You aren’t at PAX? Let Max Scoville give you the tour

‘This is so stupid!’

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PAX Prime 2014 is winding down, but that doesn’t mean those of us at home can’t pretend like we are there, stalking Max Scoville as he roams the show floor. I was going to give a detailed play-by-play of the video here, but I have decided that just pasting the notes I took while watching will suffice. Hope you like animals!

  • Andy, Hamza, Jordan, and community member Muddbstrd as Mr. Destructoid
  • Max Scoville looking for animals
  • Guy on elevator gets creeped out
  • Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel oxygen bar
  • “This is so stupid!”
  • Blake
  • Indie MEGABOOTH
  • Somebody asks for Tara, but is so uninteresting that the video editor fast forwarded it
  • Evolve monster crotch extreme closeup
  • Max walks through a fart
  • “Let’s go look at Pikachu’s asshole!”
  • Paul who gets swag
  • Woman who smiles knowingly about Max looking for a tank’s asshole
  • Laserzone

So there you have it! The experience of walking the show floor with Max Scoville, and you didn’t even have to personally walk through a fart.



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