Sometimes developers just don't give a damn. Or maybe they hate us.
Apparently it's just very easy for video game developers to slip in disturbing details that will go unnoticed.
Unlike those elitist chocolatiers, we believe Easter Eggs should be available year-round.
It's a wonder you're not in an asylum right now after being exposed, far too young, to stuff like this.
The study of unwritten rules is a useful tool to understanding how games really work, or at the very minimum a helpful explanation as to how you became such an unwelcome presence in other people's homes.
If you're a politician or pundit, ranting and raving about the evils of video games is still a surefire way to get everyone's attention. And that is how you wind up with manufactured outrages like these.
This is the crap that keeps me up at night. I come up with ways to combine existing video games into different ones that don't exist, and probably never will.
These games make so little sense, and make the star look so stupid, the only explanation is programmers finally getting revenge by proxy on every popular kid from school.
These folks rolled up their sleeves and showed us how to really whore out our integrity.
Sometimes programmers are apparently in such a rush to finish a game before the deadline that they don't actually have a chance to watch the material they're basing the game on. So, you wind up with deeply confusing titles like these.
The following absolutely real images (I cannot stress enough how much I didn't make this shit up just now) paint a picture of man who is somewhat brave and utterly confused.
Some developers prefer to hide their secrets like you would hide your particularly shameful pornography.
I all but abandoned the gaming world for years on end. I've started playing again, though, and it's like stepping into an alien planet.
Let's take a look at how developers aimed for the pirates but instead screwed over their paying customers in ridiculous ways.