Only in video games can a lone marine walk in and out hell, killing the legions of the damned with a chainsaw and a gun named obscenely after it's one main physical characteristic.
Only in video games can a lone man save humanity from a religious alien race who destroy planets, you can survive a 50 feet drop and dust your shoulders off and casually stroll away, set off a nuke without all the governments of the whole chasing you down, and can kill armies of zombies with a baseball bat.
Only in Video Games can you get/use an extra life
Only in Video Games can you shoot someone repeatedly with multiple weapons and varied ammo and watch them runaway with their body still in tact.
Only in Video Games can you be caught committing a crime and be ignored as long as you holster your weapon.
Only in Video Games can clothes enhance your 5 senses.
Only in Video Games can you "proposition" a hooker without consequences.
Only in Video Games can you dunk a basketball from half-court
Only in Video Games can you obtain super powers
Only in video games can you shoulder-fire a .50 caliber rifle, while running.
Only in video games do grenades have a blast radius of 10 feet.
Only in video games can you treat multiple gunshot wounds with defibrillators.
Only in video games can you take a bullet anywhere and still be able to run.
Only in video games can a zombie be killed with a chest-shot. (Basic science people)
-only in videogames you can shoot empty all of a 50cal sniper rifle shooting all the bullets continuosly without breaking your arm and shoulder
-only in videogames you can receive a grenade up your ass and just wait 5 seconds and again be able to shoot down an army
that's right Burnout Paradise and Split/Second, I'm looking at you both
-only in videogames, if you know how to move, you can kill a giant cyborg demon with your bare fucking fists
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