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100% agreed.

 

 

 

 

Source: http://n4g.com/news/1594667/the-simpsons-predicted-the-future-of-microtransactions

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qause0z-9tM



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Simpsons is brilliant.

Side note: You change your avatrs so often. Why? I'm never able to tie an avatar to you, because it seems like you change it everyday.



This doesn't describe DLC though. It's making fun of arcade games being designed as quarter munchers.



Teeqoz said:
Simpsons is brilliant.

Side note: You change your avatrs so often. Why? I'm never able to tie an avatar to you, because it seems like you change it everyday.


I also love simpsons. Bart is my favorite. This series never gets old.

 

Side note: Yeah. I change my avatar too often. I will try to stick to one for a long time.



They also predicted the use of cough syrup in drinks with the flaming moe episode, now that's all rappers talk about with their sizzurp or lean



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chapset said:
They also predicted the use of cough syrup in drinks with the flaming moe episode, now that's all rappers talk about with their sizzurp or lean


Loved the pokemon presidential signature.



My grammar errors are justified by the fact that I am a brazilian living in Brazil. I am also very stupid.

That was back when the Simpons was actually a good cartoon... :/



                
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kupomogli said:

This doesn't describe DLC though. It's making fun of arcade games being designed as quarter munchers.


40 quarters = $10

That's DLC alright.



A few years ago, when I experienced first hand the DLC temptation, I thought about that specific fragment of The Simpsons. Who knows if stuff will turns out to be this exaggerated in the future.



That's not predicting. That's how it was back then. Nothing changed but people love to forget.



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