And that’s a comic book movie ^^;;

[updated] later that night:

I guess there’s just a vas deferens in our levels of humor.

Tom Clancy’s Warioland

Assassin’s Peach.

We just need someone to deal with the Prime Minister of Malaysia:

There was also an episode of Pushing Daisies about the idea. Which might be the most chaste version possible, albeit still ending in murder.

Another game tried mixing rhythm with RPG, with (IMO) great success, called Before the Echo (formerly Sequence). The game was made by professional voice actor Jason Wishnov (the voice of Byakuya from Danganronpa), and as it turns out, he’s a hell of a writer.

YOU ARE ALREADY BOUGHT.

Imagine how this guy feels....

J’onn J’onzz was not available for comment.

What a genius idea. Maybe in another dimension.

I believe it wasn’t really meant to be trailer. On the Kickstarter page it’s referred to as a “progress video”. Sony just slapped their branding on it, threw it up on their YouTube page and called it a trailer.

yup, showing an unfinished product creates waay more backlash then it used to do. Some Early Access titles flop because of this. Not because they are bad, but because the internet ( and I mean its horrible people ) makes things 10x worse then they really are. Even full blown releases take a hit because some things are…

Publisher and developer are often somewhat removed from each other. We had a trailer go live that was outsourced to a different company by the publisher, when we saw it the dev team was a bit angry as it had out of world shots and content not in the game. Very political statements were released afterwards.

Fun fact about Seven-Eleven: It was so successful in Japan that its Japanese division bought the parent company. It’s technically a Japanese Company now.

Look at what the faces used to look like in the kickstarter trailer: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ysnet/shenmue-3

Every single expression? Nah.

Lemme put it to you this way: Hundreds of years ago, they would get this hung up over interpretations of Christ. The only difference between then and now is that such interpretations had legal and communal consequences.

Pressure cookers are super safe nowadays.