Huh, seems the double entendre in the title of Turning Red WAS intentional if the pre-release reviews and interviews are to go off of.
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If there is indeed a Gex reboot, I really hope it's made out of actual love for the IP - whether that be what it was or what it could've been - and not self-loathing irony.
Those annoying Apple News things are getting more frequent lately.
APPLE, LEAVE MY CUTTING ROOM FLOOR SESSION ALONE, I DON'T CARE ABOUT THE NUCLEAR BOMBS, I CARE ABOUT THE UNUSED LESBIAN MODE IN SOUTH PARK PINBALL.
What does this even mean? What is this advertising?
It's really impressive how CTRNF online is still very active despite being part of a genre that has been monopolised for decades, having a pretty rough netcode, being published by a company straddled by controversy (even for this very game), and lacking any form of crossplay or crossprogression.
I love the Theorizer because while other theorists grasp at straws just to say "insert villain here may have had decent intentions maybe", the Theorizer tries to convince you that Buy N' Large from Wall-E created the superheroes and villains in The Incredibles for the purpose of desensitising kids to violence and in turn intentionally causing the energy crisis in Monsters Inc. - and you completely buy it.
"-Er" is the TV equivalent of "Re-blank-ed"
I like my guest characters to be utterly ridiculous but also tonally fitting. Not another iconic character owned by the same company, not a callback to an earlier crossover, not a character often associated with the franchise due to similar genres/release history, but also not a character who is comically out of place. Less "Link in Mario Kart" and more "Shaun the Sheep in Mario Maker" please.
Yesterday I posted about the human forms of Yoohoo and Friends in the gag dub and now I just realised they're the exact characters Spamton reminded me of but I couldn't identify when I first saw him
I kinda do want movie Sonic in NASB - like of course, Jenny; Rocko; Squidward and the sort should take priority, and the required negotiations are undeniably impossible at NASB's current state regardless of Paramount making the Sonic movies, but I feel the NASB devs could do a really good job with Sonic where Smash failed. NASB already being insanely fast helps.
I keep mispelling Donkey Kong as "Donkey Mong" and I have no clue why.
Even though they're very different characters in terms of their actual roles in games, I can't really imagine Wart and K. Rool coexisting in Mario Kart because of just how visually similar they are - to a casual audience they'd come off the same as, if not worse than, Pink Gold Peach and Baby Mario.
I have a feeling that if you use a thumbnail like this, it makes your "don't send hate to this guy!" disclaimer kinda irrelevant.
Even though this is super unlikely, I think it'd be really funny if NASB's voice acting was revealed by a trailer with Patchy since Tom Kenny's already on board to voice SpongeBob and Dog.
I feel the "angry reviewer" schtick only works when the game/movie is treated as part of a comedy act rather than joke fodder, bouncing off of its absurdity and letting it get the best of the character instead of just the character pointing and laughing at its flaws. The early Nostalgia Critic and JonTron videos did this well, and I feel the AVGN has kept relatively good thanks to it being essential for the titular anger and therefore unsubtractable.
So, which semi-obscure Canadian cartoon will be dug up and farmed for memes next? My bets are on either the Amazing Adrenalini Brothers or League of Super Evil.
I like how the dub of the Yoohoo and Friends anime(?) directly states that the cuddly plush characters are all pollution-loving CEOs.
Cat Burglar on Netflix is REALLY fun - I'll absolutely have to go back to it a few more times to see the other endings and deaths.
It's so weird to think Nintendo has had hardware better than their competitors as recently as the GameCube.
Someone who isn't playing Infinite, try to explain what kind of job this is:
I have a parody of Mambo No. 5 stuck in my head that goes a "A little bit of Ledyba in the sun, a little bit of Diglett all night long" - and I cannot find the origin of it. There's a set of Lou Bega promos for Kids WB including a Pokémon parody of Mambo No. 5, but the line is nowhere to be heard there - I am sure I didn't make this up because this is probably the first time I've conciously thought about Ledyba as anything other than just a name in a PokéDex list.
I feel Pixar are at their best when they take an inherently ridiculous concept and treat it completely seriously (Ratatouille, Up, Monsters Inc.), while Dreamworks are at their best when they put a deceptively comical spin on a tried-and-tested idea. (Kung Fu Panda, Shrek, Megamind)
Aardman is at their best all the time - there is only one public figure I am comfortable stanning, and that is Nick Park.
arthur grew up to be a furry confirmed
Considering how much love and personality they put into the airdash and strafe animations when they could've easily just reused other animations for it, I really wish NASB had unique wavedash animations, there could be some really creative stuff done there - first thing that comes to mind is Stimpy holding back Ren who's stretching out his grabby hands for a backwards wavedash (though I also love how terrified Lincoln is when he wavedashes as a consequence of his crouch so worthy tradeoff)
Smash fans really have a thing for terminology that is just... objectively incorrect. "deconfirmed", "shoto", "Smash 4", "Nintendo of Japan", "Deluxe Mii Costume", "fourth party"... there's probably plenty more examples of this - and that's excluding the cute competitive stuff I don't take an issue with like "Randall" (silly in-joke) or "Shine" (it isn't used to reflect, so what else do you call it?)
I'm watching Saltydkdan's Imagine Fashion Designer stream highlights, and every time he's doing the makeup I get so annoyed that he doesn't think to give them Ninja Turtle noses.
I probably have extreme bias here since I'm near-exactly part of this very demographic, but I feel Ultimate did such a good job of pleasing casual and third party fans that the next Smash shouldn't try to one-up Ultimate but rather appeal to the two smaller demographics not pleased by SSBU: competitive players and retro/obscure Nintendo fans.
god ****ing damnit the disney plus ad on youtube made me lose my vow to not know what "we dont talk about bruno" sounds like until it becomes unpopular
I feel a lot of people, especially a teen audience used to darker indie games like FNaF and Undertale, over-fixated on the morbid aspects of Cuphead and convinced themselves it was a bigger part of the game's identity than it actually is - which is fine on it's own, I think it's super cool how fan works can transform their source material - and as such a lot of people had the wrong expectations going into The Cuphead Show. -
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