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Every Futurama Character Collected In One Massive Image
It may not be directly related to video games, but this collection of every Futurama character from the show's entire run is too impressive not to share.
The image comes from DeviantArt artist Unrellius who spent 14 months putting together the image you see above. You can see the full, very high resolution image on Unrellius' DeviantArt page.
The show, which wrapped up its final season September, often contained references to video games (Ms. Pac-Man is pretty easy to spot above) and there was also a Futurama video game released in 2003.
[Source: DeviantArt, via Wired]
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