Infinite 8-Bit Computer Game Character Archive

<center>**The Infinite 8-Bit Computer Game Character Archive**</center> <center>[[Another Character|8-Bit]] - [[About]]</center>(set: $sprite to (random: 1, 54))(set: $spritestring to (text: $sprite))(set: $system to (random: 101, 180))(set: $systemstring to (text: $system))(set: $popularity to (random: 0, 10))(set: $popularitystring to (text: $popularity))(set: $role to (random: 201, 240))(set: $rolestring to (text: $role))(set: $name1 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name1string to (text: $name1))(set: $name2 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name2string to (text: $name2))(set: $bio to (random: 801, 885))(set: $biostring to (text: $bio))(set: $gametitles to "gametitles") <center>(display: $spritestring)</center> **Name:** (display: $name1string)(display: $name2string)(set: $fullname to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$fullname **Usual Role:** (display: $rolestring) **Biography:** (display: $biostring) **First Appearance:** (display: $gametitles) **Last Appearance:** (display: $gametitles) **Originating System:** (display: $systemstring) **Enduring Popularity:** $popularitystring/10

<center>**The Infinite 8-Bit Computer Game Character Archive**</center> <center>[[Another Character|8-Bit]] - [[About]]</center> *The Infinite 8-Bit Computer Game Character Archive* generates character histories for an infinite amount of imaginary 8-Bit computer game characters from an infinite amount of imaginary 8-Bit computer games. (I decided to make this when I started playing *Earthbound* the other day, and liking the bit at the start where you can have it randomly choose names for all your characters if you can't be bothered to name them yourself.) I made the sprites in **<a href="https://play.date/pulp/" target="blank">Pulp</a>**, the Playdate game maker machine, largely because I couldn't actually find any straight pixel art editor that worked properly. Anyway, that's why these are all tiny little 8x8 monochrome animations rather than anything more lavish and/or system accurate. The list of originating systems was aided by the use of this **<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_home_computers" target="_blank">marvellous wikipedia page</a>**. I hope they're all genuine, but who can ever truly know. You can email me at *dngdng@gmail.com*, if you really want, while if you want to see more of my things and/or support me you can visit the various places below, perhaps. There's some good stuff there, I promise. **website:** **<a href="https://accumulationofthings.com" target="_blank">an accumulation of things</a>** **itch.io:** **<a href="https://dngdng.itch.io" target="_blank">dngdng</a>** **patreon:** **<a href="https://www.patreon.com/davidguy" target="_blank">davidguy</a>** **ko-fi:** **<a href="https://ko-fi.com/davidnguy" target="_blank">davidnguy</a>**

Honeywell Kitchen Computer Sord M200 Apple II Bally Astrocade Videobrain Family Computer Exidy Sorceror APF Imagination Machine Commodore PET TI-99/4 Philips P2000 Compucolor II PEL Varazdin Galeb Vic 20 C64 Poly-1 Apple IIe ZX-81 ZX Spectrum ZX Spectrum +2 ZX Spectrum +3 BBC Micro Dragon 32 Dragon 64 Oric-1 TRS-80 Acorn Archimedes Acorn Atom Acorn Electron Amstrad CPC Amstrad 464 Plus Microbee Gradiente Expert IMKO-1 Pravetz 8D Thomson TO7 Ivel Ultra VEB Robotron KC 85 Matra Alice Olivetti Prodest PC128 Euro PC Video Genie Rabbit RX83 Videoton TVC Fujitsu FM-7 Aster CT-80 Grundy NewBrain Jupiter Ace Commodore MAX Machine Timex Sinclair 1000 Ivel 23 Comx-35 Colour Genie Sega SC-3000 Microprofessor III Memotech MTX500 Coleco Adam Mattel Aquarius Technosys Aamber Pegasus West PC-800 Apricot F1 Oric Atmos Sinclair QL Commodore Plus/4 AGAT-9 GEM 100 Tesla PMD 85 Philips :YES Pecom 32 Pecom 64 Amstrad PCW Elektronika BK-0010 Didaktik Aplha CoBra Oric Telestrat Didaktik Gama Vector-06C MATO SAM Coupe Iskra-1030 Intercompex Hobbit Dubna 48K

