The one character you'll never forget
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When I first started the game, not so much but when I finished it- John Marston in Red Dead Redemption is absolutely one of those essential game characters that I will never forget. Probably one of the most wholly realized Character in any game I've played. Right down to his demeanor, body language and that amazing voice actor they cast.
There are other characters, and a lot of other people probably played the game months ago, but I only recently played through this game and ended with one of the only gaming experiences where I actually cared about what happened to the main character.
There are other characters, and a lot of other people probably played the game months ago, but I only recently played through this game and ended with one of the only gaming experiences where I actually cared about what happened to the main character.
Saren Arterius.
I've made several posts stating why I think he's awesome and why, in my own convoluted logic, why he makes Mass Effect as great as it is.
Carry on you racist, psychopathic, Turian bastard, carry on!
I've made several posts stating why I think he's awesome and why, in my own convoluted logic, why he makes Mass Effect as great as it is.
Carry on you racist, psychopathic, Turian bastard, carry on!
BoredDragon said:The Joker from Batman: The Animated Series voiced by the young Skywalker himself: Mark Hammil. The very definition of the joker with the look and especially the voice, I will never forget it.
btw it didn't say it had to be video game characters. However, just in case, the person I will never forgot out of video games (my top one that is) is Andrew Ryan.
If you do not agree, you either have no soul or you better have picked someone just as memorable.
Honestly, when I think of Bioshock I think of my first betrayal.
I want to kill that prick Atlas.
Agreed. Plus the back story is one of the more interesting and complex things to grace gaming in a while. I mean, its a shame its not as explored as Kanji was.RedEyesBlackGamer said:This will be the third time I have posted her in the last 24 hours.
Naoto Shirogane. She is made of win.
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NPC wise <spoiler=Chihiro Fushimi>http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20081212111435/megamitensei/images/thumb/3/3b/ChihiroP4.jpg/274px-ChihiroP4.jpg
PC wise <spoiler=Minato Arisato>http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20080926041426/megamitensei/images/thumb/e/e5/ProtagonistAndThanatos.jpg/285px-ProtagonistAndThanatos.jpg
He is the MAN!
FBI special agent Francis York Morgan from "Deadly premonition". I just loved his character from the way he introduced himelf to strangers to his interesting quirks and the way he interacted with the other characters. I also loved his little talks he had about old 80's films which popped up nearly every time he drove a car long distances, or the topics he would talk about with other characters if they were in the car as well, and in various cutscenes.
It also helps that I really like the game as well.
When it comes to a TV show, I would say it is Detective Robert "Bobby" Goren from "Law & Order: Criminal intent" his quirks from how he cocked his head from side to side when he was interrogating people, his slightly stuttering speech and the way he downplayed his intelligence to fool suspects. In my opinion he has a great backstory which gives an insight into why he acts the way he does and his interactions with his partner, Detective Alexandra "Alex" Eames. All in all I think Vincent D'Onofrio helped bring a wonderful character to life. I can't wait for his return in the final season of "Law & Order: Criminal intent"
It also helps that I really like the game as well.
When it comes to a TV show, I would say it is Detective Robert "Bobby" Goren from "Law & Order: Criminal intent" his quirks from how he cocked his head from side to side when he was interrogating people, his slightly stuttering speech and the way he downplayed his intelligence to fool suspects. In my opinion he has a great backstory which gives an insight into why he acts the way he does and his interactions with his partner, Detective Alexandra "Alex" Eames. All in all I think Vincent D'Onofrio helped bring a wonderful character to life. I can't wait for his return in the final season of "Law & Order: Criminal intent"