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Just In Case You've Ever Wanted To See Miyamoto Beat Reggie To Death With An NES
You know, the Internet is a pretty weird place. I never go longer than a week of browsing without finding something that totally stops me in my tracks and makes my mind spin in a feeble attempt to imagine how or why said monstrosity was created. This week's dose of overwhelming weirdness? The following (possibly NSFW) video.
This video from YouTube user "petermolyneux2" (note: I have a sneaking suspicion he's not the real Peter Molyneux) was sent to me by coworker Jeff Cork, and now it's likely to haunt my dreams tonight. It seems like the creator is trying to make some sort of statement about the Wii and its focus on casual gamers, but, uh...the message maybe gets a little lost in the PURE INSANITY.
So enjoy this weird video. Or just don't watch it and save yourself the nightmares.
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