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The Joker Or Jigsaw? Two Twisted Minds That Will Be Shown This Year

June 09, 2009 in Blog comments 22

The Joker and Jigsaw are the wickedest minds in gaming history. This year we will see who reigns supreme between both asylums. Set traps, use mind tricks, kill or be killed is the name of the game and The Joker along with Jigsaw will test you later this year on Xbox360 and Playstation 3.

This year we will see two blockbuster games , two blockbuster characters, with blockbuster blood all over their hands. So I know ask you who has the sickest and most twisted mind.
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  • 0
    Linkin Park Fan Jun 10, 09
    I freaking Hate Saw, terrible movie so im gonna guess the same about the game.

    Joker all the way, he's got a sense of humor
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    Miss Razz Jun 10, 09
    I'll be honest, I couldn't understand much of the article at the source because of the terrible grammar and punctuation :/

    Nontheless, this isn't even a contest. The Joker wins by miles.
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      Tiger of Wu Jun 10, 09
      But they iz street yo so they don't need them full-stops or commas s'long as there be a exclamation point up in this beeyatch!!!! ya feel, this is street, they iz hip hop yo, one love for the gamegrep posse, word.

      *bleep*ing idiots xD
      • 0
        Linkin Park Fan Jun 10, 09
        We should be able to give someone 5 thumbs up
      • 0
        Drago Shi Jun 11, 09
        Tiger, forschnizzle mah grizzle,dawg, dey be trippin' if dat darn slang aint got skillz up in this playa's intranetz,hot damn!
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    King_X2 Jun 10, 09
    Joker vs the guy on Saw? Haha, the Joker is unanimous; he wins by Gothams.
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    Star of Spurs Jun 10, 09
    Saw (and Jigsaw thusforth) is an uncreative *bleep*ed up movie which was created by a teenager. Oh, and the main character is basically a complete rip off of a Punisher villain.

    The Joker is a sadistic maniac who's completely unbeatable, probably the best villain in comic book history and one of the best of all time.

    I think we know who wins here.
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      carouselambra Jun 10, 09
      Yeh man, I thought it was talking about the Punisher's Jigsaw vs Joker, that would have at least made a bit of sense, being comic book matchups. What in the Lord's name has the saw film got in common with the Joker? what a bullshit pair up man, joker is a criminal mastermind whereas the saw dude is just a freakin weirdo. What next, Columbo vs. Curious George
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      Drogo Baggins Jun 10, 09
      I wouldn't go so far as to say he's a rip off of a Punisher villain.

      Having the same name is a bit different than being the same character. I don't think that the Punisher's Jigsaw ever put people in life threatening contraptions. In fact, judging from what I saw of that terrible movie, I'm pretty sure he's just a dumb, disfigured gangster.

      I'm not saying one Jigsaw is better than the other, but Saw's Jigsaw is most certainly not a rip-off of The Punisher's Jigsaw.

      Either way, the Joker owns them both...
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        carouselambra Jun 10, 09
        The movie screwed him over a bit man, in the comics he's more of a nemesis. As long as we're talking comics and movies, the jigsaw name is what's in question about the rip-off, I'd say. Then again, it's a fine line between "artistic influence" and rip off.
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          Seeker X Jun 11, 09
          They still have NOTHING to do with each other. The very suggestion that the comic book character influenced the other is weird enough as it is.
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          carouselambra Jun 11, 09
          I never said influence. I said in general the creative world CALL it "artistic influence" when they wanna rip off somthing, whether that's a name or a character or whatever.

          Their names are the same, that's more than enough to draw a link between em. I don't know enough about the saw films to tell you if there's anything beyond that, but the fact of the matter is, we've thrown comic books into the comparison here, we're cross-comparing the mediums, so straight away the similar names are gonna jump out. Why the name Jigsaw, why use THAT particular name when it's already been established? Especially IF you're gonna then cross over into the comic book world. We're not talking law suits or anything like that, it just seems lazy man.
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          Seeker X Jun 12, 09
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          Their names are the same, that's more than enough to draw a link between em.
          Wow, then let's compare any other franchise that accidentally shares a common name.

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          we've thrown comic books into the comparison here, we're cross-comparing the mediums, so straight away the similar names are gonna jump out.
          No, YOU are comparing comic books for some reason, the article is talking about video games.

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          Why the name Jigsaw, why use THAT particular name when it's already been established?
          Established? I'd bet you more people recognize the Saw films more than a certain comic book villain. Secondly, if you watched the movie you'd actually know...to even concieve the thought that they just plastered a random name or that they ripped off a comic book character is either stupid or delusional.
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    BANDITO ATTACK Jun 11, 09
    i dont even know wtf jigsaw is :l
    • 0
      HisServant77 Jun 11, 09
      HAHAHA
      Reading the other comments . . . and then only to end with your's Bandito, is perfect!
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    carouselambra Jun 12, 09
    Seeker X, What did you write the saw films or something, seems you've been unneccassarily offended by this man.

    Yes, anything that has a similar name, as a human being, I shall be inclined to compare. They've made a cross over into the comic book world here, with saw; SAW VS. JOKER, they've crossed it over. The punisher villain, is more established in MY MIND, as far as I'm aware he's been around longer; but what you don't seem to understand is, I'm not speaking, UNIVERSALLY. I'm talking, for myself, and for anyone else who reads comics more than they watch films, they will be inclined to draw that comparison. Have we cleared that up? THink what you want man, doesnt bother me. I know what I think, thats enough.
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      Seeker X Jun 12, 09
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      What did you write the saw films or something, seems you've been unneccassarily offended by this man.
      Stupidity like this:

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      Oh, and the main character is basically a complete rip off of a Punisher villain.
      And it's also what I get for trying to take you seriously.
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        carouselambra Jun 12, 09
        I never said that. And this is probably the least serious subject on the face of the planet man.
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        Star of Spurs Jun 12, 09
        You see, I said that, so that's the first flaw. I'm pretty sure that Jigsaw was more than just a name, as (I think) they're both disfigured, they're both insane and I believe they both have a vendetta. I'm guessing here, I've never seen any Saw films.

        He's probably not an entire rip-off, but I assume he's at least influenced him.
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          Tiger of Wu Jun 12, 09
          Not in the slightest. ////
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          Seeker X Jun 13, 09
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          You see, I said that, so that's the first flaw.
          Eh, no...I was pointing to THAT comment because I was talking about YOU. And since you obviously knew nothing of what you were talking about (evidently clear by your own comment RECANTING your previous one) there WAS no flaw in my comment...and you did most of the work for me anyways.

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          And this is probably the least serious subject on the face of the planet man.
          *Sigh*

          I meant that I felt like giving you an actual reply relevant to the article instead of being snide and mocking whatever fallacies you had in your comments like anybody else would've done.
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          Drogo Baggins Jun 14, 09
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          ...I've never seen any Saw films.
          You kind of, sort of had me somewhat going along with your some of the points you were making until you said that.

          By not having seen the Saw films, I'm pretty sure your argument on the subject just lost all validity...

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