Memorable lines from computer games

Anyway, only 2 games come to mind, but what 2 games!

Mission: Impossible (or was it Impossible Mission?) Who remembers?* It was on Commodore 64 (remember them?). It yielded the two greatest sentences in the history of computer games:

• Another visitor... Stay awhile... STAY FOREVER!
• You are finished........... here.

• A waste of my talents!
• I am done.
• Magic is good and well, but now Minsk leads. SWORDS FOR EVERYONE!
• Go for the eyes, Boo! Go for the eyes.

*Accipiter, actually. "it was Impossible Mission. Epyx made it."

• "Stay a while, and listen." - Cain
• "I can't use this... yet." - PCs
• "Ahhh... fresh meat." - The Butcher

• "My life for Aiur." - Protoss Zealot
  
  

• "YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH MINERALS"

• "Let's ROLL out!" - Terran Siege Tank
• "En Taro Adun!" - Protoss

• "Rogan?" - Age of Empires
• "Join the army, they said!
  See the world, they said!
  I'd rather be sailing."
  - Human Footman (WarCraft II)

• Max: Mind if I drive?
  Sam: Not if you don't mind me clawing at the dash and shrieking like a cheerleader.

• "Run, you pigeons! It's Robert Frost!"
  
  
• "Bound only by the paper-thin wrapper of mortality, a soul here lies, struggling to be free. And so it shall, thanks to a bowl of bad gazpacho.. and a man.. named Calavera."

Just about anything from Monkey Island.

From Spaceward Ho!:
"Yeeeee-hah!"
"Much obliged..."

From Marathon:
"Frog blast the vent core!"
"Shoot somebody else, ok?"

In Sinistar, which was one of the scariest games till Doom, I think it was actually, "I hunger", then "Run, coward!" And then the thing would come sweeping in at you, laughing menacingly. The coolest thing about that game was how good it was at making you feel you were playing in a world that extended WAY beyond the edges of the screen.

• "Battle cruiser operational!" (I can produce the original russian accent too)

• "Death and Decay!"
• "There can be only one!"

• "Hurt me plenty!"

It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.

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I'm going to put that phrase on a black glow-in-the-dark t-shirt. I think having the glowing command prompt makes it spookier, don't you?