Great, I had no interest in buying Super Meat Boy. Now, I have to get the damn game because PETA attacked it. I'll add this to my growing collection of games peta went after. So far, the list includes, the Ringling Bros. Game, Cooking Mama, Ecco the Dolphin, and Brutal: Claws of Fury.
I really wish PETA would stop going after games so I do not feel morally obligated to give them a big fuck you by getting the games they hate.
Reminds me of something I did a long time ago:
I always thought PETA should make their own line of food, so they can show us the ethical way of doing things. Their first product should be bread. Not loaf bread because yeast and eggs are on the list of animals or coming from animals. The product would be something like tortillas, but not really. Tortillas made by hand involves a lot of lard, but I've seen vegetable oil and shortening used in a pinch.
The Slogan should be: No majestic, beautiful, innocent animals were harmed in making this product.
It would be the food line that is nutritous, full of smug arrogance, and meaningless attempts at guilting the population.