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* ''[[Time Splitters]]'' worked on monkeys, robots and zombies being cool on their own in the first two games, but descended into madness by the third, with zombie monkeys, robot monkeys and ninja monkeys (and a pirate).
* Behold! [http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/wii-shark-gun-is-what-it-sounds-like-338563.php The Shark Gun for the Nintendo Wii (and/or Wæ#402;¼)!]
* [[Zero Punctuation]] describes ''[[Psychonauts]]'', [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/editorials/zeropunctuation/1368-Zero-Punctuation-Psychonauts completely accurately], as a game featuring "a telekinetic bear, [[Mad Scientist|a dentist who harvests brains]], a sequence wherein you become [[Attack of the 50 -Foot Whatever|a giant Godzilla-style monster]] and terrorize a society of talking fish, and [[The Men in Black|a shadowy trenchcoated government agent]] who disguises himself as a housewife by [[Most Definitely Not a Villain|brandishing a rolling pin and talking disjointedly about pies]]".
** His later review of ''Painkiller'', specifically the particular projectiles launched by a certain weapon. "Shurikens and lightning!"
* ''[[Gungrave]]'' is built around this. If ''Gungrave: Overdose'' didn't feature Rocketbilly Redcadillac - a rockabilly ghost possessing an electricity-shooting guitar - I wouldn't have bought it. Did I mention it's all designed by the creator of ''[[Trigun]]''?
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* Pandora's Guardian, one of the bosses in [[God of War (series)|God of War]], a giant, armored, demonic, fire-breathing zombie minotaur.
* Several champs in ''[[League of Legends]]'' might qualify, but the best example is probably Urgot. He's a Robot Zombie, and has a [[Giant Enemy Crab]] skin to boot. But what really puts him over the top is that gameplay-wise, he was initially designed as a ranged-DPS-mage-tank hybrid. The developers and players alike didn't quite know what to do with him at first.
* In ''[[The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim]]'', your character has the soul of a Dragon. This person could also be a thief, fighter or mage or some combination of the three, the champion of several god/demon beings simultaneously, vampire or werewolf (but not both, sadly) and one of nine races including a Half-Elf, an Orc or a Lizard/Cat Person.
* It is perfectly possible to end up as a blaster-toting Goblin Lich in [[Might and Magic]] VII.
* In ''[[Mass Effect 3]]'', Cerberus has telekinetic cyborg ninjas.
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