Author Topic: Favorite Videogame Villans  (Read 2162 times)



GLaDOS - Portal 1&2
Wheatley - Portal 2
Commandant Steele - Borderlands
The Illusive Man - Mass Effect 2

the tormenter(dead space 2)
How does that qualify as a villain?

US self centredness in CoD 3. forget. All the best, most dramatic and tactically successful missions in that game are by the Canadians and Polish.


GLaDOS - Portal 1&2
Wheatley - Portal 2
Commandant Steele - Borderlands
The Illusive Man - Mass Effect 2
How does that qualify as a villain?
illusive man isn't really a villain
Just a radical human supremacist.

Majestic 12 (Deus Ex)
Locust (Gears of War)
Combine (HL2)
Sophia Lamb (Bioshock 2)
EDF (Red Faction: Geurilla)
Shai-Gen Corporation (Crackdown)
General Knoxx (Borderlands)
Bandits (Again, Borderlands)
« Last Edit: August 10, 2011, 05:19:06 PM by CpW »

The pigs from Angry Birds are not a villain. Angry Birds is closer to a toy than a real game in the sense of video games as an artistic/storytelling outlet.

The Russian gravely voice guy in Duty Calls

Strelok from the STALKER series.

Dutch van der Linde from Red Dead Redemption
To the protagonist of Red Dead Redemption, Dutch van der Linde was like a father. He took Marston into his gang as a young boy and taught him to read and write and be the man he was when the game picked up. Dutch is one of my favorites not because of his sinister villainousness, but because he wasn't even a villain at all. He rode in a gang and robbed and killed many people, but to John Marston hunting down and killing him was like having to kill his own father.

The Russian gravely voice guy in Duty Calls
USA is Dominate


Helghast (kz3)

and that national socialist racecar driver from the saboteur

and that national socialist racecar driver from the saboteur
Kurt Dierker