• @DaMonsterKnees
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        91 year ago

        I wouldn’t go so far as to say you’re outright wrong, but I feel the nuance of subtlety is important here. These ads are cheeky without intending to be overtly offensive. I imagine most folks see edge lords as the childish button pushers that they are, and this is more developed and mature, imo, of course.

        • modifier
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          41 year ago

          Yeah nuance is good. This ad is a bit more cerebral but it’s definitely ‘of a generation’ that I think the majority of proto-edgelords emerged from. I think it just evokes the video game mags of that era and it has the same kind of surreal over the top visual style that a lot of the more offensive ads shared.

  • @GraniteM
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    61 year ago

    Anyone remember that ad campaign with everyone showing off their gigantic disgusting thumb blisters that they got from playing video games for so long?

  • @[email protected]
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    -61 year ago

    Threats of violence make good games not good working conditions

    Vote No to video game unions

    • Dym Sohin
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      1 year ago

      you had half of a good idea, but your call to action is winner of a shit eating contest

      threat of poverty is quite enough already.

      but hey, if you wish — someone will break your arms if you dont make the best videogame ever. you are welcome.