*Starts talking about how bad anti-intellectualism is, immediately goes into anti-intellecutalist rant about scientists ruining dinosaurs*
That's part of the joke, right?
Most people haven't. Rather telling, wouldn't you say?
Now, I actually have seen it recently. I'm a huge Don Bluth fanboy just for how gorgeous his animation always is, but even I'll come right out and say he didn't put out a single good movie after All Dogs Go To Heaven. The quality of his...
Possibly. Legally, if Valve doesn't stamp down on this, they could lose their trademarks, so I don't think Valve really thought about it. That, or these guys actually GOT permission from Valve ahead of time and Valve REALLY doesn't give a shit anymore.
"When they blew up his boat because they were upset he didn't invite them to his pizza party . . ."
Is it sad that I legitimately can't tell if that's a joke because it seems believable that Kojima might actually put that as motivation for bad guys?
Man, I remember the days when Yahtzee's videos got a hundred comments on the first day. Now, they struggle to get to the double digets. It makes me wonder how much longer the site's gonna last if people are abandoning it like this.
To that, I respond "Osama Bin Laden."
Seriously, though, it's glad to see that people are finally not defending the microtransactions anymore. I've been against them since before even Jim Sterling started going on about the subject. Or at least since before I knew Jim Sterling was going on...
To be fair, he wasn't called "The Dark Lord Sauron" at the time. He had a different name (which I can't recall off the top of my head; I think it was Maeleron, but don't quote me), and was more angelic.
The woman in the outrageous headdress is Cate Blanchett. Thus, Thor: Ragnorok continues its trend of making respectable actors wear ridiculous outfits.
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