Call us crazy, but look for Sudeikis to make umpteen billion dollars with this new game, and shut down the rest of the industry. It's pure genius. Watch the video beyond the break.
Call us crazy, but look for Sudeikis to make umpteen billion dollars with this new game, and shut down the rest of the industry. It's pure genius. Watch the video beyond the break.
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Posted: Jun 9th 2009 8:22PM sonicspike41 said
It felt like he was just trying to throw a bunch of random games together in an attempt to get some recognition. I kept expecting Tim to just walk away or say "Yeah... no, no thanks."
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Posted: Jun 9th 2009 9:47PM TheDarkWayne said
he'll probably criticize Tim and Jason for their beard styles, then go into some tirade about how beards are a fine art and the romans revered them and if you dont have one properly you're an idiot or some bullshit. Then he'll make fun of them for wearing plaid and continuing the gamer "stereotype"
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Posted: Jun 9th 2009 8:29PM JXCGunrunna said
It will have to be on the wii if it has penetration.
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Posted: Jun 9th 2009 10:06PM Batzarro The worlds WOrst Detect said
I need my Buki fix now. Thanks for reminding me Sudeki exists!
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Posted: Jun 10th 2009 4:29AM Colonel Falafel said
Was alright. Would have been funnier if you didn't give away the joke in your description of the video....
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Posted: Jun 10th 2009 10:39AM (Unverified) said
This and the other bit on Fallon were some of the first times I've seen mainstream video game humor that were actually funny.
"First game with penetration" cracked me up big time.
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"First game with penetration" cracked me up big time.
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