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Villain Hall of Fame Hall of Fame A - C Hall of Fame D - J Hall of Fame K - M Hall of Fame N - S Hall of Fame T - Z The Ladies Lounge Ladies A - M Ladies N - Z The Live Action Gallery Page 1 Page 2 Video Game Villains Page 1 Dragonball/DBZ Villains DB DBZ	Naughty Boys Need Love Too VIDEO GAME VILLAIN PAGE Upon the request of a visitor, I have expanded my horizons to include Villains of the Interactive-Nature. That's video games, for you chowder-heads. However this whole section is going to have to be visitor-dependent seeing as the whole of my video gaming experience is comprised of my days as a child spent fiddling slack-jawed with the joystick of an Atari 2600, and that period 2 years ago when I owned a Nintendo 64... I still haven't figured out why I owned one... anyway, I spent that whole 10 month period playing nothing but Goldeneye and Mission Impossible until i went mad one afternoon and sold it to the first person who would offer me money. So as you might guess I'm not a video game buff. Got any suggestions? I'm looking for Villains, bios, screengrabs if available, and if you can offer me all three of those at once I'll worship your calloused little thumbs forever.
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Links Page 1 Guestbook Coming Soon View Old Guestbook		Singe, Dragon's Lair Oh yes, I went there too. Thanks goes out to Thanos6 for remembering this evil cutie's name. You might not be old enough to remember the original Dragon's Lair. It was originally released in something like 1983 and featured the animation of Don Bluth ("An American Tale" or "The Land Before Time" ring a bell?). The hero, who frankly we Villainites couldn't care less about, was named Dirk the Daring. The story goes something like this: the Dragon kidnapped Daphne, Dirk's only true love. Dirk had to fight his way through a choose-your-own-adventure style of well-storyboarded scenes to try to rescue her. Make a wrong move, Dirk was toast. And trust me, there were way more wrong moves than right ones. Eat your heart out, Mario and Luigi. Check out the site this pic links to and you can watch all of Dirk's various dying scenes. What fun!
		Bowser, Super Mario Brothers (most versions) Bwahahahahah!! And you though I was going to list great Final-Fantasy type Villains! Well I'm not saying I won't, I'm just really on this old-school kick right now. You may remember Bowser as the Boss in most of the Mario games. He was the one you had to hit like 12 times before he'd start flashing and blow up. Check out the page this gif is linked to, it's a great resource for all kinds of classic video games. Go sidescrollers!
		The Snake (a.k.a. Coily), Q-Bert #\\$%&@!!!!! Does no one remember the cute, bouncy little snork-predecessor? As Q-Bert, players had to jump around a blocky pyramid-type structure, avoiding this mean little slinky snake that spelled instant death. Cool thing about this game was that, like Pac-Man, the enemy actually tracked you as you moved, following you around and trying to trap you. I know it sounds like idiocy to even make a distinction about this factoid but back in those days it was a big deal! Just like all of the early video games, there wasn't much strategy, just a lot of hand-eye coordination and frustration.