Yay thin grounds to arrest a black person. Come on police where are you?
Destructoid commenter on Lil Wayne’s video game piracy.
video games are for children
Yay thin grounds to arrest a black person. Come on police where are you?
Destructoid commenter on Lil Wayne’s video game piracy.
I haven’t played this game so far, actually we can compared with the worm series ? I hope this game will entertaint too, i enjoy with all great games.
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Destructoid commenter and meth enthusiast
OK, damn. I know, I barely won a match tonight, so I might be a little frustrated and thinking unreasonably, but fuck online video games. Some guy just came up to me and crouch/stand/crouch mashed after a win. Yeah, that’s right, I got teabagged. In Blazblue, a game in which I liked the feeling of knowing that I at least had some evidence that the playerbase was not composed of a type of clownish, drooling human being. This was after a long night of losses and incredibly terrible netcode performance trying to fish for matches. Closest I’ve ever come to throwing my stick out the window. Should I just drop Tao and learn to HELLZUFANGU like 90% of the people I played tonight? Will it make a difference?
Something Awful poster who knows, deep down, that Blazblue players aren’t childish clods like the people who play those other games
Im not homophobic or anything but considering that 95% of gamers are straight shoulden’t they just keep doing what there doing? I have friends who are gay so i don’t have a problem with it but when i play a game and i see 2 guys in a love scene it does turn me off to the game. If its two girls on the other hand….
Destructoid commenter, not that there’s anything wrong with that
Also I think it’s fair enough for gamers who have been playing for years being a bit snobbish of the new casual scene, it is a little stupid. Kind of like if you’d been literate for years but you were a minority then the rest of the world decides readings allright because Harry Potter got released, but once they’ve read that they go back to picking zuchinis as the book doesn’t take them past the intuitive hurdle necessary to enjoy more complicated material.
Incomprehensible 1up poster - what’s this about minorities picking zucchinis?
Saying something is gay does not imply homophobia. I don’t care much for gay people. But that is not because I am afraid of them; I just find them annoying in their mannerisms and such (especially gay men). I don’t treat them differently because of their gayness, but I do make gay jokes (as well as jokes about all sorts of other people) and use “that’s gay” on occasion; there is no malice behind it when I say it.
Kotaku commenter who really is just puttin’ it all out there.
god damn… i was really excited about this game… now i think i have to refuse to buy it… that is unless the entire game is about killing fitty the POS clones
Destructoid commenter and founding member of Gamers for the Virtual Murder of 50 Cent
I’m torn! The article is obviously written sarcastically, but the part about “heteronormative” being a stupid term is actually TRUE! I don’t know what’s what anymore!
Destructoid commenter who doesn’t know what heteronormative means.
Finally a game where you can utilize all of the language and racial slurs that you’ve learned while playing Halo 3!
Normally none of these put downs are socially acceptable to even the crassest of human beings in real life, but in Hip-Hop they are a staple of unimaginative lyrics and the key mechanic to your success.
Dropping an f-bomb is required to beat most rap competitors.
Going platinum will require at least three N-bombs per stanza.
Keepin’ It Real requires a unique mixture of both, as well as the creation of a completely new “street” word that describes what you want to do to your bitches that night.
So get on XBox Live tonight and start practicing! You don’t want to be the only one still using “dang” and “gosh” when this game rolls out!
Kotaku commenter, probably listening to the seminal Cannibal Corpse tune “Skull full of Maggots”
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