The fabulous people over at PETA have released their newest game! After the controversial smash hit Super Tofu Boy, can the guys at PETA top their previous classic?
Original Gamer: "8-Bit Eric takes a look at one of the rarest cartridges for the NES library, the Maxi 15. A 15 game multicart featuring some of the best/worst/rarest unlicensed games in the NES life time. Chiller, Menace Beach, Puzzle, Tiles of Fate, Krazy Kreatures, Venice Beach Volleyball, Dudes with Attitude, F-15 City War, Pyramid, and a couple others make up the collection that is the Maxi 15 cartridge."
Terrible core mechanics and boring design.Also, the story sucks - really, skinning Tanooki sends a message that wearing fur is ok? - and the music is unpleasant.
So yeah, I agree with this guy.
And Nintendo should definitely sue PETA. They probably won't, beacuse, hey, not everybody gets upset by the smallest details, but this is copyright infringement AND milseading consumers with an inferior product.
8bitfix writes: I recently reported Nintendo's response to the Super Tanooki Skin 2D game, and PETA contacted me today with a statement regarding the response that it is getting from Mario fans.
If this organization spent as much time addressing real-world concerns as they do digital "atrocities", they may actually be worth something. As it stands, they're just a group of morons looking for some press.
Oh goodness..
The video is disturbing. But bringing up mario in the matter is just dumb. Just focus on the problem and not what a innocent game "depicts"
Ahh PETA, kill more animals than they save every year and yet still preach morality from their soap box while one of their high ranking members continues to use insulin derived from animal research.
Hypocritical, violence advocating, borderline terrorists and thieves. Stealing gullible, self-rightous people's money for years.
In a world where seemingly nothing is sacred, PETA has created and launched a new browser-based game called Super Tanooki Skin 2D. In the game, everyone’s favorite plumber is depicted as a bloody, fur-wearing murderer floating away from a freshly-skinned tanuki. Players control the tiny, hairless animal as he chases Mario down to get his fur back.
isn't this copyright infrigement? and in turn bite Peta in the ass since they could be sued by Nintedo? Oh the irony!
I GET IT!
Even though I've been a vegetarian for nearly half my life, I still find PETA to be ridiculous.
I need this game in my life.
I'm curious about this, but I don't want to give PETA the satisfaction of visiting their site. I'm more offended that they waste time on non-issues like this when there are legitimate causes they could pursue, than the implied death of virtual "raccoon dogs".
This game is inspiring! I'm gonna go skin REAL raccoons! Thanks, PETA!