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The Statue of Liberty, with her iconic crown, torch, and tablet, is an enduring American symbol\u2026 but did you know that she\u2019s also a recurring figure in video games? Although her most popular role is simply playing herself in the background, she\u2019s also had more active parts as a damsel in distress, a quiz master, and a first level boss. And when she\u2019s watching from a distance, Lady Liberty still steals the scene: even if the rest of her has been reduced to rubble, her determined stare is hard to avoid.

1. Superman (NES). Kemco, 1988. (Source: VGJunk)
2. Atomic Runner (Mega Drive). Data East, 1992.
3.\u00a0Akumaj\u014d Special: Boku Dracula-kun\u00a0(Famicom). Konami, 1990.
4. Comix Zone (Mega Drive). Sega, 1995.
5. Crude Buster (Arcade). Data East, 1991.
6. Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi (Sega Genesis). Sega, 1991.
7. Flashgal (Arcade). Sega, 1985.
8. Super Dodge Ball (NES). Technos, 1989. (Source: Nintendo Okie)
9.\u00a0TMNT: Turtles in Time\u00a0(Arcade). Konami, 1991. (Source: VGMuseum)
10.\u00a0Abarenbou Tengu (Famicom). KAZe, 1990.

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