Ah thought they sold it, but if they did they could sue PETA, right?warboss5 said:Not if the material is being used for satirical purposes. PETA is using Fair Use the same way guys like the Nostalgia Critic and Angry Video Game Nerd do. That and PETA isn't actually SELLING the game, they're giving it away for free.kebab4you said:Can't the makers of meat boy sue PETA for using there product without asking them?
You have to fry the tofu with something (or however way you want to cook it) in order for it to taste good. It's like the chinese version of a potato, Absorbs flavor very well, rarely tastes good by itself.cursedseishi said:So far, the only Pro-Vegan thing I've seen is from Scott Pilgrim, and well, when all it takes to beat you is one drop of non-vegan approved products, that's more of a very heavy con.
Too bad they didn't release this on Thanksgiving though, I think I ate half a ham that night, which is way more satisfying than some bland piece of... white stuff (and I already had my fill of that with potatoes).
Probably because nobody cares about those games. People actually play and talk about Super Meat Boy.zombie711 said:Who said Meat Boy came from "animal" meat?
(strange how they never were upset about Cabelles hunting games)
This. I don't shove meat in a PETA member's face. Why do they shove veggis and tofu in mine?The Great JT said:PETA...what the hell is the matter with you? I don't go around telling you to go eat a cheeseburger,
This is true. I never noticed before, but since my girlfriend is a vegetarian I was shocked to learn just how few places actually offer vegetarian/vegan meals.stormtrooper9091 said:What I DO mind is the total lack of support for veggie people, you see, places with food that is not meaty are few and far between, especially in big events, like festivals and shit, that is a bad thing.