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** The ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'' team includes Varric again, Cassandra (a Nevarran Chantry soldier), the Iron Bull (a qunari mercenary), Vivienne (an Orlesian Circle Mage), Dorian (a [[DefectorFromDecadence disillusioned]] Tevinter mage) and Sera and Solas (two elves of unknown nationality).

** The ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'' team includes Varric again, Cassandra (a Nevarran Chantry soldier), the Iron Bull (a Tal-Vashoth mercenary), Vivienne (an Orlesian Circle Mage) and Sera and Solas (two elves of unknown nationality).

** ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'' is already following suit. The confirmed party members are Varric again, Cassandra (a Nevarran Chantry soldier) and Vivienne (an Orlesian Circle Mage).

* ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil3Nemesis'''s UBCS mercenaries.

** The advertising campaign for ''ODST'' was set (and filmed on location) in Serbia.
* The team from InheritTheEarth arguably qualifies.

** The [[VideoGame/XCOMEnemyUnknown Firaxis remake]] has this as well, also adding the soldier's national flag on the uniform. However, the game allows you to change the appearance and name of any soldier, so there's nothing preventing a man with a Japanese name to look like a ScaryBlackMan. Furthermore, all soldiers have standard American accents despite their nationality. Note: this is from a company whose latest [[VideoGame/{{Civilization}} big hit]] is noted for authentic languages.

* Team Sparrows from the ''MetalSlug'' games: Marco Rossi is racially Italian American, Tarma Roving (full name [[EmbarrassingFirstName Tarmicle]] Roving III) is British, Fiolina Germi is Italian (from Genoa) and Eri Kasamoto is Japanese. Trevor and Nadia, the two members appeared only in ''Metal Slug 4'', are Korean and French respectively.

* In the upcoming ''CommandAndConquer Free to Play'' a.k.a ''Generals 2'', all three factions are this, including the GLA. The European Union is naturally made up of member European states, the Asian-Pacific Alliance are made up of several Asian countries lead by China, and the Global Liberation Army's members come from Third-World conflict zones or just about anywhere, turning them more into WesternTerrorists and thus, [[MeaningfulName global]] (they still have mid-eastern members though). Here's an explanation about the GLA's [[http://www.polygon.com/2013/6/11/4421134/command-and-conquer-middle-eastern-militants-changed change into a more diverse faction]].

* The Fiendish Five, the Klaww Gang and Le Paradox's gang from the ''SlyCooper'' series are also villainous examples. The Cooper Gang by the third game is this, though the original members are American.

** The [[VideoGame/{{X-COMEnemyUnknown2012}} Firaxis remake]] has this as well, also adding the soldier's national flag on the uniform. However, the game allows you to change the appearance and name of any soldier, so there's nothing preventing a man with a Japanese name to look like a ScaryBlackMan. Furthermore, all soldiers have standard American accents despite their nationality. Note: this is from a company whose latest [[VideoGame/{{Civilization}} big hit]] is noted for authentic languages.

* Despite the protagonists of ''Left4Dead'' being all pretty obviously American, they represent different slices of the population -- a young black professional; a young, somewhat ethnic-looking white female college student; a not-so-young white biker dude; and an aging white military vet. Justified, in that that lineup is pretty much your average ZombieApocalypse film [[FiveManBand Four-survior band]]. And ''Left 4 Dead'' is essentially an interactive zombie film.
** The sequel takes place in the deep South, and features characters that, like the first game, portray different slices of life so that almost ever player ends up identifying with at least one character. The survivors include a black, middle-aged, and overweight high-school football coach, a white, young, redneck auto-mechanic, a black female news anchor, and a white escaped convict.

** ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'' has your [=NPCs=] representing all the different races and power factions present in and around Fereldan: Alistair (the Templars and nobility), Wynne (the Circle), Sten (the Qunari), Oghren (the dwarves), Zevran (the elves), Shale (a golem), Leliana (the Chantry perspective) and finally Morrigan who just out for herself. Leliana is also Orlesian, and Zevran is from Antiva.
** The ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOriginsAwakening'' expansion has Anders (see above), Justice (a spirit of the Fade), Nathaniel (a disgraced Ferelden noble), Oghren (see above), Sigrun (a casteless dwarf), and Velanna (a Dalish elf).
** ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'' has you recruit team members in Kirkwall, which is overfilled with refugees from the Blight. You have Hawke's sibling (a Ferelden with roots in Kirkwall), Anders (a Ferelden mage with roots in Anderfels), Aveline (a Ferelden warrior whose father is Orlesian), Fenris (an elf from Tevinter), Isabella (a Rivaini pirate), Merrill (a Dalish elf), Sebastian (a Chantry brother from Starkhaven), and Varric (a dwarf). A DLC also adds a temporary companion in the form of Tallis (a Qunari elf).

