borbtort:
kreetn:
temporarilygoaty:
[video: Hideo Kojima plays a nintendo switch game where he and another player (both of whom are wearing sheriff’s hats) have a standoff, controllers at their sides, waiting to draw quicker than the other. Kojima adjusts his hat, looks at the onlookers, looks at the screen, then faces back to his opponent. they stare each other down for a tense moment. before the opponent can even react, Kojima draws first, lightning quick, and shoots. his opponent is visibly upset, having clearly underestimated Kojima, who begins flipping his controller around as if it were a revolver, finishing up by blowing the (non-existent) smoke from the barrel. an ocelot’s meow echoes as the camera zooms in on his face]
You’re…pretty good
i still can’t believe he guesses the EXACT time it says fire. no human can react like that. then again..
what do you expect? hes the father of revolver ocelot
weavemama:
weavemama:
LITERALLY
don’t forget “my wife wants to spend time with me!! therefore marriage is a trap haahaahahaha”
are straight people okay?
chefpyro:
charlesoberonn:
chefpyro:
charlesoberonn:
I don’t understand how Disney can look at the devout following of the KOTOR games and the massive success of RPGs like Elder Scrolls and Fallout and not immediately greenlight another Star Wars RPG.
Didn’t Disney make it a point to de-canonize the extended universe?
I’m not saying to continue the KOTOR series. But they should make a new RPG that takes place in the new canon.
I’m guessing in that case they assume KOTOR fans will just shun it for not being KOTOR, and Disney doesn’t have enough faith in the possibility of attracting a new audience to go ahead anyway.
RPGs are kinda niche these days so it makes sense for them to put their money behind a more mainstream genre like shooters with Battlefront instead.
the irony is that it seems like disney wants KOTOR to be canon or at least have influence in the new trilogy, mostly with the similarities between kylo and revan