Little Britain: The Only GayGamer In The Village
In what must be the most bizarre move for a BBC property since Absolutely Fabulous' infamous PSP game, Patsy Smokes, Snorts & Snogs, it looks like some jackanape is developing Little Britain: The Video Game. Why in the world anyone would think to cobble together a game based on a sketch comedy show such as Little Britain, unspeakably fabulous though it may be, is beyond me. Not that I'm complaining. The game is being developed under the guidance of Broken Sword's Charles Cecil, and the press release makes it sound almost like a good idea:
Little Britain: The Video Game is a fun collection of mini-games presented in the style of an episode from the TV show. To win, players must work their way through a series of specially created sketches that feature plenty of scripted input from Matt Lucas and David Walliams themselves, until the credits roll at the end. As you’d expect, Tom Baker narrates throughout so fans of the series can enjoy a truly authentic Little Britain experience.
I'll give it a shot for the voice talent alone, not to mention the chance to play Daffyd waddling around the wee Welsh village of Llandewi Breffi with his nose in the air. If that's not a gay game, I'm Jack Thompson.
Little Britain, the game [Wonderland]
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Posted to Video Games on 30 January 2007
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for god sake this is the finale straw! its not even that funny any more! Matt Lucas and David Walliams must be rolling in it!
'Patsy Smokes, Snorts & Snogs'?? For a second there I actually thought of buying a PSP there haha
Holy God... if this is for real, I'm all over it. Who could resist an Emily Howard dress-up game? Or perhaps a racist old biddy projectile vomiting target shoot? But what would be really awesome is whatever mini-game lets you molest Anthony Stewart Head! Tasty!
unfortunately, the most sublime character in the entire series is the one that would be the most difficult to translate into a game: ray mccooney.
i'll leave ye with a riddle : i am hard, yet soft; i am coloured, yet clear; i am fruity and sweet; i am jelly. what am i?
Why, you're a silly riddle with no answer, as told by Angus McKoonehy, of course.
:-D
Um, hello? Rhythm game with his little recorder? Uh duh!
I'm speechless.