* In ''MassEffect'', Shepard's squad consists of two humans, a Turian, a Quarian, a Krogan and an Asari.
** In the sequel, it's bumped up to three humans (Five with DLC), a Turian, Salarian, Asari, Quarian, Krogan, Drell and [[spoiler: [[TokenEnemyMinority Geth]]]]

* The ''JaggedAlliance'' games allow players to hire mercenaries from around the world, ranging from Canadians to Russians, Poles, Britons, South Africans (both black and white), Australians, a Dane, a Hungarian, a Cuban, and even a Groundskeeper Willie-esque Scotsman. Subverted in that some actually refuse to work with others (the Pole won't work with Russians, the Dane thinks MsFanservice is disgustingly unprofessional, etc). If you try to override their hatred of each other by, for example, hiring them both at the same time, they will ''both'' refuse to extend their contracts when their time is up.

** The sequel has you recruit team members in Kirkwall, which is overfilled with refugees from the Blight. You have Hawke's sibling (a Ferelden with roots in Kirkwall), Anders (a Ferelden mage with roots in Anderfels), Aveline (a Ferelden warrior whose father is Orlesian), Fenris (an elf from Tevinter), Isabella (a Rivaini pirate), Merrill (a Dalish elf), Sebastian (a Chantry brother from Starkhaven), and Varric (a dwarf). A DLC also adds a temporary companion in the form of Tallis (a Qunari elf).

* ''VideoGame/DragonAge'':

** The ''Awakening'' expansion has Anders (see above), Justice (a spirit of the Fade), Nathaniel (a disgraced Ferelden noble), Oghren (see above), Sigrun (a casteless dwarf), and Velanna (a Dalish elf).

* In ''TheOldRepublic'' the companions the player has depends on the class they choose. Usually its two humans, two or three aliens and a droid.

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''-based video games habitually have your PlayerParty made up of people from any number of species (usually the core races -- human, elf, half-elf, dwarf, halfling, gnome, or half-orc -- but more recent titles have gotten more creative). Special mention goes to the ''VideoGame/IcewindDale'' series and ''VideoGame/NeverwinterNights2: Storm of Zehir'', which allowed you to hand-craft your own party. In the latter a lore-minded player might create a drow warlock from Ched Nasad, a human fighter from Damara, a fire genasi wizard from Unther, or a halfling paladin from Luiren.

* ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'' has your [=NPCs=] representing all the different races and power factions present in and around Fereldan: Alistair (the Templars and nobility), Wynne (the Circle), Sten (the Qunari), Oghren (the dwarves), Zevran (the elves), Shale (a golem), Leliana (the Chantry perspective) and finally Morrigan who just out for herself.
** Leliana is also Orlesian.

** The ''Awakening'' expansion has Anders (see above), Justice (a spirit of the Fade), Nathaniel (a disgraced Ferelden noble), Oghren (see above), Sigrun (a castless dwarf), and Velanna (a Dalish elf).

* FOXHOUND, Dead Cell, Cobra Unit and the Beauty and the Beast unit from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid 1'', 2, 3 and 4, respectively, are rare villainous examples of these, even though the first two were technically American military units.

* The Fiendish Five and the Klaww Gang from the ''SlyCooper'' series are also villainous examples. The Cooper Gang by the third game is this, though the original members are American.

* ''DragonAgeOrigins'' has your [=NPCs=] representing all the different races and power factions present in and around Fereldan: Alistair (the Templars and nobility), Wynne (the Circle), Sten (the Qunari), Oghren (the dwarves), Zevran (the elves), Shale (a golem), Leliana (the Chantry perspective) and finally Morrigan who just out for herself.

** The third game reduces the number of available squadmates for a better focus. You now have two humans, a turian, an asari, a quarian, an AI (non-geth), and a [[spoiler:Prothean]].

** The [[VideoGame/{{X-COMEnemyUnknown2012}} Firaxis remake]] has this as well, also adding the soldier's national flag on the uniform. However, the game allows you to change the appearance and name of any soldier, so there's nothing preventing a man with a Japanese name to look like a ScaryBlackMan. Furthermore, all soldiers have standard American accents despite their nationality. Note: this is from a company whose latest [[{{Civilization}} big hit]] is noted for authentic languages.