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Rulez wrote:Please, Sergio

Doncha even boon at me like dat, you crazy ho'

OldClassicGamer wrote:

sergiomonty wrote:Yes he is.

Read my post again, I am not.

Okay then, I misread it.

Bionichute wrote:Nice to hear you don't hate the new Pac-Man show Sergio. I think it's pretty good, and it will definitely be better than the Rabbids show in the long run.

I like it. It's definitely cheesy, but something in the presentation just... doesn't let me unwatch it. It's so colorful and likeable!

sergiomonty wrote:

Rulez wrote:Please, Sergio

Doncha even boon at me like dat, you crazy ho'

*niggirl*

Ahahah holy shit.

sergiomonty wrote:It's so colorful and likeable!

It currently has a 7,2 on IMDB ~

It's a good show that you just don't happen to like because of nostalgiafaggottery ~

teehee ~

It has only 10 votes. Wait a bit.
Also, Crash of the Titans got score over 7 and yet many people hated it (not me but others did). That fact cannot be denied

I gotta see this show to see what my opinion is. I always have an open mind to cartoons.

First watch 80's Pac-Man cartoon and then the new one. Trust me it is better that way so you can see the better rirst. Just how people who want to watch The Wicker Man should watch British version first.

sergiomonty wrote:
Rabbids Invasion is out, and while I'm not interested in the show at all, a guy from Destructoid actually took the chance to check it out and give his opinion.

http://www.destructoid.com/so-the-new-r ... 9325.phtml

As expected, it seems to suck.
Interestingly enough, he talks about Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures too, and has the same opinion I have about it. S' all right.

I think the Rabbids didn't age well. I had fun with the first two Rabbids games for the Wii, but nowadays I do hesitate grabbing the game box to play, even in multiplayer mode. It just got old, and the Rabbids aren't linked with Rayman anymore (thank god).

At least the comic books that have been released in France are good and did make me laugh during the read. It is something I recommend as an alternative to their games and possibly their show.

Is there any website where you can read those comics online?

Nope, sadly.

Perhaps someone will scan them in future. I hope so.

OldClassicGamer wrote:First watch 80's Pac-Man cartoon and then the new one. Trust me it is better that way so you can see the better rirst. Just how people who want to watch The Wicker Man should watch British version first.

It's actually the first time i see you using definite articles.

Haruka wrote:At least the comic books that have been released in France are good and did make me laugh during the read. It is something I recommend as an alternative to their games and possibly their show.

I'm interested in that too.

I think I shared once photos of the first volume, the password must be RPC or RaymanPC:

http://s332.photobucket.com/user/Haruka ... ds%20Comic

Thank you so much for link. It is on french but everything is mostly about pictures anyways

OldClassicGamer wrote:First watch 80's Pac-Man cartoon and then the new one. Trust me it is better that way so you can see the better rirst. Just how people who want to watch The Wicker Man should watch British version first.

You're totally swallowed by nostalgia, pal. The 80's tv show was awful, corny and it had a terribly painful soundtrack.

Also, Haruka, I don't want to sound mean but you recommend those comic books way too often

Because the comics are actually well drawn and such?

edit: someone's got it on youtube but hurry before Nick files claims: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cB8YfY7hXY

I was mesmerised and repulsed at the same time, eesh, but it certainly didn't feel engaging.

Cairnie wrote:Because the comics are actually well drawn and such?

This. Yes, I do recommend the comic books "too often" because in my honest opinion they are by far a better investiment of money and time than the video games from them.

I gave a like to video. It is not that much terrible besides voices. It is definitely watchable.

Master wrote:I was mesmerised and repulsed at the same time, eesh, but it certainly didn't feel engaging.

I had the same feeling; there was something about it that wanted to make me puke, but at the same time it was somehow attractive, but not at all gripping. I think there's a lack of definition between the characters that may be the cause of this - all four Rabbids are indistinguishable-, or the crude sound editing (listen to the cow mooing in the first sketch - some of her moos overlap, a bit cheapskit), or maybe that's just my general stance towards the Rabbids franchise...