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Penny Arcade - Comic - It’s Still Too Late
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Penny Arcade - Comic - It’s Still Too Late
Videogaming-related online strip by Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins. Includes news and commentary.
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but good to see it again
Also, +1 for dropping cinderblocks on Adam Sandler's head.
I'm not much of a dog person, but still: generic dogs >>> Adam Sandler.
No, it always said that.
So... in that comic it says "Too Damn Late" and in the current comic it says "Too Dam Late". Look at the position and width of the "M" relative to the "TE" in late. It would mean that the "N" would be hanging on its own if it's a square logo.
Is joke here that Pixels sucked, or that late show people like dropping things off of buildings? Or both?
I've always liked these strips, and I would watch that show.
I mean, there were bits and whole characters I could have done without but as a bit of dumb entertainment? Yeah, I had fun.
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Oculus Rift: Sir_Grinch
A (or the? never been sure if there's just the one) grinch would absolutely love Pixels for the fact that it sucks the joy out of pop culture icons that a significant segment of the population loves.
The Yoshi Boxx was a bunch of consoles crammed into a PC case (with a PC), made by a guy from Screen Savers on TechTV.
From Wikipedia:
I want to say it was mentioned another time (with Gabe demanding it as ransom), but I cannot track it down.
YOU'RE KILLING IT, MIKE!
No slight to Jerry, because the writing is great, too. But you don't even need any words when the character art is this expressive. This strip would be great for another fan text contest.
Pins!
Yeah, I don't get the flak. Haven't seen it yet, but Adam Sandler movies are built around putting your brain into neutral. They've always been about that.
Re: Pixels. I feel like such a movie would've been better received had it come out before Wreck-it Ralph came out and showed how a movie based around old arcade games can be done.
A good act does not wash out the bad, nor a bad act the good. After the cinder blocks, I'll buy a copy of The Wedding Singer.
Yup. That's VR alright. Erm.
Cue: R. Kelly "I Believe I Can Fly"
I just... *sigh* oh, boy. That is something.
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That said, I'll buy in. Where do we line up?
You don't have to actually say anything. Just let your avatar do the talking for you.
That's cause it's not Gabe's.
Also, PA suits up! Sharp-dressed fist bumps all around!