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This 4-panel meme repurposes the iconic *Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* scene where hobbits Merry and Pippin ask Aragorn for a second meal after breakfast. The dialogue is rewritten to joke about video game consumer culture: first, Merry asks 'What about Ocarina of Time Remake?', next Aragorn responds dismissively 'We already had it.', then Merry acknowledges this while showing the official *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS* remake box art saying 'We've had one, yes.', finally he follows up cheekily 'What about second REMAKE?'. The meme jokes about widespread fan demand for an additional modern high-definition remake of the classic Zelda title, as well as mocking Nintendo's common business practice of re-releasing older games for new consoles for full price, as referenced in the associated post title that parodies Nintendo as 'Johntendo' demanding consumer money for the second remake in 2026.

What About Second Ocarina of Time Remake LOTR Meme

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This is a two-panel side-by-side comparison meme. The left panel is labeled 'indie developer', featuring a weary, scruffy 3D rendered man in simple, tattered brown tunic carrying only a small makeshift weapon at his waist, representing the actual under-resourced, overworked state of most independent game developers. The right panel is labeled 'users' dream of indie team', showing a majestic, fully armored fantasy knight holding an elaborately decorated greatsword posed in front of grand stone architecture, representing the unrealistic AAA-level high expectations many users hold for small indie development teams. The humor comes from the stark, relatable contrast between the actual capacity of indie devs and the overblown demands often placed on them by audiences.

Reality of Indie Developers vs User Expectations

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This is a 4-panel meme using footage from the SpongeBob SquarePants animated series. Panel 1: SpongeBob holds up a sheet of paper labeled 'FALSE ADVERTISING LAWS'. Panel 2: SpongeBob examines the paper with a skeptical, annoyed expression. Panel 3: SpongeBob smirks and tosses the paper into a small fire on the ground. Panel 4: SpongeBob stands smugly next to the fully burning paper, with the text 'MOBILE GAME COMPANIES' above him. The meme satirizes the common practice of mobile game publishers running deceptive ads with fake, exaggerated gameplay that does not match the actual product, implying these companies openly disregard false advertising regulations as if they are destroying the laws themselves.

Mobile Game Companies Ignore False Advertising Laws

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The meme is split into two sections. The top section replicates a common video game achievement pop-up, showing an X icon next to the text 'Bye! Exit the game' and a note that 52.2% of players have unlocked this achievement. Below this, the text '47.8% of people' is displayed, followed by a blurry edited image of a golden Cyclops character from X-Men with glowing red eye visor, captioned 'My goals are beyond your understanding.' The joke highlights that the near-half of people who do not exit games immediately have confusing, unrelatable motives to the majority who do exit when they are done playing.

47.8% of People Have Goals Beyond Your Understanding Exit Game Meme

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This image is a screenshot of a post from X (formerly Twitter). The post text reads 'Be honest, you learned the word miscellaneous from playing the sims'. Below the text is a reaction image of Pearl Krabs from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants, facing the viewer directly with a blank, stunned, epiphany-like expression, intended to convey that the viewer is likely relating to the statement and just realizing the claim is true for them.

Joke About Learning the Word 'Miscellaneous' From The Sims

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I like those odds

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This meme uses official fantasy art from the video game Dark Souls 2, depicting a massive, enraged, screaming armored giant towering far above a tiny, insignificant armored human figure holding a small knife at the giant's feet. The giant is labeled "THOSE WHO USE THIS TEMPLATE CORRECTLY" while the tiny figure is labeled "THOSE WHO USE IT INCORRECTLY". The joke is a meta commentary on internet meme culture, framing people who follow established template usage rules as powerful and important, while those who misuse popular meme templates for unrelated content are tiny, irrelevant, and completely outmatched. It plays on the common shared frustration of online communities with people misusing well-known meme formats incorrectly.

It do be like that (meme template usage comparison)

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The image is official promotional key art for the video game *1666 Amsterdam*. It centers on a hooded female protagonist in a long red cloak, standing in the middle of a cobblestone 17th-century Amsterdam street. A black cat is perched on her shoulder, she holds a weapon in her right hand, and her left hand emits a powerful glowing red magical effect that throws opposing soldiers backward to her right, while civilian onlookers watch from the left side of the street. The text "1666 AMSTERDAM" is displayed prominently at the bottom of the artwork. The paired joke claims that game studio Ubisoft is extremely frustrated by this release, as the game's historical setting, hooded protagonist, and open-world action aesthetic are extremely similar to Ubisoft's signature *Assassin's Creed* franchise.

Ubisoft must be seething at this 1666 Amsterdam game art

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This is a 3-panel relatable gaming meme using scenes from Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War. The first panel shows Star-Lord looking pleased, with text stating he finally has time to play his multiplayer game. The second panel cuts to the rest of the Guardians of the Galaxy crew waiting expectantly, representing the user's friends waiting for them in the game lobby. The third panel cuts to Thor with a smug smirk, labeled as a 45 GB game update, representing the common frustrating experience of having a mandatory large game download block you from playing right when you have time to join your friends.

Large Unexpected Game Update Delays Plans To Play Multiplayer With Friends

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This is a single-panel cartoon meme using the classic 'fork in the road' choice template. A cartoon boy stands at the junction of two dirt paths, each leading to an illuminated fantasy castle on a cliff. The left path is labelled with the video game title 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II', while the right path is labelled 'Middle Earth: Shadow Of War Definitive Edition (with discount)'. Text below the boy reads '*Me having just enough money to Buy One Game*'. The meme humorously depicts the relatable, difficult choice many gamers face when they can only afford to purchase one of two desirable, popular video games, with the added temptation of a sale on one of the options.

In all my years playing games this is the hardest problem I have ever faced. Need counsel.

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This is a 3-panel comic meme. In the first panel, a smug blonde man wearing sunglasses, a light blue shirt and pink shorts says "THE MARKET WILL REGULATE ITSELF!" and "CAPITALISM IS THE MOST EFFICIENT —". The second panel shows a hand holding a listing for the Ubisoft video game *Star Wars Outlaws* with an absurdly inflated price of $27,832.81 circled in red. In the third panel, the same man has transformed into a muscular, shirtless revolutionary holding a red flag and a sickle, yelling the famous communist slogan "WE HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE BUT OUR CHAINS", while an exasperated woman in a lab coat stands to the side saying "SIR PLS". The core joke satirizes the ridiculousness of overpriced video game offerings under capitalism, with the original title referencing that most consumers would choose to pirate the game instead of paying the exorbitant cost.

It's a pirate's life for me!

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This meme features a reaction clip of popular streamer IShowSpeed laughing hysterically, leaning forward with his mouth wide open and eyes squeezed shut in extreme amusement. The joke is sarcastic: it depicts the reaction of people who only have $20 in their bank account and do not own a PS5 when GTA 6 is delayed again. Contrary to fans who own the required hardware and are disappointed by the delay, these less financially stable fans are secretly overjoyed, as the delay gives them more time to save up money to purchase a PS5 and the GTA 6 game before it releases, so they do not miss out on playing it near launch.

How mfs with 20$ in the bank and no PS5 will react if GTA 6 gets delayed again

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