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VGC
(redirected from Video game character)

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VGCVery Good Condition
VGCVG Cats (web comic)
VGCVideo Graphics Controller
VGCVintage Glider Club
VGCViscosity-Gravity Constant
VGCVideo Game Club
VGCVideo Game Character
VGCVideo Game Central (website)
VGCVideo Game Chat (video game forum)
VGCVideo Game Chat (gaming news website)
VGCVoice Grade Channel (telephony)
VGCVictorian Garden Cottages (UK)
VGCVideo Game Chatter (website)
VGCVideo Game Championship
VGCVertical Gaze Center (ophthalmology)
VGCVirtual Gold Chip
VGCVideo Game Connected (web forum)
VGCVery Large Graph Class (also seen as VLGC)
VGCVideopolis Games Company
VGCVlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie (Flemish Community Commission)


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When Pac-Man, the iconic 1980s video game character, needed the power to devour the ghosts that tormented him, he would swallow a generic white blob.
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Enter HyperScan(TM), the first-of-its-kind game system that combines two of the most popular activities of kids today, allowing players to scan cards, enhance and modify their battle abilities and make their video game characters more powerful over time.
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It's as if, for the people watching, he has become something less than real, a video game character performing on command.
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