He's got a mostly young fanbase. Kids, pre/teens, early teens. So they find the whole random, loud noise thing more amusing than us old folk. *cracks back* As you age, your tastes change as well. Most of us probably wouldn't go back and watch the likes of Dora the Explorer again, for example, except maybe for the lols. But little kids would watch it all the time. It's no different for PewDiePie. Many of us have simply outgrown his humor style, however, there are always going to be more people who get turned on by it, than people who get turned off from it.
As for this game, I don't think it's BAD, but I can't accept it being called innovative when it simply isn't. This whole scene has been done before with the aforementioned Night Trap and Double Switch, albeit those require memorization, instead of being random. If this is innovative, then a Mario clone that decides to place a limit on how many times you can jump per level is also innovative.
As for this game, I don't think it's BAD, but I can't accept it being called innovative when it simply isn't. This whole scene has been done before with the aforementioned Night Trap and Double Switch, albeit those require memorization, instead of being random. If this is innovative, then a Mario clone that decides to place a limit on how many times you can jump per level is also innovative.
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