Jimmyfenix
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Hopefully it comes out late 2014.
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Hopefully it comes out late 2014.
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
OMG at jason deleting everything at the end.
Jimmyfenix
Member
Jason is such a rookie.
stump sock
Member
there's some grouchy-ass people in the comments there.
DoubledOgre
Member
Oh man that korra quicklook. Dan being a complete shithead and Jason deleting his saves at the end killed me.
Avatar/Korra fans and Platinum fans. I can't even imagine the reaction you would get for dating to say something bad about something involving both.
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
"Where did she summon that water?"
"From within."
"Well I guess we're 70% water."
This exchange really cracked me up.
"From within."
"Well I guess we're 70% water."
This exchange really cracked me up.
Hot Coldman
Banned
I saw Korra in the anime thread, so yeah.
Yes. I'm still thinking about a name for that kind of Dan response.
Freedom = $1.05
Banned
isn't it just an amerime, though?
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Intentional realism?
I find that he tends to do that, like when brad was screaming about what is reality during evil within and he just calmly says that they're doing a quick look.
MrTroubleMaker
Member
lol I feel bad for him, but it was funny.
OMG the end of the Korra QL is flipping amazing. <3 Jason
Yeah, the first instance I remember was when Jeff said Mario Party was like if someone took a dump into the N64 and Dan just remarked "it wouldn't play the game".
There was also another line he dropped recently that was a prime example of this but it eludes me at the moment.
Yeah, the first instance I remember was when Jeff said Mario Party was like if someone took a dump into the N64 and Dan just remarked "it wouldn't play the game".
There was also another line he dropped recently that was a prime example of this but it eludes me at the moment.
Jimmyfenix
Member
People still grouchy cuz bread gave DmC 5 stars.
DmC is the ultimate internet rage 'Stop liking the game I don't like!'
He did one of these in the Fantasia quicklook. I can't remember when though. I think it might have been when Jeff said that he could wiggle his fingers to make the game load faster.
Freedom = $1.05
Banned
I haven't played DmC yet, but Brad's 4 star score for Enslaved turned me onto that game and changed my expectations for a Ninja Theory game.
they probably should've just not called it DmC and given it another name to avoid the outcry from DMC fans. It's a damn shame that what appears to have been an excellent game got shat on for not being something else.
stump sock
Member
DmC was dumb as shit, but that's kind of why I liked it.
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Shouldn't come as a surprise
People are comparing his jab at cartoons being for children (I mean, he's pretty much admitted to wrestling being super childish) to telling racist/homophobic/sexist jokes.
It's getting pretty weird.
There are a lot of victims in that comment section. Daily life must be hard for some of them.
Fantastapotamus
Wrong about commas, wrong about everything
Drew will probably come back, look at the site and be like "Who let you out of the video room?! BACK IN THERE AND STAY THERE!" and we will never see or hear from Jason ever again.
It's also a thing where "reviewers" loved it, but DMC fans hated it, so it sold like crap and probably killed the series.
Why are they "reviewers"?
stump sock
Member
I think my favorite part about liking(?) anime is the sense of self-loathing that it cultivates in myself.
animeGAF tells me I'm not alone.
Dan can make fun of it all he wants.
animeGAF tells me I'm not alone.
Dan can make fun of it all he wants.
Jimmyfenix
Member
i am a reviewer
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
I mean, it's just sub-culture war that most people probably take part in.
I'll make fun of wrestling.
Then someone will make fun of cricket.
Then I'll make fun of american handegg.
It's a vicious cycle.
I'll make fun of wrestling.
Then someone will make fun of cricket.
Then I'll make fun of american handegg.
It's a vicious cycle.
Oh man, the comments reminded me that this was not the first time a save got deleted in a video. Brad suffers the same fate at the end of the I Am Alive QL.
SteveWinwood
Member
i do it everyday
Fantastapotamus
Wrong about commas, wrong about everything
Pro Evolution Soccer (or International Super Star Soccer as I still call it) made that term much more acceptable.
and then we'll get some premium videos?
Seeing as comment sections are always a good measure of people's reasonable opinion, I can say with certainty that "soccer" is a term always followed up with a response involving the word "handegg".
shadyspace
Banned
Oh jeez I wouldn't want to make a European angry.
Fantastapotamus
Wrong about commas, wrong about everything
Well, you gotta admit handegg sounds like a much more interesting sport then "american football".
If 90% of the TV shows I used to watch as a kid are any indicator, every american has to guard an egg for a week or so and pretend it's a baby, then a bully breaks it or other hilarities ensue. That would be some pretty awesome extreme sport.
Jimmyfenix
Member
Handegg makes total sense.
Understated humor. The result of watching lots of Leslie Nielsen movies.
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Now that I think about it, it's pretty much just deadpan humour.
Isn't the reason why it's called "football" because it traces its origins to rugby, where you use your feet a lot but the rules changed so much over time? That's the explanation I remember reading.
I'm a big fan of The Last Airbender, but the first season of Korra never grabbed me. Might have to go back, but I hear that the second season is considered worse than the first?
A shame that folks took his comments far too seriously because they had me cracking up at the beginning of the quick look.
Also I just finished getting up to date on all things Korra and aside from the largely erratic quality to the second season it's still one of the more interesting shows that dares to look at socio-political commentary and examine the conflict of spiritualism and secularism within society.
The second season also invokes Spirited Away and Japanese Kaiju films so there's that.
Third season is a return to form by being a much more focused narrative overall.
Also I just finished getting up to date on all things Korra and aside from the largely erratic quality to the second season it's still one of the more interesting shows that dares to look at socio-political commentary and examine the conflict of spiritualism and secularism within society.
It's just noticeably incoherent towards the latter half of that season as they attempt to juggle all the various plot lines and characters towards the finale. However some aspects of the season really rose above, for example when they utilise aesthetics from ancient ink wash paintings and woodblock prints of East Asia to introduce the origins of first Avatar.
The second season also invokes Spirited Away and Japanese Kaiju films so there's that.
Third season is a return to form by being a much more focused narrative overall.
Yup, that's what I am thinking. Pretty sure the review event for Advanced Warfare started yesterday.