Any plans for giving DirtyBomb to Conan o'Brien for a review?


(Glot) #1

i am an old fan of Conan, and since he does some funny reviews at teamcoco (a clueless gamer series) so I thought that DirtyBomb can be very fun there. Because lets be honest - the game is designed with tonns of humour, and it is a big part of Previous Splash Damage titles.
Imho the game will benefit from it.

this is latest Clueless gamer episode with Halo5


(ThatRandomGuy) #2

If he chooses DB for a review then its all fine… but calling somebody n asking em to review is not something,what we call a STANDARD PRODUCT…


(NotaCobra) #3

Going to sound very foreigner here… but I’ve never understood why americans think Conan obrian is funny.

Craig Ferguson is funny, sometimes, but conan, lettermen, fallen… who’s that fucking youtube clip shithead? Tosh.O or something?

Where’s the comedy in those?

From what I’ve watched, funny guests get up and say funny things while an unfunny host sits there with a dope grin saying “Do something funny! come on! tell a joke mr celebrity guy!”


(scrub_lord) #4

Give? It’s F2P man :^)


(Amerika) #5

[quote=“divineSeahorse;28903”]Going to sound very foreigner here… but I’ve never understood why americans think Conan obrian is funny.

Craig Ferguson is funny, sometimes, but conan, lettermen, fallen… who’s that fucking youtube clip shithead? Tosh.O or something?

Where’s the comedy in those?

From what I’ve watched, funny guests get up and say funny things while an unfunny host sits there with a dope grin saying “Do something funny! come on! tell a joke mr celebrity guy!”
[/quote]

Not every American finds Conan or the others you mentioned funny. But there is enough people here that like them to keep them going. So blanket generalizations aren’t cool. Also, different cultures and people find different things funny or amusing. That’s a pretty well known and established.

I actually enjoy Conan because he is pretty quick witted and makes fun of himself with enthusiasm. I like John Oliver because he makes important issues entertaining. I don’t really like the others you mentioned. You know why? Because I, like everyone else in the world, have particular likes and dislikes :slight_smile:


(Jojack) #6

Conan and Fallon are funny (I thought Conan was better 20 years ago than he is now though). The others, not so much. Of course, as Amerika stated, we all have different likes and dislikes.


(Runeforce) #7

The world is just depressing with John Daily gone :’( (from my TV screen.)

But, yep, it would be THE marketing stunt! Get on it @MissMurder


(NotaCobra) #8

[quote=“Amerika;28958”][quote=“divineSeahorse;28903”]Going to sound very foreigner here… but I’ve never understood why americans think Conan obrian is funny.

Craig Ferguson is funny, sometimes, but conan, lettermen, fallen… who’s that fucking youtube clip shithead? Tosh.O or something?

Where’s the comedy in those?

From what I’ve watched, funny guests get up and say funny things while an unfunny host sits there with a dope grin saying “Do something funny! come on! tell a joke mr celebrity guy!”
[/quote]

Not every American finds Conan or the others you mentioned funny. But there is enough people here that like them to keep them going. So blanket generalizations aren’t cool. Also, different cultures and people find different things funny or amusing. That’s a pretty well known and established.

I actually enjoy Conan because he is pretty quick witted and makes fun of himself with enthusiasm. I like John Oliver because he makes important issues entertaining. I don’t really like the others you mentioned. You know why? Because I, like everyone else in the world, have particular likes and dislikes :)[/quote]

I didn’t mean to make a sweeping generalisation, more wanted to point out that that particular kind of comedy recieves far more attention and is far more popular in America, comedies in australia for example always have a more central theme, I believe you guys used to have the show “Who’s line is it anyway”? If that’s the name, most Australian comedy is in a similar vein to that.
(Though for the record, I’m not sure I’ve laughed once at that particular show)

This post is rambling… I’m tired.


(melancholyMural) #9

I don’t think there’d be much of a chance for this game to pop onto his radar since nowadays (before he did smaller titles) he just plays AAA titles (SSBU, COD advanced warfare, GTA V, etc).


(Glot) #10

imho, Conan will do anything if MissMurder asks him =)
he has a thing for ladies:smiley:


(MissMurder) #11

Fun story- when I went to London to visit Splash Damage guess who was in line through customs? Conan himself. I soooo wanted to take a photo with him but he looked exhausted.
Anyway- I would love if he reviewed it. That would be awesome. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/b6/d1/f2/b6d1f28eebb9641007feff3365b4fa6e.jpg


(distinquishedSandwich) #12

Fragger does not simply retain his soul
https://i.imgflip.com/n1cx6.jpg


(Amerika) #13

[quote=“divineSeahorse;29068”][quote=“Amerika;28958”][quote=“divineSeahorse;28903”]Going to sound very foreigner here… but I’ve never understood why americans think Conan obrian is funny.

Craig Ferguson is funny, sometimes, but conan, lettermen, fallen… who’s that fucking youtube clip shithead? Tosh.O or something?

Where’s the comedy in those?

From what I’ve watched, funny guests get up and say funny things while an unfunny host sits there with a dope grin saying “Do something funny! come on! tell a joke mr celebrity guy!”
[/quote]

Not every American finds Conan or the others you mentioned funny. But there is enough people here that like them to keep them going. So blanket generalizations aren’t cool. Also, different cultures and people find different things funny or amusing. That’s a pretty well known and established.

I actually enjoy Conan because he is pretty quick witted and makes fun of himself with enthusiasm. I like John Oliver because he makes important issues entertaining. I don’t really like the others you mentioned. You know why? Because I, like everyone else in the world, have particular likes and dislikes :)[/quote]

I didn’t mean to make a sweeping generalisation, more wanted to point out that that particular kind of comedy recieves far more attention and is far more popular in America, comedies in australia for example always have a more central theme, I believe you guys used to have the show “Who’s line is it anyway”? If that’s the name, most Australian comedy is in a similar vein to that.
(Though for the record, I’m not sure I’ve laughed once at that particular show)

This post is rambling… I’m tired.[/quote]

Well, that’s comparing apples and oranges. Who’s Line is it Anyway is an improv comedy show where Fallon and Conan are talk show hosts. Does Australia not have any late night comedy talk shows?


(Glot) #14

Humour is a subjective thing.
But the possible jokes and fun that i can imagine here will be very good for DB promotion.
The video role calls, E3 trailer, the taunts ingame - lots of funny stuff. i mean this can be a very funny review!