And if the scout video has inspired you to jump back into TF2, maybe you can try this while you're there. You don't need to take any crap from some train.

A group from Igromania magazine plays for Hideo Kojima a song written by Russian classical composer Georgy Sviridov in 1974, noting that it bears a strong resemblance to the Metal Gear Solid theme. According to the Metal Gear Wiki:

Since then the Theme Motif was removed from the Portable Ops Main theme (the original, with the Motif, appeared in an E3 Trailer, and the version with no Motif played after "Calling To The Night" during the games ending credits, and appears on the Portable Ops OST as the track "Show Time") and was even removed from the Snake Eater Version of the theme on the Metal Gear 20th Anniversary Music Collection (it was replaced with "The World Needs Only One Big Boss!" from Metal Gear Solid 2). With this in mind, the Motif is not likely to appear in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots.

What better way to celebrate the bound to be terrible Mortal Kombat vs. DC than with a montage of clips from the confirmed to be terrible Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm cartoon. Fair warning: Watching this will hurt.

The person who put together this video also made a montage from the Darkstalkers cartoon, and it somehow manages to be worse. The show's creators went for more of an action/comedy spin there, and while I guess I should applaud them for recognizing the limitations of the material, when you're not actually capable of being funny you're not really doing yourself any favors by making your show even goofier than it was inherently.

I can't make a post featuring bad video game cartoons without paying respects to the king.

"What if this old game was turned into a movie lol" is an old gag, but this video imagining a trailer for Tetris: The Movie is pretty much pitch-perfect. The main characters as pilots of Tetris pieces is a great angle.

You know what's not a great angle? Everything in this video. All you really need to know is that this came about as a result of something called the Anime Songwriting Workshop and it will make you want to die.

goddamn why does anyone watch stargate atlantis

Or Sci-Fi at all for that matter.

People continue to find odd ways to kill themselves and others in Halo 3. Here, again, one must examine the replay just to figure out how one was betrayed. I always knew that big fan was a bad idea.

The only thing more popular on the Internet than videos of Halo 3 deaths are videos of people playing the Mario theme in weird ways. This certainly ranks up there -- an RC car ringing a row of wine bottles as it races by. At least they can get drunk afterwards.