Favorite Gay Aesthetics in Videogames
Every aesthetic is gay don't @ me.
Not ranked btw.
Not ranked btw.
21 Games
Everybody gangsta until the intro goes like
Paaanam Paaanam
tan dam
Paaanam Paanam
tin din
Paaanam Paanam
tan dam
Paaanam
tuaaaaaaaaan
Paaanam Paaanam
tan dam
Paaanam Paanam
tin din
Paaanam Paanam
tan dam
Paaanam
tuaaaaaaaaan
I'm fully aware that this game came out in 2011, but you can't tell me they weren't listening to Playboi Carti when making these designs.
When you make your whiff animations look like offbeat rock notes instead of a fuckup, you bet this belongs in here.
Nemissa's design is so good she could drop a comically large ACME anvil while I'm running and I'd still say 'Thank you for your service'.
Gritty stylized cartoon Mario saying 'Fuck Bowser' while blasting Limp Bizkit.
Going back in time to tell Sonny Rollins, Lee Morgan and Eric Dolphy that these are going to be Japan's graphics in 2013.
As much love as we have for SNK, those that actually played Tekken 4 know that this one has peak Latam vibes.
Gundam Tanaka still the best design ever in life (hamsters birds frends).
Have you ever wanted to have sex with SFX's before?
Just click here please.
Deadass if you're straight you don't get it.
When the demons get blown away after a wind spell, I pretend that they make Team Rocket sounds.
BABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYKOROMARUBESTPARTYMEMBERBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBABYBAYBYABYABY
You know a platformer has kino visuals when one level in particular scare you shitless to this day.
2012's unofficial time capsule.
This is what MC Ride sees when he goes to sleep.
'Slay Queen' 2 hour compilation feat Michael Jackson.
What's not to love?
What's not to love?
I wanna live in the Fountainhead palace when I die.
The 'We Bare Bears' of Jrpgs.
Black, white, and some other undefined hue that only be either: blood, coffee, poison, cum, or capri sun.
The best thing to come out of MS Paint after 'Tails get Trolled'.
