Isn't it strange that only paying customers have to deal with DRM? I've always thought so.

So what I'm getting here is, more or less, the usual:

He looks like a killer! Let's strap a rock on him and throw him into a moat. If he floats, we let him go and if he sinks, we let him die. Justice!

I feel very much the opposite of you here. I like the art style, but the animation itself leaves me feeling dissatisfied. It's that weird animated comic style that so many download titles have in-place of actual cutscenes, and I hate how cheap it looks.

I don't think I'd define crappy flash animation as "awesome", pretty much regardless of the content.
It's nice to see an attempt at animated Wonder Woman, but not this way. This way makes me sad because it'll be canned quick and DC won't try again for another few years.

lol what was the point of turning it invisible in the first place?

I think someone just wanted an excuse to dress men up in full body color suits.

I'm sure there is a way to use this for fun, but I'm just not seeing it right now

I was waiting for the College Humor splash at the end. When it didn't appear I realized this is actually a real thing.

Fuck you very much!

You made me go back and look at the original pic.

I hate all these self-appreciative assholes who are coming out the woodwork, stating that the old Xbox was some sort of technical marvel, and stepping stones to the next entertainment milestone. And then they have the audacity to say those people who were against it were uninformed consumers. Fuck you, and fuck your…

"Video game petitions have a very long and mostly pointless history." - except for the ones that changed Sony's E3 conference, and the ones that got Earthbound to Virtual Console, and the ones that help fans voice their thoughts on everything from DRM to getting Bravely Default localized in the West. Video game…

From the YouTube blurb:

Whelp. That, and the way you take screenshots, indicate you're not very tech savvy.

It's the internet, what did you expect?

Heh, don't feel too bad Nintendo. Most people these days don't even know what a URL is. They'll just look up "Wii U" on Google.

How is it relevant that he was a gamer? What does this news have to do on Kotaku?

I refuse to beg R* for a PC version. Probably gonna skip this one if it does not come out for pc