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Jun 18, 2022 One of the trailers showcases this by parodying Call of Duty and Battlefield . It cuts to a bunch of explosions and action shots including the blurry fades around the title card. Considering how popular military shooters were at the time, parodying them was an easy target because everyone would know what the trailer is making fun of.
Mar 1, 2022 Last week, we reported on footage from video games being falsely presented as footage from Ukraine . One game involved was DCS World, a highly realistic, free-to-play military combat simulator,...
Sep 4, 2022 Nato stockpiles were depleted to arm Kyiv - but the defence industry must ramp up production once more. By Gareth Corfield and Howard Mustoe 4 September 2022 • 6:00am. 'Saint Javelin' captures the combination of Ukrainian will and Western weaponry. In the weeks after Russia's invasion of Ukraine , a parody image began doing the rounds ...
With regard to WW1, Honest Game trailers made a joke in their Battlefield 1 parody review saying that this game is 'probably the only way you'll get people to care about WW1 nowadays'. Now that might be depressing but it has a ring of truth about...if people can't engage with something at a basic level they may not engage with it at all.
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As you must know by now, Battlefield 1's big reveal has pretty much smashed everyone's expectations. DICE's new WW1 shooter is currently the most liked trailer on YouTube ever. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare isn't doing quite so well by comparison. I mean, nobody has remade their reveal trailer in GTA V, so that's a pretty major snub.
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Trailers are the first impression of a game, and some games have trailers that look similar to others.
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Does this include parody? Do the trailers of the games below lovingly pay tribute to the titles they parody or are they mean-spirited when they make fun of popular franchises? The answer is probably somewhere in between.
Some of the games below make fun of other specific trailers while some poke fun at a whole title or genre . Interestingly enough, sometimes the games advertised are not even comedies. In fact, a couple of them are quite serious. The entries below should not consider themselves safe. After all, future trailers might start making fun of these soon.
Much like actual goats, nothing is safe in the path of Goat Simulator . To show just how unhinged the franchise is, Goat Simulator 3 is only the second game in the franchise. The trailer is an obvious parody of the Dead Island 2 debut trailer.
A runner is jogging while listening to music and is completely unaware of the world falling into chaos around him. Instead of zombies like in Dead Island 2, this time it is Goats. Unlike Dead Island 2, Goat Simulator 3 is set to come out relatively soon . A small irony here too is the first Dead Island has such a serious trailer while Dead Island 2 establishes a more comedic tone out of the gate.
Bulletstorm tried hard to differentiate itself from the swarm of military shooters with its marketing campaign. One trailer is an obvious lampooning of Call of Duty , showing a trailer for a fictional title called Duty Calls. It describes a game filled with military FPS tropes that Call of Duty made popular.
While Call of Duty has been incredibly popular since 2007's Modern Warfare, some players bemoaned how so many other games tried to copy it, and Bullet Storm was playing into this growing frustration among classic FPS fans. The fake game is actually playable as well as a part of the marketing campaign.
SnowRunner involves the player transporting cargo over rough terrain to deliver goods. It's not about the destination, but the journey. This is strikingly similar to the polarizing title from Kojima Productions, Death Stranding.
The marketing team at SnowRunner thought the same, too, which is why one trailer is an obvious homage to Death Stranding's teasers. The driving game probably does not have as wild of a narrative as Death Stranding, however.
Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard parodies all of gaming. The lead character is a washed-up protagonist from the 8-bit era who goes on a new adventure blurring the line between iconic video game characters and real celebrities.
The marketing includes a behind-the-music parody that details Matt Hazard's life up until the game's events. In addition to parodying celebrities' downward spirals, it also spoofs the path many franchises go down. Matt Hazard gets bogged down by cheap spin-offs and cash-ins before fading into obscurity. It is just unfortunate, then, that the actual game was met with lukewarm reviews and was quickly forgotten. The humor hits the right spots, but the gameplay leaves a lot to be desired.
The first The Outer Worlds was celebrated for its humor, writing, and the way players' choices affected the narrative. Given its success, it was without question that developer Obsidian would get to craft a sequel. No gameplay footage has been shown of the new title, but fans did receive an announcement trailer.
