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Besides James Rolfe.

Keisuke is pretty dang adorkable, lol.

Chip from Chip's Challenge

Travis, though he's an otaku.

>Be Snake
>Find a weird guy hiding who pissed himself
>Asks me if I'm an otaku
>Goes on a long explanation about his robot
>Tells me to call him Otacon
>Informs me that it stands for Otaku Convention
>Even shows me his favorite cartoon
>It's his whole reason for going into Robotics

This is the guy who's helped prevent a nuclear war 3 times.

I can't believe nobody has posted Alphys yet.

Leisure Suit Larry always struck me as some sort of nerd. Turns out, according to Wikipedia, he was a computer geek before he became a ladies man.

The Goblin Tinkerer from Terraria always seemed kind of "nerdy", at least compared to the other goblins in the game, who are mostly just mindless and violent while the tinkerer is the exact opposite.

Lo Wang is this in the Shadow Warrior reboot series. He collects comic books and made an armored supehero costume. Not for his actual mercenary word, but in case of a zombie apocalypse.

Futaba. In addition to her hacking antics, she collects Featherman action figures, builds and mods PCs, plays plenty of vidya, self-taught herself most stuff she knows, and speaks with lots of gaming terms in place of concepts she doesn't know much about. (Or she just does that because it's fun, hard to say.) And she's practically overcome with joy by taking a trip to Akihabara.

Yeah, my bias in favor of her is incredibly strong. Deal.

Why I no post pic?

He may be a one-man army. But pushing buttons and levers takes a lot of skill. in fact you are required to have a Phd in order to operate a simple lever.

After all, those years at MIT finally paid off.