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Everyone I’ve talked to has warned me away from Star Wars: the Force Unleashed II, but damn if the wizards at Robot Chicken don’t make it incredibly compelling.
Robot Chicken’s latest series is heavier than usual on the video game jokes, it seems, with the recent Castlevania sketch followed up by this Mario Kart piece.
If you’re going to make fun of Castlevania, you can focus on one of two things: tiny shorts or whips. This clip from a recent Robot Chicken episode has made its call.
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Robot Chicken is pretty damn popular. And it got that way by poking fun at popular culture. Movies, books, comics, TV shows, even action figures. But what happens when Robot Chicken crosses paths with video games?
The secret behind the mysterious Spore WTF website is revealed, as Maxis announces day one downloadable content for the Spore Galactic Adventures expansion from the deranged minds behind Robot Chicken.
Poor PaRappa. The 90′s were soooo long ago. What’s he been up to since? Bad stuff, it looks like, as he’s forced to call upon an old friend to help him through some legal troubles.
Seen the Robot Chicken Star Wars special yet? It’s…OK. Some awful stuff, some stuff you’ve seen before, but Admiral Ackbar’s cereal is always good for a chortle. I bring this up because it’s now available on the Xbox Live Video Marketplace for 240 MS points (US-only, though, I’m afraid).