The teaser features a narrator going over all the tropes announcements go through. It lambasts how there is no actual gameplay footage and makes fun of not giving the characters faces yet due to the title being so early in development. By this point, gamers are used to early first looks being radically different from the final product, but it is nice to see a game acknowledge it in a tongue-in-cheek manner.
The first two Saints Row games are relatively grounded Grand Theft Auto clones. Saints Row 3 goes off the rails and becomes a full-fledged slapstick comedy. One of the trailers showcases this by parodying Call of Duty and Battlefield.
It cuts to a bunch of explosions and action shots including the blurry fades around the title card. Considering how popular military shooters were at the time, parodying them was an easy target because everyone would know what the trailer is making fun of. Saints Row 3's comedy is hit or miss depending on one's sense of humor.
Super Smash Bros . went from a celebration of Nintendo to a celebration of gaming as a whole. Starting with Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Nintendo Wii, the franchise started including characters from other IPs. When Solid Snake from Metal Gea r entered the fray, he was introduced with a codec call and a loving shoutout to the cardboard box comedically associated with the character.
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Nato stockpiles were depleted to arm Kyiv – but the defence industry must ramp up production once more
By Gareth Corfield and Howard Mustoe 4 September 2022 • 6:00am
In the weeks after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a parody image began doing the rounds on the internet featuring ‘Saint Javelin’.
Depicted in the style of an orthodox Christian saint, a stern-faced female figure clad in the blue and gold of the Ukraine flag cradles an FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank missile launcher, nestling it against her cheek.
The image, it turned out, was devised by a Canadian marketer. But it nonetheless captures the essence of Ukraine’s dependence on the West for the influx of weapons, military vehicles and ammunition that has kept its military able to confront the Russian invaders.
The supply lifeline meant Russia’s initial blitzkrieg-style rush of infantry, armour, artillery and supporting air strikes mostly ground to a halt amid mounting casualties. The invaders inch forwards, consolidating and deepening their hold on conquered Ukrainian territory.
Meanwhile Ukraine’s defenders fiercely contest every street corner, road junction and field – and have launched an offensive of their own to reclaim the occupied city of Kherson.
Their ability to continue fighting back rests on the steady supply of Western arms, ammunition and materiel.
Yet a problem has begun to emerge which threatens that steady supply. Most Western weaponry supplied to Ukraine has either come from ready-use war stockpiles or from long term stores of vehicles and materiel that is obsolete by NATO standards. After six months of full intensity war fighting – and with winter on the horizon – those stocks are starting to run low .
Earlier this week The Wall Street Journal reported that much American military aid “has come directly from US inventory, depleting stockpiles intended for unexpected threats”.
An unnamed US defence official told the newspaper that reserves of 155mm artillery shells were running “uncomfortably low” after the supply of 806,000 rounds to Ukraine. Production, inevitably, now needs to rise.
Mackenzie Eaglen, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute think tank, added: “There are some problems you can buy your way out of. This is one of them.”
The military-industrial complex – Dwight Eisenhower’s description of the manufacturers and suppliers to the world’s armed forces – must step up to the mark. A debate is now under way between Nato governments, their own militaries and their treasuries about not only the quantity of materiel they want to supply to Ukraine, but the knock-on effect on their own nations of emptying their stockpiles.
Trevor Taylor, a research fellow from the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi), says the biggest challenge for Ukraine’s Western supporters is placing fresh contracts with defence suppliers, especially as Ukraine starts mounting full-scale counterattacks to regain lost territory .
“Offensive actions require more munitions and effort than do defensive actions,” says Taylor.
“But the military intent, what they can realistically think about mounting, is a function of the supplies they can get from outside.”
Two key factors for keeping a military offensive going are the rate at which army units consume ammunition and the speed with which their comrades can resupply them.
Ukraine’s artillery regiments are firing around 6,000 shells a day, according to estimates from Rusi. Even the simplest artillery ammunition needs time to make, and lead times for the increasingly complex weapon systems employed by modern militaries make forward planning to head off a supply crisis ever more important.
Nicholas Drummond, a defence industry analyst and former British Army officer, thinks part of the supply problem lies with politicians and generals who embraced post-Cold War peace dividend-driven thinking for far too long.
“Essentially, the Russo-Ukrainian war has exposed years of under-investment across many areas of defence, but particularly in war stocks of ammunition,” he sa
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