Combining base mechanics of games [Thought Exercise]

[gooddragon1]

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[factotum]

As far as the strength issue is concerned, use Steve from Minecraft as your yardstick--he can carry 2,304 meter-cube blocks of gold in his inventory, so he's capable of lifting approximately 44,000 tonnes. He can also punch through trees and rocks without hurting himself.

[gooddragon1]

As far as the strength issue is concerned, use Steve from Minecraft as your yardstick--he can carry 2,304 meter-cube blocks of gold in his inventory, so he's capable of lifting approximately 44,000 tonnes. He can also punch through trees and rocks without hurting himself.

I think this can serve as both strength and hammerspace.

[Armok]

By moving his right index finger as if pulling the trigger of a gun while making an attack, that attack becomes explosive and deals extra damage.

[CarpeGuitarrem]

You can jump once in mid-air (the Mario games, also platformers in general)
You can reverse time up to a limited amount, retaining information and memories from prior iterations (Life is Strange, Braid)
You can turn around instantaneously (most third-person games)

[Prime32]

I'd always wondered what would happen if you tried to make a superhero from all the default mechanics that video game characters get.
Isn't this the premise of Kamen Rider Ex-Aid (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Series/KamenRiderExAid)?

[Hiro Protagonest]

Determination.

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Why is this in Media.