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This meme uses a three-part comparison format on a pale purple background. The top left section displays the Spanish national flag with the caption 'THE ONE THE PUBLIC WANTS TO WIN', referencing the Spanish football team's popularity with general audiences during FIFA tournaments. The top right section shows the Argentine national flag with the caption 'THE ONE THE FIFA WANTS TO WIN', referencing common fan narratives that FIFA prefers or favors the Argentine national team in competitions. The bottom section features the cover art for the video game *Clair Obscur: Expedition 33* with the caption 'THE ONE THAT'S GOING TO WIN', making a sarcastic joke that the highly anticipated game is the actual 'winner' over the football teams, playing on hype for the game coinciding with a major FIFA tournament.

And the Winner Is FIFA Tournament Parody Meme

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This meme displays a photograph of a physical PlayStation 4 Blu-ray disc for the Sony exclusive FromSoftware game *Bloodborne*. A person's finger is poked through the center hole of the disc, creating a visual gag that makes it look like a hand is reaching through the disc to grab it. Text above the image reads 'This is what PlayStation want to take from you!'. The joke references widespread, long-standing fan frustration over Sony's refusal to release a modern remaster, performance patch, or PC port of *Bloodborne*, as well as past concerns about Sony delisting digital versions of older PlayStation exclusive games, making them inaccessible to players.

PlayStation Wants To Take Bloodborne From You Meme

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This meme jokes about the long-running Capcom Resident Evil franchise's habit of bringing back popular protagonist Leon S. Kennedy for new installments without appropriately aging him relative to the real-world passage of time. The top text reads "Leon, I know you're 97... but Raccoon City still needs you." followed by a close-up shot of Leon looking intensely angry, unamused, and frustrated. The post's accompanying question asks if Capcom will stop aging Leon up to 97 or keep going, with the gag implying Capcom will continue to have Leon star in new titles regardless of how old he would logically be, as he is one of the franchise's most beloved characters.

Will Capcom stop at 97, or keep going?

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This meme uses the popular 'Change My Mind' template featuring Steven Crowder sitting casually at an outdoor table holding a mug. The custom sign attached to the table reads 'The RPG is the best sniper rifle. CHANGE MY MIND' paired with an illustration of an RPG rocket launcher. The joke references a common humorous trend in the Battlefield series (and other first-person shooter games) where players intentionally use the anti-vehicle RPG explosive weapon to make long-distance kills on enemy players instead of using dedicated sniper rifles, a playstyle that is often seen as silly, impressive, or overpowered depending on the game's balance.

Battlefield Moment: RPG is the Best Sniper Rifle Change My Mind Meme

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This is a two-panel meme using the popular 'ignored drowning child in a pool' template to joke about Minecraft player travel preferences. The top panel shows a swimming pool: a laughing young girl labeled 'Cushion Travel' plays happily with an adult labeled 'Minecraft Players', while a distressed drowning child in the foreground labeled 'Ice Boat Roads' is completely ignored by the pair. The bottom panel shows a forgotten skeleton sitting alone at the bottom of the pool, labeled 'Faster Minecarts that have been in the game since 2024', mocking how Minecraft players almost never use the faster minecart feature added in 2024, instead favoring older, more established travel methods like ice boat roads and cushion travel.

friendly reminder that Mojang already added faster Minecarts 2 years ago (Minecart Improvements)

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The meme features a photograph of a physical PlayStation 4 Bloodborne game disc held by a person. Text at the top of the image reads 'This is what they're taking away from us'. A visual pun is created by the central hole of the disc aligning perfectly between the legs of the Hunter protagonist on the official Bloodborne disc art, making it appear as though the character has a visible butt crack. The joke references the long-running frustration of Bloodborne fans, as Sony has not released a PC port, remaster, or sequel for the beloved PS4 exclusive game for nearly a decade, leading fans to joke that Sony is intentionally keeping the game (and the silly visual gag) away from wider audiences.

