Great song cover by Shatner, great montage. The only tragedy is that so many people out there don't realize the song's a cover.

HOW CAN I GET IN ON THIS SHINDIG?

Not only does the music not match the game being played, but the cart in the machine is Yoshi's Island.

Shouldn't those stars be purple?

Weird. My index finger is easily longer than my ring finger. But since they're not even, does that mean I've still got a chance at straighthood?

Holy f*ck, just when I think I'm done laughing, I look at it a little longer and burst into another laughter-fit. I seriously had to close the window to keep from suffocating.

I think it'd be best if the shooter were also Patrick Stewart.

You get a one for not crediting Blur.

You bastard.

This is gold, but I'm holding back the five until you fix the loop. See to it, please.

This is wonderful because you can take it either way. But left or right, it's just plain fun and silly.

Full image: http://www.veritaserum.com/galleries/albums/gof/promo/gofpromo034.jpg

This is why videogames still don't have credibility as a medium in the eyes of the mainstream. The fans still get worked up over ridiculous rivalries, senselessly devoting themselves to particular companies while trashing others. GROW UP.

Crap, I'm new-ish, I didn't know there was a character limit in comments.

Generally speaking, when you add music to something, you either want to make a comic scene dramatic, or a dramtic scene comical. This scene's already funny, so adding wacky Benny Hill music doesn't add that necessary ironic punch. Now, adding Benny H