Which bad guys have not appeared in games...?

[Xyphon]

If I remember right, we have never seen Cthulhu. Statues of Cthulhu, yes. Never Cthulhu him/herself however.

..... To my knowledge.

I think there was a cthulu game for the xbox
Edit: yep http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/adventure/callofcthuludarkcornersoftheearth/index.html

You think I don't know about that game? It proves my point. You don't see Cthulhu him/her/itself. You see statues and busts of Cthulhu, but not the actual being.

I'm sorry to say this, but that was a bit of a "dur dur duuurrr" moment on your part.

Well he is in scribblenauts. Derp

lol I've never even heard of that game until now. He is, however, in the game so I eat my words.

I am the retard.

 

[Xyphon]

The Left 4 Dead 2 boycotters.

The OP said villains, not idiots.

 

[SebZero]

The Left 4 Dead 2 boycotters.

The OP said villains, not idiots.

Excellent point.

EA? Activision? They do have their villainous moments...

 

[Herb sewell]

Snip

And then justice returned to the internet.
Seriously, tho the game looks pretty good. First ds game Ive been excited about in a while.

 

[MasterSqueak]

Hitler.

Concentration Camps.

Hitler was in Wolfenstein, and there was a WWII game I played that was really dark. It had Nazi concentration camps and churches getting burnt down while full of civilians and stuff. I'll try and find it.

 

[WithHisHat]

The video game industry needs more Dinosaur-based bad guys. Sure there are the actual dinosaurs that turn up in Turok and King Kong but I want to see like a James Bond Style villain that's part raptor.

Also I don't think the Son of Sam or the Unibomber have been bad guys in a game. Then again I don't really want them to be villains.

 

[Merciful Torture]

Anything with a "Shoop Da Whoop" face.... preferably the original if anyone can find it.

 

[Starke]

Hitler.

Concentration Camps.

Hitler was in Wolfenstein, and there was a WWII game I played that was really dark. It had Nazi concentration camps and churches getting burnt down while full of civilians and stuff. I'll try and find it.

I Have No Mouth and Yet I Must Scream had a sequence in a concentration camp. You played as a Nazi medical researcher. (The point was being disgusted by your own actions, go figure.) I'm pretty sure I played a Sci-Fi game with one too, but I don't remember.

I don't remember if the Cigarette Smoking Man made it into any X-Files Games, but there's a potential hit.

I also don't remember any game where the player is the harbinger of the apocalypse (though I do remember a game named Harbinger...) and trying to resist or subvert your destiny. (Not counting the Hellboy VGs)

Babylon 5's The Shadows.

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Jack the ripper...the list goes on.

Actually he was in a game. He was in Duke Nukem: Zero Hour for the N64... I think
He wasn't the main villain (obviously) but you had to fight him.

Edit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_Nukem:_Zero_Hour
for reference

 

[Starke]

Jack the ripper...the list goes on.

Actually he was in a game. He was in Duke Nukem: A Time To Kill for the N64... I think
He wasn't the main villain (obviously) but you had to fight him.

I think he was also the focus of an adventure game in the late 90s. It was sort of like the comic/film From Hell where you investigate the murders.

 

[TaborMallory]

I hate to break it to you:

Spoiler

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jersey_Devil_%28video_game%29

I saw someone reply to your post, but here's the intro.
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And now I know (and knowing is half the battle!). Thanks guys. I'll definitely be hunting *that* one down.

I have the demo; the controls and camera angles are fairly annoying, but I'd say it's worth the abandonware.

 

[oneniesteledain]

Athe, god of atheism, eater of gods and incarnation of all evil.

That's just silly. There is no "god of atheism", nor is it evil.

Still, I see what you did there.

 

[oneniesteledain]

Hitler.

Concentration Camps.

Hitler was in Wolfenstein, and there was a WWII game I played that was really dark. It had Nazi concentration camps and churches getting burnt down while full of civilians and stuff. I'll try and find it.

I Have No Mouth and Yet I Must Scream had a sequence in a concentration camp. You played as a Nazi medical researcher. (The point was being disgusted by your own actions, go figure.) I'm pretty sure I played a Sci-Fi game with one too, but I don't remember.

I don't remember if the Cigarette Smoking Man made it into any X-Files Games, but there's a potential hit.

I also don't remember any game where the player is the harbinger of the apocalypse (though I do remember a game named Harbinger...) and trying to resist or subvert your destiny. (Not counting the Hellboy VGs)

Babylon 5's The Shadows.

Unless you had Minbari or Vorlon ships on your side, the Shadows would win, hands down...

 

[Sonicron]

Megatron?

He's both an enemy and a playable character in the games for the new movies, and a few years back there was a PS2 Transformers game based on 'Transformers: Armada' wherein he's the final boss.

 

[Starke]

We have never seen a race of half alien/half machine zombies with ice powers from the sun before, have we?

System Shock 2 had half alien/half machine zombies (the midwives) and the goddamn psychic monkeys could have Cryokinesis, IIRC. Since everyone was under the influence of The Many, I guess they kinda count together. No idea on the solar powered bit.

Babylon 5's The Shadows.

Unless you had Minbari or Vorlon ships on your side, the Shadows would win, hands down...

In the CCG there were a bunch of ways to take Shadow Ships down, but it wasn't easy without risking some very big fleets on each ship.

 

[AkJay]

The Super Devil. To my knowledge.

His Motorcycle is too fast even for video games to capture.

 

[oneniesteledain]

We have never seen a race of half alien/half machine zombies with ice powers from the sun before, have we?

System Shock 2 had half alien/half machine zombies (the midwives) and the goddamn psychic monkeys could have Cryokinesis, IIRC. Since everyone was under the influence of The Many, I guess they kinda count together. No idea on the solar powered bit.

Babylon 5's The Shadows.

Unless you had Minbari or Vorlon ships on your side, the Shadows would win, hands down...

In the CCG there were a bunch of ways to take Shadow Ships down, but it wasn't easy without risking some very big fleets on each ship.

Ah, I never played the CCG; I've only seen the series.