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* ''Literature/ReignOfTheSevenSpellblades'': Oliver recalls in volume 9 how his late mother used to kick both his and his father's butts at Magic Chess, a VariantChess game seemingly hybridized with tabletop wargaming. He remembers his father begging him for a game instead after losing to her for the umpteenth time.
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* ''WebAnimation/ManiManiPeople'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW35bLbrkr4 Kaho, Maki and Mina]] are addicted to playing a VR game called Mani Quest. They became underweight because they kept forgetting to eat. Daisuke talked to them and it is revealed that the girls have been betrayed by men and found comfort in playing games.
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* ''WebAnimation/ManiManiPeople'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW35bLbrkr4 Kaho, Maki and Mina]] are addicted to playing a VR game called Mani Quest. They became underweight because they kept forgetting to eat. Daisuke talked to them and it is revealed that the girls have had been betrayed by men and found comfort in playing games.
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* Kirby in ''Film/ProjectX'' is seen beating Costa on the 360.
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* Kirby in ''Film/ProjectX'' ''Film/ProjectX2012'' is seen beating Costa on the 360.
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** Iino is more of a casual gamer compared to the others, playing mobile games with Osaragi, and also mentions having several free UsefulNotes/RPGMaker games on her laptop. [[spoiler:She later starts playing ''VideoGame/ApexLegends'' in an attempt to make herself more appealing to Ishigami after [[MistakenForRomance mistaking his and Shiranui's friendship for something more intimate]].]]
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** Iino is more of a casual gamer compared to the others, playing mobile games with Osaragi, and also mentions having several free UsefulNotes/RPGMaker MediaNotes/RPGMaker games on her laptop. [[spoiler:She later starts playing ''VideoGame/ApexLegends'' in an attempt to make herself more appealing to Ishigami after [[MistakenForRomance mistaking his and Shiranui's friendship for something more intimate]].]]
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** The show also has Rei, who was on before Hex came along. She does segments about the topical element of gaming culture such as "Art in Games" and the UsefulNotes/{{ChildsPlay|Charity}} charity.
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** The show also has Rei, who was on before Hex came along. She does segments about the topical element of gaming culture such as "Art in Games" and the UsefulNotes/{{ChildsPlay|Charity}} MediaNotes/{{ChildsPlay|Charity}} charity.
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* Courtney, the 1980s girl from the ''Literature/AmericanGirlsCollection'', is a very avid gamer girl with her best game being ''VideoGame/PacMan''. She also imagines herself as a video game character, Crystal [=StarShooter=] and thinks up an idea for a game with her. Her collection initially released with a doll sized functional arcade cabinet that resembled the cabinet in the 1980s.
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* Courtney, Courtney Moore, the 1980s girl character from the ''Literature/AmericanGirlsCollection'', is a very avid gamer girl with her best game being ''VideoGame/PacMan''. She also imagines herself as a video game character, character she created, Crystal [=StarShooter=] [=StarShooter=], and thinks up an idea for a game with her. Her collection initially released with a doll sized doll-sized functional arcade cabinet that resembled the Pac-Man cabinet in the 1980s.
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* Courtney, the 1980s girl from the ''Literature/AmericanGirlsCollection'', is a very avid gamer girl with her best game being ''VideoGame/PacMan''. She also imagines herself as a video game character, Crystal [=StarShooter=] and thinks up an idea for a game with her. Her collection initially released with a doll sized functional arcade cabinet that resembled the cabinet in the 1980s.
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** The show also has Rei, who was on before Hex came along. She does segments about the topical element of gaming culture such as "Art in Games" and the UsefulNotes/ChildsPlay charity.
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** The show also has Rei, who was on before Hex came along. She does segments about the topical element of gaming culture such as "Art in Games" and the UsefulNotes/ChildsPlay UsefulNotes/{{ChildsPlay|Charity}} charity.
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* The protagonist of ''Literature/VillainessLevel99'' is an unnamed college-aged female gamer who is strictly into RPGs and nothing else. The story is about her being [[NextLifeAsAFictionalCharacter transmigrated into]] Yumiella Dolkness, the SuperBoss of a {{romance|game}}/{{RPG}} hybrid (that the protagonist [[PlayTheGameSkipTheStory only cares about the RPG part]])--and continues seeing her new world as strictly an RPG.
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* The protagonist of ''Literature/VillainessLevel99'' is an unnamed college-aged female gamer who is strictly into RPGs [=RPGs=] and nothing else. The story is about her being [[NextLifeAsAFictionalCharacter transmigrated into]] Yumiella Dolkness, the SuperBoss of a {{romance|game}}/{{RPG}} hybrid (that the protagonist [[PlayTheGameSkipTheStory only cares about the RPG part]])--and continues seeing her new world as strictly an RPG.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MollyOfDenali'': An older example than most: we learn in "Fiddlesticks" that Auntie Midge likes to steal Oscar's video games and play them.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MollyOfDenali'': An older example than most: most; we learn in "Fiddlesticks" that Auntie Midge likes to steal Oscar's video games and play them.
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