The more dedicated Star Wars buffs (or “skinnies”) created their own Star Wars-inspired videos. This was one of the silliest… that was hopefully intentional.
Despite graphical limitations, Batman: Arkham Asylum is now available on the Wii. © Rocksteady Studios
In tribute to Walt Disney, the seagulls in Finding Nemo were saying “Mein,” in reference to Mein Kampf, Hitler’s book. Finding Nemo © 2003 - DISNEY
Monopoly was a popular Parker Brothers board game that taught children of the crippling bankruptcy that awaits them. © Parker Brothers
The character of Jar Jar Binks in Star Wars: Episode I was inspired by golden age comedians, such as Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplain, and the lost sixth Marx Brother who was deemed too racist for 1930 audiences. © Lucasfilm
Super Mario World introduced Yoshi, a helpful, adorable dinosaur that provided a variety of services. In order to jump higher, Mario would sometimes repay Yoshi by letting him fall to his death. © Nintendo
To help with ticket sells in the Pacific Northwest, Beauty and the Beast was retitled “A Sasquatch & His Abductee.” Beauty and the Beast © 1991 - DISNEY
Super Empire Strikes Back allowed George Lucas to revise a truer version of the Wampa snow creature, that of a house-sized digital behemoth that shoots fire from his eyes. © Lucasarts
Believed to be dead, Ariel and Scuttle waste no time striping Prince Eric of his shoes and wallet. The Little Mermaid © 1989 - WALT DISNEY PICTURES
Known for being reclusive creatures, metroid’s also have an inherent love for sleeping in the Bacta tank that rejuvenated Luke Skywalker in The Empire Strikes Back. © Nintendo