Honeywell Kitchen Computer

Sord M200

Apple II

Bally Astrocade

Videobrain Family Computer

Exidy Sorceror

APF Imagination Machine

Commodore PET

TI-99/4

Philips P2000

Compucolor II

PEL Varazdin Galeb

Vic 20

C64

Poly-1

Apple IIe

ZX-81

ZX Spectrum

BBC Micro

Dragon 32

Dragon 64

Oric-1

TRS-80

Acorn Archimedes

Acorn Atom

Acorn Electron

Amstrad CPC

Amstrad 464 Plus

Microbee

Gradiente Expert

IMKO-1

Pravetz 8D

Thomson TO7

Ivel Ultra

VEB Robotron KC 85

Matra Alice

Olivetti Prodest PC128

Euro PC

Video Genie

Rabbit RX83

Videoton TVC

Fujitsu FM-7

Aster CT-80

Grundy NewBrain

Jupiter Ace

Commodore MAX Machine

Timex Sinclair 1000

Ivel 23

Comx-35

Colour Genie

Sega SC-3000

Microprofessor III

Memotech MTX500

Coleco Adam

Mattel Aquarius

Technosys Aamber Pegasus

West PC-800

Apricot F1

Oric Atmos

Sinclair QL

Commodore Plus/4

AGAT-9

GEM 100

Tesla PMD 85

Philips :YES

Pecom 64

Amstrad PCW

Elektronika BK-0010

Didaktik Aplha

CoBra

Oric Telestrat

Didaktik Gama

Vector-06C

MATO

SAM Coupe

Iskra-1030

Intercompex Hobbit

Dubna 48K

Zandy Mandelbrot

Zandy Zandy

Player Character

Secondary Player Character

Mysterious Wizard

Minor Enemy

Major Enemy

Boss

Mini Boss

Mini Mini Boss

Big Boss

Biggest Boss

Item

Shopkeeper

Unrelated Loading Screen Animation

Kidnapped Girlfriend/Boyfriend/Child/President/etc

Frightening Witch

Secret Player Character

Scenery Tile

Graphical Aberration

Debug Abomination

Syntax Error

(set: $firstname to "Miner")

(set: $secondname to "Willy")

compound game names prefixes: 3D 4D 5-Dimensional Action Advanced Official Power Vector Space Aerial Air Alien Liquid Alpha Amazing American Another Adventure Island 2-Player Drunken Official Unofficial Ace Aero All Time Great Asteroid Moon Astro Atomic Attack Auto Base Battle Beach Big Blitz Block Blood Bomb Bug Time Helicopter Classic Computer Cosmic Crazy Creepy Dangerous Dark Death Dr. Dragon Egg European Fantasy Fire Monster Ghost Grid Gun Haunted Hell International Johnny Krazy Laser Lunar Mad Magic Mutant Mystery Nuclear Panic Party Prison Psychic Punch Puzzle Racing Soviet Space Galactic Star Street Super Sub Tank The Time suffixes: Gold 2 3 4 5 6 II III IV V VI Returns featuring character name Simulator Manager Collection 2000 Game + names: Maze Vision Maze Lair Attack Castle Dungeon Labyrinth Snakes And Ladders Space Tunnel Poker Strip Poker Golf Snooker Pool Darts Football Soccer Cricket Noughts And Crosses Force Fighter Defence Moon Bandit Barbarian Invaders City Metropolis Bingo BMX Racing Dragon Boxing Karate Pit Cave Time Challenge Olympics Chess Demolition Dominoes Tennis War Escape Manager Invasion Ghost Hangman Jackpot Zone Ninja Legend Party Psychic Grand Prix Robot Roulette S.O.S. Snake Star Universe Galaxy Sphere Temple Pyramid Citadel Thing Tomb Grave Tower Trap Island Single Names character name's poker character name's strip poker Justice In Eggworld starring character name D.E.A.T.H. WOOP! Skool's Kool Kool's Skool Frack Attack

