Video game cutscenes could actually be a great fit for RiffTrax. Some games have incredibly long cinematic sequences, strange dialogue, exaggerated acting, and story moments that can become unintentionally funny when taken out of the gameplay context.
It would also be interesting to compare how storytelling has evolved from older games to modern titles. I spend a lot of time exploring different kinds of games through XoomGames, so the idea of treating game cutscenes almost like short movies sounds genuinely fun.
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Video game cutscenes could actually be a great fit for RiffTrax. Some games have incredibly long cinematic sequences, strange dialogue, exaggerated acting, and story moments that can become unintentionally funny when taken out of the gameplay context.
It would also be interesting to compare how storytelling has evolved from older games to modern titles. I spend a lot of time exploring different kinds of games through XoomGames, so the idea of treating game cutscenes almost like short movies sounds genuinely fun.
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There are definitely enough memorable and bizarre cutscenes out there to make this concept work.