Life Over: Cloverbrawl Brings Gaming to Real Life

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Hey, guess what: Video games aren’t real. Yeah, hard to believe, we know. Sure, you can act like a Street Fighter in real life, but at the end of your life, no one is going to hit “continue” if you get your head bitten off by a electrifying green furball from Brazil.

But what would happen if video games were real? Don’t answer that — the Seakitten Collective already have with their insanely ambitious video game-related parody of the monster movie Cloverfield entitled Cloverbrawl [via Offworld]:

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So if video games were real they’d just want to kill us, huh? Makes sense. We can’t imagine how frustrating it must be to have people like this controlling them.

Continue after the break to see the epic conclusion.

 

 

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