(set: $gametitle1 to (random: 501,590))(set: $gametitle2 to (random: 601,680))(set: $gametitle3 to (random: 701,737))(set: $gametitle1string to (text: $gametitle1))(set: $gametitle2string to (text: $gametitle2))(set: $gametitle3string to (text: $gametitle3))(display: $gametitle1string) (display: $gametitle2string) (display: $gametitle3string)

Super

Soccer

Football

5-Dimensional

Action

Advanced

Official

Power

Vector

Space

Aerial

Air

Alien

Suburban

Alpha

Amazing

American

Adventure

2-Player

Drunken

Official

Unofficial

Ace

Aero

All Time Great

Asteroid

Moon

Astro

Atomic

Attack

Auto

Base

Battle

Beach

Big

Blitz

Block

Blood

Bomb

Bug

Helicopter

Classic

Computer

Cosmic

Crazy

Creepy

Dangerous

Dr.

Death

Military

Dragon

Egg

European

Fantasy

Fire

Monster

Ghost

Grid

Gun

Haunted

Hell

International

Johnny

Krazy

Laser

Lunar

Mad

Magic

Mutant

Mystery

Nuclear

Prison

Party

Psychic

Punch

Puzzle

Racing

Soviet

Space

Galactic

Star

Street

Super

Submarine

Tank

The

Time

Maze

Vision

Lair

Attack

Castle

Dungeon

Labyrinth

Snakes And Ladders

Space

Tunnel

Poker

Strip Poker

Golf

Frisbee

Bee

Mole

Dinosaur

Educational Software

Snooker

Pool

Darts

Cricket

Pools Predictor

Noughts And Crosses

Force

Fighter

Defence

Moon

Bandit

Barbarian

Invaders

City

Metropolis

Bingo

BMX

Racing

Dragon

Boxing

Karate

Pit

Cave

Time

Challenge

Olympics

Chess

Demolition

Dominoes

Tennis

War

Escape

Manager

Invasion

Ghost

Hangman

Jackpot

Zone

Ninja

Legend

Party

Psychic

Grand Prix

Robot

Roulette

S.O.S.

Snake

Star

Universe

Galaxy

Sphere

Temple

Pyramid

Citadel

Thing

Tomb

Grave

Tower

Trap

Island

Gold

III

VII

VIII

Simulator

Manager

Collection

2000

Game

featuring $fullname

Returns

Compendium

- The Arcade Game!

Special

Plus

Turbo

Simulation

Challenge

(set: $firstname to "Technician")

(set: $secondname to "Ted")

(set: $firstname to "Bully")

(set: $secondname to "Bill")

(set: $firstname to "Horrible")

(set: $secondname to "Horace")

(set: $firstname to "Uncle")

(set: $secondname to "Monty")

(set: $firstname to "Pirate")

(set: $secondname to "Pete")

(set: $firstname to "Prince")

(set: $secondname to "Petra")

(set: $firstname to "Princess")

(set: $firstname to "Ms.")

(set: $firstname to "Miss")

(set: $firstname to "Dr.")

(set: $firstname to "Mr.")

(set: $firstname to "Captain")

(set: $firstname to "Commander")

(set: $firstname to "Private")

(set: $firstname to "Sir")

(set: $firstname to "Lady")

(set: $firstname to "Baron")

(set: $firstname to "Queen")

(set: $firstname to "King")

(set: $firstname to "Granny")

(set: $firstname to "Aunt")

(set: $firstname to "Abominable")

(set: $firstname to "Scary")

(set: $firstname to "Lonely")

(set: $firstname to "Lovely")

(set: $firstname to "Johnny")

(set: $firstname to "Jane")

(set: $firstname to "Runnin'")

(set: $firstname to "Gunman")

(set: $firstname to "Dangerous")

(set: $firstname to "Dentist")

(set: $firstname to "Dizzy")

(set: $firstname to "Red")

(set: $firstname to "Roarin'")

(set: $firstname to "Drivin'")

(set: $firstname to "Dinosaur")

