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Hero's Duty

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[Source] Hero's Duty is the name of a fictional first-person shooter game in featured in the 2012 animated film, Wreck-It Ralph. Wreck-It Ralph enters the game in order to prove that he is more than a "bad guy". The player character is a robot known as the first person shooter with one of the soldiers' arms which sports a TV monitor showing the gamer's face (in that case, the Moppet Girl's) for a head.

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First person shooter games like Metroid and Halo ''[[w:c:avp:Aliens: Extermination

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[Source] Hero's Duty is the name of a fictional first-person shooter game in featured in the 2012 animated film, Wreck-It Ralph. Wreck-It Ralph enters the game in order to prove that he is more than a "bad guy". The "NPC's" (non-player characters) of the game work alongside the Player to help them get to the top of the tower, where they are to defeat a large group of Cy-Bug larvae to which they, in return, earn a gold medal with the word "Hero" carved in. This is the game Ralph initially visits on his quest to being a good guy, albeit completely unprepared and the wannabe-hero is left terrified. These antics lead directly to Ralph unwittingly arriving in Sugar Rush. The player character is a robot known as the first person shooter with one of the soldiers' arms which sports a TV monitor showing the gamer's face (in that case, the Moppet Girl's) for a head.