Nothing Sacred

[camazotz]

Well, all I can do is ask myself, "What would my 6 year old self have thought of this game back in 1977 when I first conned my grandfather into taking me to see Star Wars seven times during the summer?"

Answer: I'd have been so overjoyed at the concept of video games that didn't look like 8-bit ass that I would have cared less that the dance routine was going on! (Noting that I didn't even have an Atari 2600 for another two years or so in my own household)

Plus, let's not all forget the Star Wars Christmas Special, which I loved as a kid.

Perspective, people! Star Wars is still supposed to be for all ages, not just the thirty and forty somethings out there who cling to it like the liferaft of their lost childhood.

 

[Frozen Donkey Wheel2]

Wait, what do Dr. Suess characters have to do with-Oh, I see.

Anyway, I already knew all of that. I kind of just zoned that whole "I'm Han Solo Outrage" thing out. The internet freaks out about little things that don't matter and ignores things that do matter. It's just the natural order of things.

 

[Scow2]

So, if Nintendo made a (possibly bad) parody of Super Mario 3

Already Done, sir: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108255/

Ow. Just ow. I meant if it were a bad videogame parody, however. Still doesn't change the fact that that movie was made *shudders*.

Why a video-game parody. LucasArts hasn't made any movie parodies of Star Wars.

The games exist and do not affect the movie canon. No, not even The Force Unleashed is Canon. Star Wars Kinect has ALWAYS been about enabling the player to make fun of and laugh through the Star Wars trilogy: Have you not seen is sacrelicious advertisement campaign?

 

[Gatx]

Man, alright so maybe just to put this into perspective:

Has only 79 dislikes and 1,755 likes

Has 2,602 dislikes and 1,870 likes

Do I sense some hypocrisy somewhere from Star Wars fans?

 

[ima420r]

FYI: It's Yankovic not Yankovich.