(set: $firstname to "Junior")

(set: $firstname to "Old")

(set: $firstname to "Young")

(set: $firstname to "L'il")

(set: $firstname to "Big")

(set: $firstname to "Boss")

(set: $firstname to "Tiger")

(set: $firstname to "Space")

(set: $firstname to "Darin'")

(set: $firstname to "Angry")

(set: $firstname to "Fireman")

(set: $firstname to "Nurse")

(set: $firstname to "Mysterious")

(set: $firstname to "Ed")

(set: $firstname to "Jonesy")

(set: $firstname to "Guitar")

(set: $firstname to "Egg")

(set: $firstname to "Clown")

(set: $firstname to "Lost")

(set: $firstname to "Funny")

(set: $firstname to "Calamity")

(set: $firstname to "Super")

(set: $firstname to "Sister")

(set: $firstname to "Brother")

(set: $firstname to "Mother")

(set: $firstname to "Father")

(set: $firstname to "Drunk")

(set: $firstname to "Driver")

(set: $firstname to "Crazy")

(set: $firstname to "Smilin'")

(set: $firstname to "Chuckie")

(set: $firstname to "Charlie")

(set: $firstname to "Zombie")

(set: $secondname to "Sue")

(set: $secondname to "Cuthbert")

(set: $secondname to "Jane")

(set: $secondname to "Jones")

(set: $secondname to "Smith")

(set: $secondname to "Egg")

(set: $secondname to "Maria")

(set: $secondname to "Jack")

(set: $secondname to "Death")

(set: $secondname to "Blood")

(set: $secondname to "Klutz")

(set: $secondname to "Barry")

(set: $secondname to "Kong")

(set: $secondname to "Mole")

(set: $secondname to "Vampire")

(set: $secondname to "Cool")

(set: $secondname to "Bob")

(set: $secondname to "Captain")

(set: $secondname to "Dinosaur")

(set: $secondname to "Thompson")

(set: $secondname to "Alan")

(set: $secondname to "Seymour")

(set: $secondname to "Kevin")

(set: $secondname to "Dave")

(set: $secondname to "Charles")

(set: $secondname to "Chuck")

(set: $secondname to "King")

(set: $secondname to "Cathy")

(set: $secondname to "Boss")

(set: $secondname to "Bess")

(set: $secondname to "Bee")

(set: $secondname to "Space Alien")

(set: $secondname to "Bug")

(set: $secondname to "Bertha")

(set: $secondname to "Benji")

(set: $secondname to "Mister")

(set: $secondname to "Miss")

(set: $secondname to "Steve")

(set: $secondname to "Ronnie")

(set: $secondname to "Rose")

(set: $secondname to "Vicious")

(set: $secondname to "Jr.")

(set: $secondname to "Skelebone")

(set: $secondname to "Fist")

(set: $secondname to "Machine Gun")

(set: $secondname to "Prince")

(set: $secondname to "Mama")

(set: $secondname to "Papa")

(set: $secondname to "Medicine")

(set: $secondname to "Clever")

(set: $secondname to "Louis")

(set: $secondname to "Jump")

(set: $secondname to "Roll")

(set: $secondname to "Janet")

(set: $secondname to "Paul")

(set: $secondname to "King")

(set: $secondname to "Ollie")

(set: $secondname to "Tim")

(set: $secondname to "Hat")

(set: $secondname to "Striker")

(set: $secondname to "Ace")

(set: $secondname to "Master")

(set: $secondname to "Terald")

$fullname (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370)) (set: $name3string to (text: $name3)) (set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470)) (set: $name4string to (text: $name4)) (display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name $fullname really dislikes Margaret Thatcher. Not much is known about $fullname. In their very first appearance, $fullname was actually known as (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name. This was corrected in later re-issues and compilations. $fullname likes to dance.

$fullname keeps getting lost.

$fullname really dislikes Margaret Thatcher.

Not much is known about $fullname.

$fullname looks like an egg but is not an egg. They're actually an Ovoid, from the planet Ovoidia.

