If the Cold War taught us anything, it was that some people treat socio-economic policy more like a religion than religion.

*Sigh.*
At least, they didn't try to honor Nathan Bedford Forrest, too.

Freakin' lag, it took me three days to respawn!!

Ironic, considering;

And, as the pedantic geek inside me commands, I must now note that the original plot of The Matrix had the Machines use the humans as microprocessors, not batteries.

At least she didn't go full Shodan…

The Plague Doctor is a woman.

You rat bastard.

Yeah, I got quoted!

I'm of the opinion that the hidden irony of Bloodborne's plot is that it turns out the hyper-dimensional alien beings known as the Great Ones are actually relatively well-intentioned (albeit the results of those good intentions were…less than okay), but most of the humans in the game are deliberately cruel.

[Insert quote from The Riddler (Arkham Series, thank you!) here.]

The main villain is insane, and projecting his guilt issues onto your character. Hence blaming you despite the evidence.

That's Mama Gammauigi to you, Mare-ree-oh!

Driver's license? What, were they worried you were going to take the bus at them?

"What’s probably her best scene ever is in the comic when, dressed up as
Luigi, she sneaks into the Koopalings’ tower, pulls out a bomb and
threatens to blow them all up. When Wendy O. Koopa points out that it’s a
suicide plan, Peach just starts laughing maniacally."

Yo dawg, and all that jazz.

Capcom is apparently stuck in a very strange twist on the Groundhog Day Loop thing. Or it's some kind of Nietzschean Eternal Recurrence thing.

Contemporary Square Enix making an incompetent decision regarding their content? The devil, you say!!

You sit on a throne of lies, Greg!!

Get quoted by the Devil for his own purposes?