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(Porkchop Boy and Meatloaf Boy better be unlockable characters!!)
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This game seems so... meaty. Like it's crammed full of tasty. The comics tell me this. I love them.
And the developers are jerk(y)s.
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I like my comments well done and this isn't one of them.
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Cause I LOVE meat, but this premise is enough to make me want a salad for lunch.
To summarize: An evil fetus steals a used band-aid that had been hanging out with some raw meat. Said meat substance then gallivants around trying to get back his used band-aid from the fetus. Hilarity ensues.
Proposed marketing tagline: Beat the Meat! Spring 2010!"
(they were going to use "Kill the Fetus!", but then WalMart wouldn't sell it)
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If they spent the time making this book, I can spend a few minutes doing research on Wiki. Including that link Kotaku gave us in the article.
Super Meatball Boy would have been a cuter name but that's just being picky.
10/06/09
/PS - I'm not stalking you, I just happen to be replying to every single one of your posts.
10/06/09
This is a crude joke but this might be the first time answering your friend about game you're playing would be awkward.
Friend: So what are you doing?
Jamie: Just waggling the meat.
Friend: Need help?
Okay, not sure why the last part was needed. XD
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True, but it works when there is a funny fat guy and a semi-funny geeky guy standing right next to him.
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And who knows, maybe the game will be a dating sim? ;)
I've liked Michael Cera in all of the things that I've seen him in so far, but I'm worried that he might be a little too dorky and awkward to play Scott. Guess I'll just have to wait and see.
07/28/09
Why do game tie-ins always have to be based on a movie and not the original material?
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Hell, there are more Kunio-kun game references than anything else. (Crash 'n' the Boys, dropping money after defeat, Kim's rescue flashback...)
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And well. I don't have alot of faith in Ubisoft.
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ALTHOUGH, your idea holds merit if you can use they entire cast. It might make a good Smash Bros. game as well. (Young Neil + Knives as Ice Climbers?)
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Why tempt fate, Ubisioft?
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I CHALLENGE THAT BOX ART!!!!
it will be the fight of the century!!!
a fight so big my mom got scared and said"you moving with your auntie and uncle in Bel-air!"
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Well, maybe no spaces....
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WHY THANK YOOO.
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This could go either way. If it's some sort of Watchmen-esque 3D brawler based on the movie interpretations of the characters, I will feel very sad. However, if it's based on the comic art, with movie characters providing voice work, then this is the best idea ever.
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