In their very first appearance, $fullname was actually known as (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name. This was corrected in later re-issues and compilations.

$fullname is married to (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name. They even appeared together in (display: $gametitles)

$fullname once appeared in a crossover cartoon strip in *The Beano*.

$fullname's bloodtype is X, the most extreme bloodtype of all.

Although $fullname might look human, they are actually from another planet entirely.

$fullname's true nature cannot be explained.

The only thing on $fullname's mind is dinner.

$fullname is still hungover from the game before.

$fullname was a huge success in Brazil, but a huge failure in the rest of South America. Some say this is because their name sounds vaguely lewd in Spanish but not in Portuguese, while others argue the exact opposite.

Though their games have long been forgotten by the world at large, images of $fullname often appear as graffiti on the streets of Essex in the country of England.

In a number of their game appearances, $fullname eats cheese to regain equilibrium. Yet in real life, cheese has no effect on a person's equilibrium levels at all!

$fullname likes cats, dogs, and guinea pigs, but dislikes squirrels and detests badgers.

$fullname's initial popularity came to an end when a copy of (display: $gametitles)was featured on a Shakin' Stevens b-side.

$fullname has fully retractable claws and teeth.

$fullname started out life as an unlicensed clone of (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name, but soon surpassed their popularity and fame. Bitter disputes about this still occasionally break out online.

$fullname has never killed anyone. This is because their Death Revolver uses Stun Bullets rather than Kill Bullets.

$fullname's tail exists in another dimension. That's why sometimes it appears to pass through walls.

Killing $fullname causes (display: $gametitles)to crash. Do not kill $fullname.

According to an urban myth, typing $fullname's name while on the title screen of (display: $gametitles)makes the game run backwards. In fact, nothing happens at all.

According to official sources, $fullname is a cat, although there is nothing to suggest that in any of their game appearances to date.

$fullname's fullname is $fullname (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name III, although due to memory limitations only the first two words of their name have ever been displayed.

$fullname is not related to the identically named $fullname character from (display: $gametitles) at all. This was proven in a court of law in 1983, and again in 1987.

$fullname is some sort of ghost.

In (display: $gametitles) $fullname never moves from their initial position on the screen, a known but unrectifiable bug.

Despite being a fictional character, $fullname was convicted of blasphemy in Italy. To this day, they cannot set foot in Rome.

$fullname won't stop rolling around.

Although unheard of in America, $fullname was actually a real person. They won gold in both the Summer and Winter Olympics in 1980.

$fullname attacks as soon as you enter their room. Do not enter their room.

Despite being from humble beginnings, $fullname likes to go sailing on their very own yacht.

The many plots of games involving $fullname often appear contradictory, especially (display: $gametitles) and (display: $gametitles) which are clearly in direct opposition to each other on both thematic and dramatic levels. In recent years attempts have been made to unify the timelines and create a single cohesive whole, but this endeavour is not worthy of serious consideration for any number of reasons.

$fullname is both terrifying and horrifying.

A lot is known about $fullname. There is even a BBC documentary series about them, although it hasn't been shown in years.

A bit too much is known about $fullname. Do not search $fullname's name outside of this database.

$fullname drives a car called the Super $fullname Mobile. It has machine guns and rocket launchers on the roof, and also laser beam headlights too. The Super $fullname Mobile has only ever appeared in (display: $gametitles)(a game in which $fullname ironically doesn't actually appear at all).

$fullname's favourite food is ice cream.

$fullname was originally conceived as a character who could teach children how to safely cross the road.

$fullname is very fashionable indeed.

The total sales of games involving $fullname are close to a thousand, making them the seventh most popular (display: $systemstring) character of all time. Sales on other systems have never been verified, so it is not known how they compare.

$fullname is a robotic killing machine.

In the (display: $systemstring) version of (display: $gametitles) $fullname's hair is animated. This was a first for computer game characters, although due to memory limitations on the majority of other systems they appeared bald to most players.

$fullname doesn't mean any harm.

$fullname walks backwards instead of forwards.

$fullname has been waiting for you.

