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Clash Of The Titans: How Gaming's Iconic Creatures And Bosses Measure Up
Have you ever wondered how giant creatures and machines from completely different games would look if they stood side by side? We took some of the biggest and most well-known bosses and creatures in video game history and calculated how they would stack up shoulder to shoulder.
This chart originally appeared in issue 269 of Game Informer, but we're now giving you the opportunity to download it in high resolution. If you'd like to experience this chart in its original form, you can do so through that issue or through our digital archives if you subscribe to our digital magazine.
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For more high-resolution charts that you can print out, you can check out our "Every RPG: The Flowchart" and "Will You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse?" charts.
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