I guess it's similar in the sense that it's two-dimensional and appears on a screen. And it uses images with words.

"B-b-b-b-but one does video games and this one doesn't!" *snot bubble*

You realize this style predates Yahtzee by years, right?

Eisner's severance package guaranteed him .6 million a year for four years. Misfortune-o-rama.

No amount of money is going to completely wash away the sting of having a group of people get together and, in a professional and official way, tell you that they hate you and that you're terrible at your job.

For .6 million a year I would go through that humiliation daily. The boards could even use tomatoes.

Agreed, Fabio2

what? i do not think you saw the same feature that i saw

Yeah. The end result was a company that makes animated features like Ratatouille. That's a good thing as far as I can tell.

and movies like Beverly Hills Chihuahua.

Hey, we asked a question over here, somebody answer us.

I don't know, I was just submitting it under the same name the creator used. I'd have just called it "Disney history 1984-2008" otherwise.

I dunno about you, but I'm pumped for FOUR TINKERBELL MOVIES

also, you don't have to be a weeaboo to see the similarities between Kimba and Simba, seriously:

http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a991224.html

The Kimba/Lion King thing is obvious to anyone who knows what either are. If you want weeaboo bullshit of the highest order, try the whole Nadia/Atlantis thing.

Dreamworks animation makes me feel sick to my stomach. They somehow manage to bring non-human characters into the uncanny valley. That takes some sort of skill.