QUOTE | “If these folks had their way, none of those people would be able to buy Grand Theft Auto.” - Take-Two president Karl Slatoff reacting to Australian protestors who got GTA V pulled from some retailers; ultimately Slatoff believes “if you don't like it and it's offensive to you, then you don't buy it.”

And he always had secret casts on his broken feet n shit.

I will answer your question, but I will state this first. Whether it is an exception or a rule, you stated that 2D animation was not practical and was impossible in achieving. It is your opinion of the above 3D animated movie is better, but you stated it as a fact. It is not. 3D productions are also higher in cost…

For the past decade or so, there has been a steady change in animation from the traditional (and vastly more time consuming/expensive) 2D style to the 3D style which uses 3D computer models to, in essence, replicate the 2D style. While most mecha are done flawlessly with 3D models these days, it is still easy to tell…

This is crap.

Actually the whole "games are art" thing was pushed by journalist and reviewers who yearned to be taken "seriously". The gamers were too busy gaming.

Gamers: "We want games to be considered Art!"

You shut your whore mouth.

Less macho bald space marine buff white dude in western games ;)

Says Thanos...

The mouth animations really bugged me.