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Howard Stern Mocks Video Game Convention Attendees
The legendary shock jock sent his roving reporter Wolfie to the recent TooManyGames 2011 in Philadelphia and -- although he mercilessly mocks our favorite pastime -- the results were pretty hilarious.
Wolfie roamed the show floor interviewing showgoers, many of whom were there to see a public appearance by the Angry Videogame Nerd. Stern is predictably amused by the somewhat less-than-coherent responses and quickly begins bashing pretty much everything having to do with gaming. Of course, anyone who has seen Stern's autobiographical film Private Parts knows that the radio personality knows a thing or two about being a nerd.
Honestly, though, some of these guys are insane. Onanism and Mileena from Mortal Kombat should not mix.
WARNING: AUDIO IS EXTREMELY NSFW
Part One (this one is pretty long and rambles off topic):
Part Two:
Via: 1UP
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