Howdy Pard. Mighty fine slicked back Pompadour you got there, feller. You'd look right home on the range in RDR2 I reckon. Now, enough's been said about this beaut of a game so I'll just say: Adios.

Every Monster Hunter for the last 20 years has had a Pompadour. It was a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Institution and it's gone. This game has 100 pieces of Launch Day DLC. Not a single one is the Pompadour Hairstyle.

Troubled titular protag Travis Touchdown touts a toppling tower of a pomp in this genre-turning spinoff of GRASSHOPPER's classic console constrained series, No More Heroes.

These games just keep getting better.

SNK 2D Fighter, so basically button bashing bliss. A character, Hyo Amano, is a dude with a wicked Pomp and an open pink kimono who's too cool to use a real sword. Hope he crosses over in SamSho.

Hair. Hair never changes.

Like it's older brother FO3, FONV has a pretty average and realistic Pompadour option available at the start. Having this slick 'do isn't guaranteed to win you the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ LOTT-ER-Y though...

Kunio-Kun is back in this fan-made 2D sequel to the original NES brawler. Kunio (rather, Alex) isn't the one with the Pomp though. You'll have to Unlock Riki (Ryan in USA) for that sweet Pomp action.

This remake of the SEGA's PS2 Classic action RPG crime drama puts a Pompadour front and center on its protag (who should be in Tekken) even though it's been out of style for gangsters for a while.

In contrast to the game's otherwise over the top and melodramatic approach to storytelling, young front-man Kazama Kiryu's classic Regeant is very restrained and realistic.