KaiserMazoku
Since: Apr, 2011
#2: Dec 23rd 2011 at 10:44:40 AM
Support pull
Hi
#3: Dec 23rd 2011 at 1:46:53 PM
+1 to pull.
That One Guy
#4: Dec 23rd 2011 at 1:47:51 PM
Supporting pull.
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Grin and tonic
#5: Jan 4th 2012 at 12:05:40 PM
Do we have any possible replacements lined up?
My latest Trope page: Shapeshifting Failure
Hi
#6: Jan 4th 2012 at 8:21:41 PM
Pulled.
My, how convenient!
edited 4th Jan '12 8:22:21 PM by Willbyr
Grin and tonic
#7: Jan 8th 2012 at 6:47:25 PM
Serious Sam might provide an example picture, there are plenty of time you will find a weapon hanging (floating) around.
My latest Trope page: Shapeshifting Failure
Hi
#8: Feb 21st 2012 at 12:09:16 PM
This was clocked by someone else but not announced; doing so.
Zzzzzzzzzz
#9: Feb 25th 2012 at 10:37:44 AM
Clock expired, no consensus on replacement image. Locking.
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Total posts: 9
The trope Blatant Item Placement is about how video games contain lots of powerups in unlikely places (such as functional firearms in a thousand-year-old tomb). The image here, however, is from Alice In Wonderland, and doesn't demonstrate this: it's a girl next to a table, holding a bottle. I don't think a table is an unlikely place for a bottle.
Motion to pull, because it doesn't demonstrate the trope. It should be easy to find a video game screenshot of e.g. a swamp or cavern with a shiny new gun lying in it.
Rhetorical, eh? ... Eight!