My boy Peer at IGN pointed this out to me today, it's pretty funny. In anticipation of the critical strafings they're receiving, the guys at Topheavy Studios put up a little section on the Guy Game webpage to take shots at reviewers. First up is none other than ex-1UP reviews editor Nich Maragos...
http://www.theguygame.com/mid-dim-bulb.htm
"He didn't like our game. We weren't exactly surprised. He does, however, have Barbie's Horse Adventure in his personal game collection. Maybe if our game contained fashion plate accessorizing and rescuing lost horses, he would have been more into it!"
See, I look at it this way. Nich is secure enough in his sexuality and gender identity to own a copy of Barbie Horse Adventure and announce this fact to the world. Jeff Spangenberg and company, by comparison, made a game about nothing but breasts, paid a whole bunch of girls to flash their breasts at them in the process of making the game, and then promoted the game by hollering to the world "LOOKY US! OUR GAME HAS NAKED BREASTS! LOOK! BREASTS!"
They also, incidentally, use their game to mock and humiliate nearly every female presented therein.
Hiding something? Compensating for something? Who can say?
DFS.
http://www.theguygame.com/mid-dim-bulb.htm
"He didn't like our game. We weren't exactly surprised. He does, however, have Barbie's Horse Adventure in his personal game collection. Maybe if our game contained fashion plate accessorizing and rescuing lost horses, he would have been more into it!"
See, I look at it this way. Nich is secure enough in his sexuality and gender identity to own a copy of Barbie Horse Adventure and announce this fact to the world. Jeff Spangenberg and company, by comparison, made a game about nothing but breasts, paid a whole bunch of girls to flash their breasts at them in the process of making the game, and then promoted the game by hollering to the world "LOOKY US! OUR GAME HAS NAKED BREASTS! LOOK! BREASTS!"
They also, incidentally, use their game to mock and humiliate nearly every female presented therein.
Hiding something? Compensating for something? Who can say?
DFS.