Rogues Gallery
Culture concept
The term comes from superhero comics where instead of one notable antagonist, a group of unrelated antagonists take jabs at the protagonist. Possibly even banding together against the protagonist.
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games
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PS3 2011-10-18
WIN 2009-09-15
WIN 2011-11-22
X360 2011-10-18
PS3 2009-08-25
X360 2009-08-25
See also: secondary antagonist
This was usually done in comics and TV series to make a long run of episodes or comics more varied so people wouldn't get bored of single antagonist but also making the same antagonists re-appear later on. In video games, movies, and other one-shot media this usually occurs with several normally primary antagonists serving as secondary antagonists, paving the way towards the true mastermind of the whole events. Mostly happens with tie-in games as people want to see their favourite antagonists and the developer/publisher can't decide on one lone antagonist to pick, so they pick them all.
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The first Rogues Gallery video game was released on August 25, 2009.