Look, we can't say that Next Media Animation's segment on today's hot release actually, y'know, makes sense, as far what the moving images signify. But it's fun to watch. And, hey, it's Francis! Think he knows he's in this?

Next Media Animation has made a good living offering allegorical reenactments of controversies -- many of them in video gaming -- and setting them to the sonorous tones of a Mandarin voice-over. I wasn't expecting them to do something on Xbox Live's new Enforcement United Project so soon, however.

Look, if you’re going to troll fans of the Marvel Universe, Falcon aficionados and all of America, you can’t do it much better than this new fake trailer for the upcoming Captain America: The Winter Solider. Cap punched Hitler back in the 1940s. Now he’s slapping Obama. What are you trying to say, Taiwanese animators?

NMA, the wacko Taiwanese animation studio, has become a kind of grim reaper in the world of internet scandals. If you end up in an NMA video, it ain't good -- although I am sure Francis, the YouTube comedian who rants about video games, is happy to cameo here on behalf of the outraged.

Nintendo announced a bunch of actual news over the last few days -- the release window for the Wii U, the Nintendo Network, a new Mario side-scroller for the 3DS -- but Next Media Animation doesn't care about any of that.

We know that the next game from Will Wright wants to create a unique gaming experience powered by data about how you live your life. Apparently, gamers, your lives include roughage in the bedroom and lots of booze-filled brony love.

For once, you have to admire the restraint of the creative folks at Next Media Animation. Never ones to pass up low-hanging jokefruit, they don't make a Wii joke in the report that covers the westward march of urinal games.

The Taiwanese news animators at NMA take on the newest Elder Scrolls game with a news report that covers Skyrim's blockbuster launch and pesky bugs. It's ironic to see NMA shining a spotlight on a title's bugs when their own lo-fi, CGI oeuvre seems to be drawn from Will Wright's nightmares.