Video Game Manipulation

Video Game Manipulation
The Alien (Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie) is able to telepathically control every cartridge of "Eee Tee: The Video Game" because of the alloy they were made from.
Power/Ability to:	control video games

The power to manipulate video games. Variation of Game Manipulation.

Also Called

• Video Game Mastery

Capabilities

User can manipulate any kinds of video games, including the coding and content of the video games, the physical copies themselves, including consoles and accessories.

Applications

• Cheating
  • Codification/Decodification
  • Rule Bending
  • Rule Creation
  • Weapon Arsenal
• Download
• Hacking Intuition
• Interaction Manipulation
  • Computer Interaction
  • Diverse Interface
  • Game Interaction
  • Game Over
  • Video Game Constructs
  • Video Game Hallucinations
  • Video Game Materialization

Techniques

• Video Game Mimicry

Associations

• Data Manipulation
• Technology Manipulation
• Virtual Warping

Limitations

• User's personal knowledge and experience may limit the use of the power.
• Could be limited to what kind of video game or what kind of console they are/have.

Known Users

• R.O.B. (Angry Video Game Nerd)
• Glitch Gremlin (Angry Video Game Nerd)
• Alien (Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie)
• Kevin Keene/Captain N (Captain N: The Game Master)
• Chad Belmont/Captain S (Captain S: Video Defender)
• Nigel Edmund Silverman/Nes (Captain S: Video Defender)
• Maldark (Level Up)
• Gamer (Miraculous Ladybug)
• Ropuremon (Digimon)

Gallery

R.O.B. (Angry Video Game Nerd) has the power to manipulate video game controllers, and can even transmute video games into copies of "Gyromite" and "Stack-Up".

The Glitch Gremlin (Angry Video Game Nerd) has the power to mess with video game programming, and can even alter reality the same way.

Gamer (Miraculous Ladybug) possesses powers and abilities made to replicate the video game Ultra Mecha Strike III.