In what universe is "giant death robots that literally quote Monty Python while you fight them" a bad thing?

If you're trying to engage people in a serious and dramatic story, you're allowed a bit of leeway for adding comedy to the world. The second boss is a guy named Kid Christmas, and he has floating cameras around him so that he can broadcast kicking your a** to the public live. He literally summons a digital wrestling ring to fight you in. It's funny, it's slightly political, and it fits with the world, as bleak and dystopian as it may be.

What doesn't fit with the world is a giant menacing doombot yelling "it's only a flesh wound" when you're blowing its arm off. Why is it quoting Monty Python? Why is it smack talking in the first place? It's a military robot.


Also, remember that "memory rewriting" gimmick they advertised so hard? It's been four episodes out of nine, nearly halfway through the game, and I've only done it once.

no

the first i'd ever heard of the game was people talking about "waah it didn't sell because there's a woman on the cover"

i think it didn't sell because nobody knew what it f*** was

I've played Big Rigs but I actually managed to enjoy it, so it doesn't count.

What does count is this crappy PS2 racing game that I faintly remember that was somehow similar but somehow worse. All you did was creep around the track at slow speed and probably slip through bridges like big rigs. Also the trucks controlled like a beheaded dog.

madden on GBA
I threw the game when I was 9 and never saw it again