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And Here's Why Olivia Munn Isn't A Gaming Journalist Anymore
People don't give Olivia Munn enough credit. When she's not busy causing irreparable damage to The Daily Show's history of fantastic correspondents, she's branching out and being unfunny in other arenas. This past weekend, we were treated to some VGA banter in which she recounted her glory days as a gaming journalist (which mostly involved fellating hot dogs). During this exchange, she either announced a previously-unknown Xbox 360 version of Metal Gear Solid 4 or entirely forgot which console hosted Solid Snake's final mission.
We're gonna go ahead and assume it's the latter. Check it out below.
Credit to The Snake Soup for the video. After watching it numerous times, I do agree that whether or not she actually misspoke is debatable, but it's a pretty awesome clip regardless. Even if this wasn't a true flub, at least we can all agree that she's terrible on The Daily Show.
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