Video game items that could be beneficial in the real world

[Lictor Face]

An estus flask. Eternal OJ/booze that also heals you? Fair game.

 

[Eddie the head]

Nanite Systems in general? Form Planetside 2. It would be pretty much god mode for the human race.

 

[EHKOS]

Uh, the repair function from the Nano Forge from Red Faction 4. Also electrobolt from the first Bioshock, laptop battery running low? NO PROB! Evolve Today!(in excruciating pain)

 

[spartandude]

The world could use a GECK. And i mean a Fallout 3 GECK (not the more realistic and sensible Fallout 2 GECK), which is actually the Genesis Device from Wrath of Khan.

 

[Lazy Kitty]

Let's see... Health potions, antidotes which cure any type of poison, Cure disease potions which cure any disease.
Portal guns, gravity guns, time machines, golems, quantum entangled communication devices, 1ups and other types of extra life items, phylactery.

 

[Canadamus Prime]

The health potion from every RPG ever made.

Cancer? Health potion. Broken bones? Health potion. Major Depressive Disorder? Health potion. It could cure everything.

Also the anti poison potions too. For the things that health potion doesn't cover.

Either that or the MedKits from any FPS that doesn't have regenerating health.
There is nothing those things can't cure.

 

[WWWLUCIFERCOM]

How about Medi-gel the all in one medicinal salve sign me up or what about Plasmids or Vigors think how amazing it would be to shoot bees or fire ect.

 

[Kanova]

Wouldn't like, 99% of items in games be useful?

 

[mavkiel]

Forced Evolutionary Virus (FEV). Doesn't everyone here know at least *one* person who would be better off dipped?

 

[gargantual]

1.Metal gear / Halo and Nanosuit cloaking technology would be a godsend to celebrities and their kids.

As for me...I can't say I wouldn't pull at least one harmless prank with em.


2. Whenever my car has problems I think of the DOOM teleport devices. (Not Half-lifes. Kleiner needs to seriously work on those.)

 

[Edl01]

Metal Gear Solid: Cardboard Box. Need I say more?

 

[Headsprouter]

RadAway. It'd fix a lot of problems if we could dismiss radiation *snap* just like that.

 

[TheEvilGenius]

Nanosuit from Crysis. The military that got that technology would be unstoppable.

 

[Dalisclock]

Nanosuit from Crysis. The military that got that technology would be unstoppable.

It would except for how super expensive it would be. Only special forces would ever get to use it.

There are a lot of cool military technologies out there. Trouble it, Most of them cost a lot in R&D costs, not to mention manufacturing and right now the US military is finding ways to cut costs, not the other way around(The Army is cutting the number of soldiers by half or something like that).

 

[Erttheking]

Rad X from Fallout. It would revolutionize the ability to respond to radiation. As someone else mentioned, Rad Away would help too.

 

[Nokturos]

That bullshit plot device Batman used to solve crimes in Arkham Origins. All you need to do is look at a crime scene for a bit, and then a computer will create a perfect holographic simulation of what happened.

 

[JagermanXcell]

Castlevania Wall chicken.

Feeling sick? Wall chicken.
Break a leg? Wall chicken.
Got cancer? Wall chicken.

Any of those AND hungry?! Wall chicken.

 

[aozgolo]

Does the Tantalus Drive Core from Mass Effect count? I want to go galaxy hopping!

 

[Schtimpy]

The item storage system from Pokémon. I'm in the middle of moving right now, and my dad is a packrat with some medical things, which means I get to do everything. It would be so much easier if I could just shove the mass into a computer and pull it out when we got there.

Also: Jetpacks, Hookshot, Enderpearls, Anti-fall boots, Mushrooms that let you double in size, +X strength/Dex/anything armor, and fast-travel campfires.

Portal Gun. It's already on here, but my god do I want one.

 

[AwesomeHatMan]

I'm still waiting to get my Pip-Boy. I reckon Pip-Boys (and a wireless headset) could replaces cellphones, MP3's and tablets.