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| - | In '''[[video games]]''', the 94th [[Strong Bad Email]], Taylor R. asks [[Strong Bad]] what he would be like in a [[Games|video game]]. He first mentions [[Secret Collect.]], an [[Atari 2600]]-style game in which the graphics look nothing like him and he would wander around a futuristic maze collecting things that look nothing like him. He then mentions [[StrongBadZone]], a vector-graphics game in which a spiky-headed cyber-shield guy would block attacks from [[Vector Strong Bad|a vector version of his head]], and the vector head would sometimes say [[Deliberately Poor English|poorly-translated phrases]] such as "BACK OFF BABY" and "YOUR HEAD [[A SPLODE]]". Strong Bad then mentions [[Thy Dungeonman]], an interactive fiction game that consists of getting [[Ye Flask|a flask]], however, the [[Thy Dungeonman (character)|main character]] is not him. Last but not least, he mentions [[RhinoFeeder]], a SNES-era game that, in his words, [[Strong Bad's Technology|is "super-photorealistic" and "takes migs and megs of memories just to play it"]], and in which the objective is to have him feed a rhino while avoiding [[snakes]]. The four games can be played, and they were later added to the [[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu|games menu]]. {{watch|sbemail94.html}} '''[[video games|(more...)]]'''
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