Mario in Mario Galaxy
Arthur in Super Ghouls ‘N Ghosts
Frank West in Dead Rising
Regina in Dino Crisis
Sniper Wolf in Metal Gear Solid
Kratos in God of War series
Ivy in Soul Calibur series
Superman in Superman Returns: The Videogame
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Saturday, September 20, 2008
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get a life. It doesn't matter what they wear, they're not exactly real.
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ReplyDeleteI love ther Regina one and the Sniper Wolf one too xD
The unzipped jacket won't protect from pneumonia, but it distracts the enemy! Look at Snake! xD
Okay, I've got to address a few of these.
ReplyDeleteRegina: How do you know the gray material isn't neoprene, the material that wetsuits are made of? Also, how do you know the black material is leather? What, because it's black? My SIG pistol is black, but it isn't made of leather. For all we know, the black singlet could be made of Kevlar, which, in case you didn't know, is actually about as thick as a strand of... well, NYLON. And FYI, nylon is also the primary material used in combat boots worn by soldiers, so it isn't as weak as you might think. And, BTW, I seriously doubt Regina expected to be facing dinosaurs in the first place. She probably expected flesh and blood human beings as adversaries. I do fail to see what her hair has to do with anything, though. Granted, it is a bit unnaturally bright, but it doesn't come off with the tacticool outfit and so isn't part of it. So her outfit isn't as impractical as you think.
Sniper Wolf: She's a sniper. Her job is to sit in wait and shoot from 10 football fields away, not engage in hand-to-hand combat. I should also mention that FOXHOUND is a black project. She's allowed to dress as she pleases and we can assume she worked out all the mobility problems by the time the game starts. The unzipped top, however impractical it technically is in that environment, is merely fan service to make 16 year old boys go bonkers, scream "boobies", and buy the game. I know, because it worked on me when I was that age.
Kratos: I hate to break it to you, but aside from bronze or linen armor, other Greek soldiers didn't wear much more than he is now. So Kratos isn't as impractically dressed as you think.
Heh...Loled at all of them.
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