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Penny Arcade - Comic - It Him
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Penny Arcade - Comic - It Him
Videogaming-related online strip by Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins. Includes news and commentary.
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", ARMS, and it's not going anywhere. I remember when you'd endure wave upon wave of shredding, mercenary launch shrapnel until you could seize the life-saving buoy of a tentpole release. Now, Mario Odyssey has to contend with a phalanx of addictive play in a spectrum of playstyles. I'm still playing Has Been Heroes. Still. But, Tworko - I thought it haz..."
...then it cuts off. There is also no link back to the comic in the post itself. Which is unusual.
Edit: Looks like it's fixed. I'll remove the image.
Edit Twice: How could I have been so blind to such beauty...?
"(I have been told that for several hours the entire post was a single, gigantic link. I did this as a radical UI concept, to maximize the surface area of the hypertext. Gabriel said it looked like a “broken link.” Pearls before swine.)" - Lifelikeness
And speaking of Has-Been Heroes, it only has a Critic's Meta Score of 53. The User rating is in the 80s. I find that kind of disparity interesting. The other way (when critics score a game more highly than users) is usually due to some internet rage (no-LAN support, private servers, etc ...). But when it's critics that don't dig it, it's either because there are great aspects to a flawed game situation (Deadly Premonition), or the game just doesn't fit in the usual boxes and it seems like the critics can't handle that. And I find they usually come around in time.
That this game exists is awesome regardless.
Or they thought it sounded like an AO game.