Greatest videogame charactors

Here is my revised list. Disagree with me and you are wrong. Get over it.

NUMBER) PROTAGONIST ; SERIES

1) Duke Nukem ; duke nukem
2) Solid Snake ; metal gear
3) Shao Khan; Mortal Kombat
4) Tank Commander; Quake
5) Mr.t ; Rocky
6) The undertaker ; WWF/WWE games
7) Lara Croft; First tomb raider only, they made her really sappy and retarded after that.
8) Liquid snake; metal gear solid
9) Xiahou Dun; Dynasty warriors
10) Guy from doom; Doom
11) Nemesis; resident evil
12) Vercetti; GTA
13) Purple Satan; Hexen (what youmean you never played it? Best doom clone ever!)
14) Venerable Uncle Fu; GTA (the first one, in case you wonder which)
15) Knucles; Sonic the hedgehog
16) Tal'set; Turok
17) Teflon Mike; Roadrash
18) BD Joe; Crazy Taxi
19) Team Lard bombardier; hogs of war
20) Chris Redfield; resident Evil

In addition, here are the worst three

3) Gordon Freeman ;half life
2) Konoko; Oni
1) Raiden; Metal gear solid

by Gumba Gumba April 14, 2004

To Videogame

To kill, To murder. Used primarily to avoid Terms of Service rules regarding violence.

See School Project

Person 1: I'd love to videogame these people who leave their shopping carts in the parking lot!

by cheatyhotbeeeef November 16, 2021

videogame junk food

A videogame that does not improve or tries anything new to make it unique and stand out. It's basic and you've played something like it before. regardless, the game is still fun to play.

Keep in mind: if the game is bad, it's not videogame junk food.

"Call of Juarez Gunslinger is basically just videogame junk food."
"I know, that's why I love it."

by m'sir December 12, 2021

Aids (videogames)

Anything in gaming or that another player does that ruins the game. Spamming griefing ect

"I have to fight 3 bosses in a row, without healing? That is so aids (videogames)"

by NalumX February 6, 2022

RPG (videogame genre)

RPG doesn't actually mean "Role-Playing game" it actually stands for "Redneck Porn Game".

"WOW, I really love this RPG (videogame genre), Fallout New Vegas , very fun, 10/10."

by Dylan = Hasbulla June 18, 2021

Videogame Trauma

Psychological injury caused by direct, repeated exposure to highly distressing or violating content within video games, or by the social ecosystems surrounding them. This goes beyond being scared by a horror game. It includes trauma from graphic, involuntary scenes (e.g., infamous story moments involving torture or sexual violence), prolonged in-game harassment and hate raids, or the psychological manipulation of "live service" games designed to create addiction and financial stress. It also encompasses the trauma of esports or competitive grinding, where extreme pressure, social isolation, and abuse from coaches or communities lead to burnout, anxiety disorders, and shattered self-worth.

Example: A teenager spends years in a hyper-competitive League of Legends team, enduring daily screaming from a coach, racist slurs from opponents, and a schedule that destroys sleep and schoolwork. After a final, very public loss, they develop severe panic attacks at the sound of the game's music, chronic shame, and cannot engage with any form of competition. This is videogame trauma—the damage isn't from pixels, but from the very real human cruelty and exploitative systems embedded in the gaming environment.

by Dumu The Void January 27, 2026

Videogame Trauma Syndrome

The chronic condition resulting from unresolved Videogame Trauma, characterized by a pathological relationship with interactive media and a fragmented sense of self. Symptoms include: involuntary flashbacks to in-game events, aversion to specific game genres or mechanics associated with the trauma, an inability to play games "for fun" (everything becomes a high-stakes performance or trigger), and the blurring of in-game achievements/ failures with core identity. The sufferer may also exhibit social withdrawal except through gaming, yet find that activity itself is now a source of pain, creating a paralyzing double-bind.

Example: A former World of Warcraft raider who was bullied out of their top guild for a single mistake now, years later, cannot click on any multiplayer game icon without a wave of nausea. They start single-player games but quit minutes in, consumed by a phantom sense of letting an imaginary team down. Their friends are all gamers, so they become isolated. They have videogame trauma syndrome: their primary mode of social connection and identity has become a minefield of psychological triggers, leaving them culturally homeless and chronically dysregulated.

by Dumu The Void January 27, 2026