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God, Actraiser.

You are God. Kind of tough to beat God.

Luke wrote:You are God. Kind of tough to beat God.

I don't know, the game made a good job at it

Xeogred wrote:

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gonna have to agree with this one

Luke wrote:God, Actraiser.

You are God. Kind of tough to beat God.

Refer to my post.

BurningDoom wrote:What you're describing is influence. And yes, power is often used in place of the word influence when speaking of politics. But come on now. We both know that's not what we're talking about here. We're talking about the power-levels of fictional characters.

No, that's what you are talking about, using an artificially narrow definition of the word power. If you want to stick to those constraints, go ahead, but don't get into pointless arguments with someone just because they recognize that power is a more broadly-defined concept.

I happen to concur that Batman is an incredibly powerful character, due largely to his intellect and financial resources. He relies on external devices, strategy, and trickery, but he does it well. He controls situations, and that control gives him power. Whereas Superman can charge right in and bust someone up (unless they are Doomsday), Batman will bide his time, set things in motion, and use misdirection to ensure he has the upper hand despite disadvantages. That makes him an incredibly powerful and dangerous adversary.

Unfortunately, all that doesn't apply to video games : ) So he's not a very powerful video game character.

I think the character in the original Red Faction is pretty powerful. The game engine lets you destroy walls and terrain, even taking out bridges and the like with rocket launchers. I think that's pretty powerful.

Only because...... HE KEEPS COMING BACK!!! Gota give him some kind of credit for that. Getting his ass whooped time and time again and still reaching for the same goal. That is determination. Power o da mind.

Luke wrote:Bo Jackson, Tecmo Bowl

Damn straight.

Only he can perform the dreaded Chaos Dunk.