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* Baron from ''Shining Force Neo''. Despite being a [[Big Badass Wolf|wolfling ninja]], he's still quite classy.
* The [[ZX Spectrum]] game ''[[Killed Until Dead]]'' is populated by parodies of various detectives, including a "[[Lord Peter Wimsey|Lord Peter Flimsey]]". If you manage to rattle him when you interrogate him, his monocle flies off -- [[Rule of Funny|but it still blinks when his eyes do]].
* In ''[[Scribblenauts]]'', this is the main difference between a normal velociraptor and [[MeMemetic MeMutation|the]] [[Punny Name|Philosoraptor]]. In ''Super Scribblenauts'', applying the "gentlemanly" adjective will give objects a top hat and monocle along with making them friendly, even if the object in question normally spawns hostile (the Tyrannosarus Rex, for example).
* ''[[Team Fortress 2]]''. One of the Pyro's new unlockable [[Nice Hat|hats]] is a monocle and fake mustache taped over his mask.
* ''[[EVE Online]]'' added a cash shop with player clothing in the Incarna update. Although all of the items are rather expensive for in-game microtransactions, the most expensive by far is a $70 "ocular implant" which looks conspicuously like a monocle, meaning that players who have enough money to spend that much on a cosmetic item in an MMO can now fly around looking like a 19th-century industrialist. The rest of the playerbase is less than thrilled about this, what with the in-game riots and the player-led advisory board being sent all the way to the developers in Iceland in an attempt to save face.