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[2011-04-30]

Four of these fine lookalikes were submitted by keen-eyed Videogame Lookalikes readers (who also spotted the Dr. Breen mistake--thanks!). The Niko Bellic one is mine, and it runs through my head every time I play GTA4. Rest in peace, Pete.

[2010-11-17]

Totally by accident, this update turned into a regular gallery of horror. It looks like I served up a bunch of Halloween leftovers, but I only just whipped these lookalikes up today. Blame it on my favorite horror podcast playing in the background. Damn you, Tony & Ted! Damn you!

[2010-10-03]

*yawn*, well that was a refreshing nap -- HOLY MOLY look at the time. How can it be October already?

Well rather than celebrate Halloween early, I figured I'd throw you for a loop. This ain't no Halloween edition, more like If They Mated!

This next one comes to us from longtime Videogame Lookalikes reader Elranzer, who writes: "This is a SUPER SPECIAL lookalike, so enjoy! I've sent you ones before (half of them were David Bowie, sadly he's NOT in this lookalike), but this might be a masterpiece."

By Cerberus' snouts, I think you may be right!

Last but not least, here's a normal Videogame Lookalike, or at least as normal as anything can be when it combines Pokemon characters and men in pink underwear who shave all but a small tuft of hair. Man... it looks like the unicorns from The Last Unicorn are cresting a wave over his forehead.

Sorry I haven't replied your submission. I'll try to post more real soon. My back log is turning into an old growth forest.

[2010-05-30]

This Lookalike dates back to a 2007 submission. Lost track of it until now. The background was already in black, so I just added the text at the top and bottom.

Here's a little something for my homie from the Mushroom Kingdom.

[2010-05-07]

Blarg. I'm way behind, so here's a quick batch of lookalikes submitted by my kind, caring readers.

Not many people use email signatures anymore, so from now on if a letter doesn't specifically ask otherwise, I'm just going to use the first name in the "FROM:" field (for privacy reasons) to credit lookalike submissions.