History SuperSoldier / VideoGames

* ''VideoGame/BionicCommando'' has the extensively bionic Rad Spencer as the titular Bionic Commando. Besides being extremely durable due to a cybernetic shell, he's also got an extendable arm to grapple onto things to swing from - which is his most notable trait.

* ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'': Even as far back as the original Bill Rizer and Lance Bean claiming themselves as super-soldiers and then proving to be a pair of OneManArmy types, the Contra Force has been really good at adding superhuman or top-notch elite warriors whether it's cyborgs, bio-engineered werewolves, sentient robots and etc. Even their human troops can go {{Transhuman}} such as Lance modding himself with alien DNA or Bill getting extensive bionics. Additionally, in ''Contra Returns'', the Contra Force develops PowerArmor for its team plus Lance and weapon expert Sadie create a device that gives the Contra members psychic powers.

* ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'': Even as far back as the original Bill Rizer and Lance Bean claiming themselves as super-soldiers and then proving to be a pair of OneManArmy types, the Contra Force has been really good at adding superhuman or top-notch elite warriors whether it's cyborgs, bio-engineered werewolves, sentient robots and etc. Even their human troops can go {{Transhuman}} such as Lance modding himself with alien DNA or Bill getting extensive bionics. Additionally, in ''Contra Returns'', the Contra Force develops PowerArmor for its team plus Lance and the hacker Sadie create a device that gives the Contra members psychic powers.

* ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'': Even as far back as the original Bill Rizer and Lance Bean claiming themselves as super-soldiers and then proving themselves to be a pair of OneManArmy types, the Contra Force has been really good at adding superhuman or top-notch elite warriors whether it's cyborgs, bio-engineered werewolves, sentient robots and etc. Even their human troops can go {{Transhuman}} such as Lance modding himself with alien DNA or Bill getting extensive bionics. Additionally, in ''Contra Returns'', the Contra Force develops PowerArmor for its team plus Lance and the hacker Sadie create a device that gives the Contra members psychic powers.

* ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'': Even as far back as the original Bill Rizer and Lance Bean claiming themselves as super-soldiers and then proving themselves to be a pair of OneManArmy types, the Contra Force has been really good at adding superhuman or top-notch elite warriors whether it's cyborgs, bio-engineered werewolves, sentient robots and etc. Even their human troops can go {{Transhuman}} such as Lance modding himself with alien DNA or Bill getting extensive bionics. Additionally, in ''Contra Returns'', the Contra Force develops PowerArmor for its team and Lance and the hacker develop a method to induce psychic powers in the Contra members.

* ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'': Even as far back as the original Bill Rizer and Lance Bean claiming themselves as super-soldiers and then proving themselves to be a pair of OneManArmy types, the Contra Force has been really good at adding superhuman or top-notch elite warriors whether it's cyborgs, bio-engineered werewolves, sentient robots and etc. Even their human troops can go {{Transhuman}} such as Lance modding himself with alien DNA or Bill getting extensive bionics.

** Unlike their predecessors, the Spartan-[=IVs=] introduced in ''VideoGame/{{Halo 4}}'' are the first iteration of the program to successfully utilize adult volunteers, and are all equipped with an even more advanced version of MJOLNIR ([=GEN2=], to be precise) in order to compensate for their relatively inferior (but more extensive and much better tolerated) augmentations. Pound for pound, they’re agreed to be less capable than the previous two generations, but they’re still well above human, mass-producible, and above all ''stable'': due to their comparatively normal backgrounds, the [=IVs=] are far more socially-adjusted than the [=IIs=] and [=IIIs=].

* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'':

* The entire plot of the ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive'' fighting game series is centered on Victor Donovan's attempts to create these by kidnapping {{Ninja}}s and cloning them. At some point Donovan had all four part-siblings of the lead family for three different projects (Hayate and Kasumi, the only true siblings of the quartet, were for projects involving this trope, whereas a new scientist in his employ during the events of ''6'' has Ayane, who shares a mother with Hayate and Kasumi, and Honoka, conceived by the same man behind Ayane's ChildByRape designation, used to test a revival project).