Which he never would since he doesn’t grow up anyway.

Wow ya’ll bitch so much about the objectification of women, but you use a clearly sexual picture to grab the reader, then you showcase the cosplay aspect, this is objectification!!!! she uses it to her advantage and so do ya’ll when it suites.

Sounds like you have a problem and I think I have a solution. Have you considered buying more games?

Because memes used to be the pinnacle of humor before all this.

your the racist, for finding that racist, you racist

Because something has a racist history, it must mean it can’t be used today without having Tumblrina’s up in arms?

Everything has to be an issue.

Those were fun but they’re not the same as a 3D Mario game.

Hey, it could be worse. They could have called it the sWIItch.

YASSS. And it looked like an actual 3d Mario, not just another 3d Land/3d World game.

you leave ray davies out of this.

Idk, for me that just makes the game more interesting and stand out. There are a dozen realistic, using the same gritty texture horror games out there and I can’t tell them apart.

For me it’s the fear you get from trying not to get caught that is immersive. Like blaming a Scooby Doo game on Gamecube, haha. Silly but…

Me too! Moreso than even Resident Evil or other horror games, Bioshock scared the crap out of me.

I kind of prefer this comic-horror style game. I suspect if this game looked “real”, it would be too horrific for me to actually play. I had a hard time with Bioshock. I couldn’t finish it. But this is charming enough to play without having a heart attack.

I’m curious about that last scene in the first video. It gives me the impression that being caught might just progress the storyline instead of ending it outright, which would be a pretty cool mechanic.

This is actually a pretty clever concept.

I’ll admit it looks kinda fun (even though it surely isn’t the Metal Gear I love), but my gosh, this looks WAY TOO MUCH like The Last of Us in a rip off kind of way.

Articles like this make me fear for the current generation.