Name a more terrifying fate in all of vidya. You literally can't.
Name a more terrifying fate in all of vidya. You literally can't
Jeremiah Russell
Eli Collins
The life of the gamer.
Jack Perez
Won't he starve?
Lucas Johnson
no, he's immortal, and so is the capsule essentially
Anthony Morris
He doesn't eat, defecate, or sleep. Itoi mentioned how even after five billion years after Mother three's ending, Porky will still be in there. Nobody ever deserves this fate.
Isaiah Wilson
It's ruined by the fact that he's already insane and shown giggling when rolled around.
Evan Wilson
How come Shigesato Itoi and Masahiyo Sakurai nail edge so well?
Both the Mother series and Kirby are great at it. Usually edgy/dark stuff contrasts with cute games in a very self aware newgrounds flash animation way, but in these games it’s put in with care and doesn’t feel out of place, which makes it even more disturbing?
I dunno. I always thought oldschool Kirby and Mother 3 in particular was great at this.
Gabriel Anderson
he's also a 12 year old
Blake Walker
what's this? a sayan pod?
Brody Nguyen
Jackson Mitchell
It's stated how he thought he would just stay in there for a little while to probably wait for a new mech or something. Keep in mind he literally has the mind of a child and probably doesn't comprehend his situation.
Grayson Miller
It's from the highly obscure role-playing gem Okaa-san Torii. Your undeveloped western reptile brain simply wouldn't get it.
Ian Garcia
Snoys fate
Isaac King
You work up the courage to ask out your crush and you shid your pants in the middle of it
Anthony Clark
>mother biird
Ayden Collins
Carson Price
The absolutely safe capsule. Porky Minch, the antagonist of Mother 3 hides in it as a last ditch effort to keep himself safe from harm but the catch is that he can't get out once he got in and since he's immortal and since it's impervious to any damage....
Easton Bell
I remember first seeing this as an 11 year old and experiencing my first of many episodes of existential dread.
Carson Smith
I think the reason it works so well is because both are slowly built up and only shows up at the very end. It's like a reasonable pace.
Leo Myers
Same here, I just remembered staring into space putting myself in his shoes and being too scared to even verbalize.
Ryan Martin
>forced NFT integration
>game is also pay to win
Charles Gray
there's these guys in a jp-only snes rpg called Dark Half that get turned into "living statues" to suffer for eternity
that's worse than sitting in an orb forever