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Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot

Culture concept

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games
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A hodgepodge of various Cool Things in same setting where one would generally not expect to see them together. Essentially a fake crossover.

Notable people involved: David Dienstbier, Andrew Glaister, Scott Herrington, David Perry and Icculus[Ryan C. Gordon]

To qualify for this, make sure the setting has at least 3 of the following: supernatural (e.g. demons, fae, or such), ninjas, pirates, vikings, undead (zombies, vampires, ghosts), robots/cyborgs, aliens or extradimensional beings, mutants
... depending on the included things the required number of elements may rise to 4 (e.g. aliens, robots, and mutants being in same game is hardly thematic breaking); qualifying with unlisted things can be done, though they are lesser examples of this concept.

Undead should not be able to cover both supernatural and undead category alone, even if they cross over in that (vampires and ghosts tend to do this).

The tag name comes from Kingdom of Loathing which seems to have popularized the concept itself somehow.

See also: crossover (when characters or things from separate established settings are thrown together)

Popular tags

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Parent group

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Games by year

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The first Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot video game was released in 1993.

Interplay, Warner Bros. Interactive, Ubi Soft and Playmates Interactive Entertainment published most of these games.

Platforms

Windows8
iOS4
Linux4
N644
SNES4
Mega Drive3
PS3
MS-DOS3
GBA3
Nintendo DS2
Saturn2
GBC2
GB1
Wii U1
3DS1
Android1
Amiga1
Mac OS X1
Dreamcast1
Mega-CD1
Game Gear1
Amiga CD321
Master System1
Wii1

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