Plebian Parasite posted:

https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Top_10_Infamous_WADs

Kongming posted:

The description for Cacodemons on the DOOM wiki quickly goes from standard to utterly insane.

https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Cacodemon/Doom

Cacodemons are red monsters with large spherical bodies crowned with horns, that float slowly through the air. They have a single green eye over a large mouth which is persistently twisted into an evil grin showing a series of nasty teeth and a bluish interior. If you see their sprite used when you look at it from behind, you can see it appears to have a female genitalia and an anus. However, these two holes in the back of the spite may not be genitals, but holes in the original clay models of the Cacodemon, where pegs may have been inserted for various "floating" camera angle shots. The Pain Elemental partially re-uses some parts of the Cacodemon sprite, recoloured, and it has the same holes as well. This means either all Pain Elementals and Cacodemons are females, or they are simply just holes in the orginal clay models that were never filled in, either by accident or on purpose. So far, there is no official explanation for these holes, and the same goes for the hole near the Imp's rear end when it dies.

Kongming posted:

The description for Cacodemons on the DOOM wiki quickly goes from standard to utterly insane.

https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Cacodemon/Doom

Cacodemons are red monsters with large spherical bodies crowned with horns, that float slowly through the air. They have a single green eye over a large mouth which is persistently twisted into an evil grin showing a series of nasty teeth and a bluish interior. If you see their sprite used when you look at it from behind, you can see it appears to have a female genitalia and an anus. However, these two holes in the back of the spite may not be genitals, but holes in the original clay models of the Cacodemon, where pegs may have been inserted for various "floating" camera angle shots. The Pain Elemental partially re-uses some parts of the Cacodemon sprite, recoloured, and it has the same holes as well. This means either all Pain Elementals and Cacodemons are females, or they are simply just holes in the orginal clay models that were never filled in, either by accident or on purpose. So far, there is no official explanation for these holes, and the same goes for the hole near the Imp's rear end when it dies.

Kongming posted:

The description for Cacodemons on the DOOM wiki quickly goes from standard to utterly insane.

https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Cacodemon/Doom

Cacodemons are red monsters with large spherical bodies crowned with horns, that float slowly through the air. They have a single green eye over a large mouth which is persistently twisted into an evil grin showing a series of nasty teeth and a bluish interior. If you see their sprite used when you look at it from behind, you can see it appears to have a female genitalia and an anus. However, these two holes in the back of the spite may not be genitals, but holes in the original clay models of the Cacodemon, where pegs may have been inserted for various "floating" camera angle shots. The Pain Elemental partially re-uses some parts of the Cacodemon sprite, recoloured, and it has the same holes as well. This means either all Pain Elementals and Cacodemons are females, or they are simply just holes in the orginal clay models that were never filled in, either by accident or on purpose. So far, there is no official explanation for these holes, and the same goes for the hole near the Imp's rear end when it dies.

herculon posted:

https://twitter.com/romero/status/1074238408174772224?s=21

Pablo Nergigante posted:

You gotta pay the troll toll if you wanna get into that imp’s hole.

herculon posted:

https://twitter.com/romero/status/1074238408174772224?s=21

Kongming posted:

The description for Cacodemons on the DOOM wiki quickly goes from standard to utterly insane.

https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Cacodemon/Doom

Cacodemons are red monsters with large spherical bodies crowned with horns, that float slowly through the air. They have a single green eye over a large mouth which is persistently twisted into an evil grin showing a series of nasty teeth and a bluish interior. If you see their sprite used when you look at it from behind, you can see it appears to have a female genitalia and an anus. However, these two holes in the back of the spite may not be genitals, but holes in the original clay models of the Cacodemon, where pegs may have been inserted for various "floating" camera angle shots. The Pain Elemental partially re-uses some parts of the Cacodemon sprite, recoloured, and it has the same holes as well. This means either all Pain Elementals and Cacodemons are females, or they are simply just holes in the orginal clay models that were never filled in, either by accident or on purpose. So far, there is no official explanation for these holes, and the same goes for the hole near the Imp's rear end when it dies.

Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hanna-Barbera-based_video_games

Wormskull posted:

I know it's not strictly a video game but it's really funny and there are fight scenes in Blade 3 that look exactly like a modern NetherRealm game so check this out.

Production troubles

Reportedly, Wesley Snipes was unhappy with the film's script and original choice of director. David S. Goyer, who had written all three films in the franchise, was then selected to replace the director of the film, which Snipes also protested. Snipes reportedly caused difficulty during filming, including frequently refusing to shoot scenes, often forcing director Goyer to use stand-ins and computer effects to add his character to scenes. Goyer described making the film as "the most personally and professionally difficult and painful thing I've ever been through."[7] Co-star Patton Oswalt alleged that Snipes would spend much of his time smoking marijuana in his trailer, and that he became violent with Goyer after falsely accusing him of racism. It has also been alleged that Snipes refused to interact with Goyer or his co-stars, and would instead communicate with them through his assistant or the use of notes.[8] Snipes also allegedly referred to co-star Ryan Reynolds as a "cracker" on one or more occasions.[9] Snipes denied that version of events and said that as an executive producer on the film he had the authority to decide but that some people had difficulty accepting that.[10]

Wormskull posted:

I know it's not strictly a video game but it's really funny and there are fight scenes in Blade 3 that look exactly like a modern NetherRealm game so check this out.

Production troubles

Reportedly, Wesley Snipes was unhappy with the film's script and original choice of director. David S. Goyer, who had written all three films in the franchise, was then selected to replace the director of the film, which Snipes also protested. Snipes reportedly caused difficulty during filming, including frequently refusing to shoot scenes, often forcing director Goyer to use stand-ins and computer effects to add his character to scenes. Goyer described making the film as "the most personally and professionally difficult and painful thing I've ever been through."[7] Co-star Patton Oswalt alleged that Snipes would spend much of his time smoking marijuana in his trailer, and that he became violent with Goyer after falsely accusing him of racism. It has also been alleged that Snipes refused to interact with Goyer or his co-stars, and would instead communicate with them through his assistant or the use of notes.[8] Snipes also allegedly referred to co-star Ryan Reynolds as a "cracker" on one or more occasions.[9] Snipes denied that version of events and said that as an executive producer on the film he had the authority to decide but that some people had difficulty accepting that.[10]

quote:

Urbosa has been a popular choice for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, either as a group with the other Champions or on her own.[9][10][11] Will Greenwald of Geek.com wanted her in despite his distaste for sword users in Super Smash Bros. He praised her as sexually attractive, noting her abdomen, hair, and buttocks. He also praised her for being a "warm, supportive leader" and for helping raise Zelda and protecting Hyrule.[12]

Smirking_Serpent posted:

Smirking_Serpent posted:

Kongming posted:

The description for Cacodemons on the DOOM wiki quickly goes from standard to utterly insane.

https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/Cacodemon/Doom

Cacodemons are red monsters with large spherical bodies crowned with horns, that float slowly through the air. They have a single green eye over a large mouth which is persistently twisted into an evil grin showing a series of nasty teeth and a bluish interior. If you see their sprite used when you look at it from behind, you can see it appears to have a female genitalia and an anus. However, these two holes in the back of the spite may not be genitals, but holes in the original clay models of the Cacodemon, where pegs may have been inserted for various "floating" camera angle shots. The Pain Elemental partially re-uses some parts of the Cacodemon sprite, recoloured, and it has the same holes as well. This means either all Pain Elementals and Cacodemons are females, or they are simply just holes in the orginal clay models that were never filled in, either by accident or on purpose. So far, there is no official explanation for these holes, and the same goes for the hole near the Imp's rear end when it dies.

Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_video_game_terms