Sony Should Reconsider Taking Bloodborne Away From Fans

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This gaming meme uses the popular 'two people whispering while looking at a seated person' template. On the left, two people are whispering to each other with the text 'Are you sure?' above them, referencing the supposed decision to remove Todd Howard from leading the Fallout IP. The woman facing the viewer has an excited, wide grinning expression that reflects the positive reaction of many Fallout fans to the rumored change. On the right, a seated figure with Todd Howard's face has the text 'Yes' above him, confirming the decision.

Todd Howard has been forced off the Fallout IP and will no longer be directing the next game.

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This is a 4-panel satirical comic joking about common Steam user behavior. Panel 1: A cartoon character in a blue shirt and orange tie proudly announces 'CHECK OUT MY RECENT STEAM SALE CART! MY COLLECTION IS HUGE!' while gesturing to a paper on an easel. Panel 2 zooms in to show the paper displays a long list of games in a Steam shopping cart. Panel 3: A second cartoon character in a green shirt, resting their chin on their hand, asks 'THAT'S A LARGE LIST OF GAMES. WHICH ONE ARE YOU GONNA PLAY FIRST?'. Panel 4: The first character looks confused and blankly responds 'PLAY?', highlighting the widespread joke that many Steam users purchase large numbers of games during sales but never actually play them, only collect them in their libraries.

Average Steam User

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This is an ironic gaming meme. At the top of the image, text reads 'just a few of the hidden gems I've been playing recently', positioned above a 3x3 grid of cover art for extremely popular, high-budget mainstream AAA video games that are widely known, heavily marketed, and commercially successful. The humor comes from the obvious contradiction of calling these massively famous titles obscure 'hidden gems'. The featured games are Red Dead Redemption 2, God of War (2018), The Last of Us Part I, Cyberpunk 2077, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Expedition 33, Baldur's Gate 3, and Resident Evil Requiem (Resident Evil Village).

Sarcastic Hidden Gems Mainstream Games Meme

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This meme consists of two stacked visual elements: the top portion shows a male streamer wearing round glasses, a cream-colored beanie, and headphones, seated in front of a recording microphone with a slightly confused downward-looking expression. The bottom portion displays a square-shaped white bathroom sink with a circular drain centered at its back wall, which bears an accidental, humorous strong resemblance to the streamer's face. Overlaid white text over the middle of the image reads 'bro got face scanned into the game' followed by two crying-laughing emojis, with smaller text below stating 'Get an ID photo.' The core joke comes from the visual parallel, teasing that the sink looks like a low-quality video game character face scan modeled after the streamer.

Bro Got Face Scanned Into The Game Sink Lookalike Meme

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This two-panel meme jokes about the common excuse given by Final Fantasy players for why they enjoy the franchise. The top panel shows a skeleton gesturing towards a long, dense wall of text listing all the convoluted, dark, and complex lore, plot beats, recurring elements, and gameplay tropes across the entire Final Fantasy series, under the header 'Final Fantasy fans explaining why they play Final Fantasy:'. The bottom panel is labeled 'Me:', and shows a smiling screenshot of Tifa Lockhart from Final Fantasy VII with the line 'Can we?' next to an excited, dancing skeleton, implying that the actual main draw for many players is the attractive character designs rather than the complicated narrative lore, playing on the internet slang where 'plot' is used as a euphemism for attractive character physical features.

Yeah bro I play Final Fantasy for the plot

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This is a two-panel meme comparing the fictional Mario brothers' stated opinions on generative AI. The top text poses the question of the Mario Bros' views on generative AI. The left red panel features Mario giving a measured, reasonable stance that while AI has many associated problems, people should not dehumanize others who use it. The right green panel features Luigi giving an over-the-top, comically aggressive stance saying that anyone who posts low-quality generative AI content (referred to as 'slop') will have their head explode. The joke frames Luigi's unapologetically harsh take as more relatable and preferable to Mario's neutral take, supporting the title that claims Luigi is the better brother.

More proof that Luigi is the better brother

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