Claude is the main character of Grand Theft Auto III, a video game made by Rockstar Games in 2001. A silent protagonist, he doesn't say a word and just does as he's told. He was first seen in 1992, running an illegal racing ring in San Andreas. After he loses the garage to Carl Johnson, he moves to Liberty City with his girlfriend, Catalina. While robbing a bank in 2001, Claude is betrayed and shot in the face by Catalina, leaving him to be arrested. While being taken to jail, the Callahan Bridge is destroyed by a bomb set by the Colombian Cartel, allowing Claude and a fellow inmate known as 8-Ball to escape. After finding a hideout and getting situated in the city, Claude swears to get his revenge on Catalina.
by Some guy on UD August 28, 2020
(Kazuya Mishima) is a character from the (Tekken) fighting game series by Namco, now known as (Bandai Namco). He is the main character in the first two games and an important character from (Tekken 4) and onwards. He is the son of (Heihachi Mishima), the husband of (Jun Kazama) and the father of (Jin Kazama).
As a child, he was abused horribly by Heihachi and was thrown down a (cliff), being told that he would only be worthy of being called a (Mishima) if he could climb back up. Kazuya did, thanks to the (Devil Gene) that he inherited from his mother.
Years later, Heihachi opens a fighting tournament. Kazuya, seeking (revenge), enters the tournament, wins and throws his father down the same cliff.
After this, Kazuya slowly became more and more evil and crazier, He is thrown down a (volcano) by Heihachi, only to survive that as well.
As usual, (Smash fans) have resorted to calling Kazuya a "(shoto)" and "a (Ryu) clone", despite the fact that Kazuya has almost nothing in common with Ryu at all.
As a child, he was abused horribly by Heihachi and was thrown down a (cliff), being told that he would only be worthy of being called a (Mishima) if he could climb back up. Kazuya did, thanks to the (Devil Gene) that he inherited from his mother.
Years later, Heihachi opens a fighting tournament. Kazuya, seeking (revenge), enters the tournament, wins and throws his father down the same cliff.
After this, Kazuya slowly became more and more evil and crazier, He is thrown down a (volcano) by Heihachi, only to survive that as well.
As usual, (Smash fans) have resorted to calling Kazuya a "(shoto)" and "a (Ryu) clone", despite the fact that Kazuya has almost nothing in common with Ryu at all.
by Some guy on UD June 24, 2021
The main villian of Final Fantasy VII, a video game released by Square Enix in 1997. He was a former SOLDIER and mentor for Cloud Strife and Zack Fair, also known for using an abnormally long sword known as the Masamune. However, after he finds out about his true origins, he goes on a genocidal rampage, killing everyone in Nibelheim and the Shinra building. He eventually becomes an all-powerful figure, able to destroy the solar system with Meteor.
As usual, Smash fans think he's just some generic cookie-cutter anime pretty boy, completely unaware of how popular and influential he is.
As usual, Smash fans think he's just some generic cookie-cutter anime pretty boy, completely unaware of how popular and influential he is.
by Some guy on UD January 26, 2021
The default weapon of Tak in the Tak and the Power of Juju games. It's basically an antler tied to a stick and mainly used for smacking enemies, but it also allows Tak to shoot small Juju shots at enemies.
by Some guy on UD January 29, 2022
The main character of Fire Emblem: Three Houses. He is a former mercenary who took a teaching job at the Garreg Mach Monestary. He has the Crest of Flames, a mysterious yet powerful Crest that allows him to wield the Sword of the Creator. Fans of the Super Smash Bros. games really dislike him.
by Some guy on UD August 28, 2020
A video game released in 2016 by Atlus and Sega. It's about a guy named Joker who leads a gang called the Phantom Thieves, a gang that steals valuables and the hearts of evil people to turn them good.
Could also refer to stealing something.
Could also refer to stealing something.
1. Persona 5 is my favorite video game! I hope it eventually gets a Nintendo Switch release!
2. Damnit, my watch got Persona 5'ed!
2. Damnit, my watch got Persona 5'ed!
by Some guy on UD September 25, 2019
An underrated video game made by Rockstar Games in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance. It released on the same day as GTA: San Andreas. It's a 2D styled game, set in the same universe as GTA III.
The story follows Mike, a criminal seeking to leave Liberty City with his friend, Vinnie, and start a new life. However, Vinnie is killed in an explosion, leaving Mike to search for his killer, while still doing jobs under various bosses to raise enough money to leave Liberty City.
The story follows Mike, a criminal seeking to leave Liberty City with his friend, Vinnie, and start a new life. However, Vinnie is killed in an explosion, leaving Mike to search for his killer, while still doing jobs under various bosses to raise enough money to leave Liberty City.
Grand Theft Auto Advance may not be able to hold a candle to the GTA games of the same era, but it's still a good game, especially for the Game Boy Advance.
by Some guy on UD July 20, 2020