Alec Couros started this one…
Apparently, I am Kong. Fear me.
I am Kong.
Strong and passionate, I tend to be misunderstood, sometimes even feared. I don’t want to fight, I don’t want to cause trouble, all I ask is a little love, and a little peace. If I don’t get what I want, I get angry, and throw barrels and flaming oil at whatever’s stopping me. What Video Game Character Are You?
I think I prefer the alternate match the quiz provided:
I am a Space-invader.
I will happily recruit the help of friends to aid me in getting what I want. I have no tolerance for people getting in my way, and I am completely relentless until any threats or opposition are removed. I try to be down-to-earth, but something always seems to get in the way. What Video Game Character Are You?
That’s funny, Kong. Strange enough … when I was doing this, I was thinking … I bet D’Arcy picks this meme up within minutes. 🙂
Oh yeah … Go Riders!
Heh. Am I that predictable? I was just relieved I wasn’t matched with Ms. Pac Man or something 🙂
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What video game are you?
I am not sure what is more interesting, the post or how long the meme chain can be sustained! Alec Couros Via D’arcy Norman via David Wiley I am a Pacman Ghost. I like to hang around with friends, chatting,…
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