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1. Infamous 2. Mass Effect 3. Final Fantasy Tactics 4. Fire Emblem 5. FMA 6. KOTOR 7. One Piece 8. Pacific Rim 9. Red Alert 3 10 1. Infamous 2. Mass Effect 3. Final Fantasy Tactics 4. Fire Emblem 5. FMA 6. KOTOR 7. One Piece 8. Pacific Rim 9. Red Alert 3 10. TF2 11. Wakfu 12. Song of Ice & Fire 13. Adventure Time 14. Age of Myth 15. Archer 16. Banjo-Kazooie 17. Bioshock 18. Black Bullet 19. Buffyverse 20. Courage 21. DC 22. Digimon 23. Doctor Who 24. Dragon Commander 25. Dragon Age 26. Fallout 27. Fire Emblem 28. Firefly 29. Generic Magical Girl * 30. Halo 31. Harry Potter 32. Iji 33. Invader Zim 34. Jackie-Chan Adventure 35. Jojo 36. LLTQ 37. LOTR 38. Marvel 39. Mega Man Battle Network 40. Megaman Classic 41. Mega Man X 42. Metal Gear Rising 43. Metal Gear Solid 44. Mother 45. Populous 46. Raildex Science 47. Ravenloft 48. Skies of Arcadia 49. Soul Caliber 50. Star Trek TNG 51. Star Trek 52. TES 53. Sims 3 54. Tropico 55. Twilight 56. VtM 57. Wheel of Time 58. Yugioh 59. King Arthur 60. Light of Terra (Part 3 Needed) 61. LoSS 62. RWBY 63. 007 64. 80’s Action 65. A Certain Magical Index 66. Ace Attorney 67. Ace Combat 68. Alien 69. Alpha Protocol 70. Animal Crossing 71. Ar Tonelico 72. Assassin’s Creed 73. Asura’s Cryin 74. Asura’s Wrath 75. Avatar the Last Airbender 76. Babylon 5 77. Bayonetta 78. Berserk 79. BeyBlade 80. Bionicle 81. BlazBlue 82. Bleach 83. Bloody Roar 84. Borderlands 85. Castelvania 86. CATastrophe 87. City of Heroes 88. Code Geasss 89. Command & Conquer 90. Cooking Show 91. Cowboy Bebop 92. Danny Phantom 93. Dark Souls 94. Dark Sun 95. Dead Rising 96. Deadman Wonderland 97. Deus Ex 98. Disney Princess 99. DMC 100. Dragon’s Dogma 101. Dresden 102. Dune 103. Elona 104. Erfworld 105. Etrain Odyssey 106. Fable 107. Fairy Tail 108. Familiar of Zero 109. FFVII 110. Full Metal Panic! 111. Gargoyles * 112. Geneforge 113. Generic Fighting Game 114. Generic Sugar Bowl 115. Generic Virtual World 116. GhostBusters 117. Girl Genius 118. Goat Simulator 119. Godzilla 120. Gothic 121. Halo 122. Heist 123. Hellsing 124. Horror Movie 125. Imaginary Friend 126. InfiniCon 127. Inukami 128. Investigation 129. Jade Empire 130. James Cameron’s Avatar 131. Johnny Test 132. Kantai 133. Kids Next Door 134. Kill La Kill 135. Kirby’s Dream Land 136. Lego 137. Lego – Legends of Chima 138. Lord of Light 139. Macross 140. Madoka 141. Magi * 142. Mahou Sensei Negi 143. Minecraft 144. Mob 145. Modern Action Movie 146. Monopoly 147. Monster Hunter 148. Musician 149. Mystery Science Theater 150. Naruto 151. NeoPets 152. Nine to Five 153. No Game No Life 154. Okami 155. One Punch 156. Ouran High School 157. Outlaw 158. Overlord 159. Persona 160. Pikmin 161. Pirates of the Caribbean 162. Platoon 163. Prototype 164. PS238 165. Razzle Dazzle 166. Resident Evil 167. Reborn 168. Rollercoaster Tycoon 169. Rosario + Vampire 170. Sabaton 171. Sailor Moon 172. Santa 173. Sword Art Online 174. Sengoku Basara 175. Shadowrun 176. Shovel Knight 177. Slayers 178. Slice of Life 179. Smite 180. Sonic 181. Soul Eater 182. Star Wars Clone Wars 183. Starcraft 184. Stargate SG-1 185. Strike Witches 186. Super Mario RPG 187. Tenchi Muyo! 188. Terra Formars 189. The Fast and the Furious 190. Legend of Zelda 191. The Mysterious Cities of Gold 192. Toriko 193. Totally Spies/Martian Mystery 194. Transformers 195. Transmetropolitan 196. Uncharted Waters 197. Vampire the Requiem 198. Vandread 199. Viking Saga 200. Warcraft 3 201. Warhammer Fantasy: Dogs of War 202. WeirdWildWest 203. Worm 204. Wuxia 205. X-Com 206. Xiaolin Showdown .
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