
Kratos
Sephiroth
the apocolypse would barely last a day before all life on the planet had been wiped out
Kratos
Sephiroth
the apocolypse would barely last a day before all life on the planet had been wiped out
I'm not having a go at you mate, i'm just saying technically he is a video game character, because someone created him for a video game
Commander Shepherd. If he can kill that many husks, he can definitely kill millions upon millions of zombies.
When you think about it, wanting a video game character doesn't make sense either. But, I digress. My picks would be:daxterx2005 said:
- Duke Nukem. Always bet on Duke.
- The King from Katamari Dalmacy. I mean, he's the King of All Cosmos.
- Ryu Hayabusa. Ninjas can do anything.
Dante and Vergil from Devil May Cry and Ryu Hyabusa (spelling citation needed!) from Ninja Gaiden.
A team that would kick some serious ass.
A team that would kick some serious ass.
Tony stark isn't a videogame character and never will be.loppopoo said:
Please read the OPs for now on.
Oh really? So You're telling me Stan Lee Copied Iron man directly out of a video game and made a multi-billion dollar comic franchise out of him, and didn't get sued?loppopoo said:
There is a difference between BEING a video game character, and being a comic book/movie/tv show Character that APPEARS in a video game, or has a game made about them....
Tony Stark/Iron man is NOT a video game character. He may have been in a videogame but it doesnt constitute people calling him a videogame character.
Thats like someone going, "Super Mario? You mean the movie star?" You know since by your logic because Mario had a movie based on himself he automatically is classifed as a movie star.
Do you understand what Im saying?
Because I dont want to inccur the wrath of the guy above my 1st post for picking a character who wasnt originaly a character in a game(but now is)
I'll pick level 50 Frank West and "zombie walk" to safety
I'll pick level 50 Frank West and "zombie walk" to safety
Liara T'Soni (Mass Effect), Garrus Vakarian (also Mass Effect), and an Engineer (Halo 3: ODST).
Liara has, in the first game of the series, an ability that if used properly can be hilariously overpowered; her Biotic Lift can basically cause all the enemies on-screen (and the several-ton pieces of machinery they were taking cover behind) into the air. In other words, she can instantly incapacitate every zombie that gets anywhere close to us. She's also not human, which probably means zombie-immunity.
Garrus is the Chuck Norris of Mass Effect, the ridiculously awesome sniper that I took everywhere with me in both games. He once stole a kill from one of my friends; specifically, Garrus killed the second game's final boss. Oh, plus he's a turian so that means zombie-immunity, he's a competent squad leader, pre-ME2 activities suggest proficiency for training inexperienced Average Joes into a deadly freelance squad...yeah.
And a Halo Engineer because the little guys would be immune to zombies - they're floating, after all - and could provide me with a nice little energy shield to stop any stray zombie bites.
Liara has, in the first game of the series, an ability that if used properly can be hilariously overpowered; her Biotic Lift can basically cause all the enemies on-screen (and the several-ton pieces of machinery they were taking cover behind) into the air. In other words, she can instantly incapacitate every zombie that gets anywhere close to us. She's also not human, which probably means zombie-immunity.
Garrus is the Chuck Norris of Mass Effect, the ridiculously awesome sniper that I took everywhere with me in both games. He once stole a kill from one of my friends; specifically, Garrus killed the second game's final boss. Oh, plus he's a turian so that means zombie-immunity, he's a competent squad leader, pre-ME2 activities suggest proficiency for training inexperienced Average Joes into a deadly freelance squad...yeah.
And a Halo Engineer because the little guys would be immune to zombies - they're floating, after all - and could provide me with a nice little energy shield to stop any stray zombie bites.