Due to political interference, $fullname was removed from the Zzap!64 cover Tape version of (display: $gametitles)and replaced with (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name.

$fullname cannot stand the cold.

$fullname wrestles chairs for fun.

$fullname invented their own martial art known as Cool Skills Fighting Style. It contains elements from many other popular styles of martial art.

In the southern hemisphere, $fullname rotates anticlockwise, even though there is no scientific reason for such a thing to occur.

$fullname is no longer in copyright.

When $fullname appeared in (display: $gametitles) the AI was considered so advanced questions were asked in parliament about whether they should be allowed to vote. Even though this motion was passed, due to their age $fullname wasn't legally allowed to vote until 2001, by which time no working copies of their software could be found.

$fullname appeared in 764 different games in less than three years during the early 1980s. This is still almost certainly a record.

$fullname is from Southend, the very same town where their creator lives. They also both support Southend United, a popular and extremely successful football team from the local area. Their favourite colour is blue, and they eat shrimps and eels. They both believe beaches should be 99% mud. Aeroplanes terrify them.

$fullname always appears as if they are about to explode, but never does. There isn't even any explosion animations in the source code.

$fullname's oft-recurring theme music is based on the title track from the BBC TV Show Button Moon.

At the height of $fullname Mania, upwards of 7 copies an hour of their debut album were sold in London alone. This album was the first fully computer generated composition to ever be released.

$fullname's name is a killing word.

$fullname actually lives under the sea.

$fullname has no identifying features worth recalling.

$fullname lives in the past and the future, which is why they're so difficult to stop right now.

$fullname lives on the moon but works in space.

$fullname can run 100 metres in 7.86 seconds. That's not even the world record on their home planet.

$fullname doesn't like being tickled.

$fullname eats with their mouth closed. That's just good manners!

$fullname's legs are made from a futuristic metal known as Xinium. Xinium does not exist in our dimension.

$fullname was long considered to be the worst character ever created in the entire history of videogames. This accolade continued until the release of Final Fantasy XV.

$fullname keeps falling down holes, and the aim of almost all of their games is to escape these holes.

$fullname graduated from Space University with 17 PhDs.

$fullname is a doctor and the enemies they kill are actually bacteria!

$fullname was based on the popular corporate mascot (set: $name3 to (random: 301, 370))(set: $name3string to (text: $name3))(set: $name4 to (random: 401, 470))(set: $name4string to (text: $name4))(display: $name3string)(display: $name4string)(set: $full2name to ($firstname + " " + $secondname))$full2name. Later on, $fullname represented a rival brand, both in real life and the crossover computer game $full2name vs $fullname: $full2name's Revenge.

All $fullname wants for Christmas is DEATH!

$fullname isn't wearing any trousers.

Christmas

Easter

$fullname says NO to drugs.

In (display: $gametitles) $fullname's animation cycle used up 15 of the available 16K of memory. This meant there was no space left for any other animations, text, or even an ending to the game, which instead continued on indefinitely.

$fullname has appeared in exactly 100 games.

$fullname's birthday is different in every game they have appeared in. This is due to the fact they were born on another planet.

To make it look like $fullname is moving, everything else on screen moves instead, while $fullname never does.

Robot

Skeleton

Robot Skeleton (AKA Robobones)

Colour Coded Key

Narrator

Guide

Game Over Screen Scold

Rival Ace

Grandparent

Parent

Alien

Royalty

Bandit

Bad Cop

Evil President

Spaceship

Tank

Generic Animal Sprite

Ominous Being

Treasure Chest

Every game in which $fullname appeared was written in machine code.

$fullname's most popular game - (display: $gametitles) - was protected by such stringent anti-piracy methods it is no longer possible to play.

$fullname's first appearance was actually in a type-in program in the pages of Dragon User. Due to several errors in the printing, however, they were drawn upside down and back to front on the user's screen.

$fullname is in a hurry!

In (display: $gametitles) $fullname can only be killed by salt. In (display: $gametitles), $fullname lives in the sea. This is contradictory, and no one has yet proposed a satsifactory explanation as to how both scenarios can occur.