Check out Sarcastic Gamer’s satire of the Nintendo Wii Fit sung to the tune of Joni Mitchell’s ‘They Paved Paradise and Put Up a Parking Lot’.

SarcasticGamer has not released a parody song for about a year but with EA’s recent announcement that Battlefileld:Bad Company is using microtransactions (around $2.00 US each) for a variety of different items that should be included in the retail cost ($59.99 US) to gamers. This video accompanies a full-on boycott of EA’s new title until they stop CHARGING for GUNS for a FIRST PERSON SHOOTER. Enjoy. Join the resistance at SarcasticGamer.

This music video isn’t brand new but hasn’t been featured here at VideoGame2Play. This is Doc Adams ode to Mr. Jack Thompson, the attorney who has heavily criticized a number of video games and campaigned against their producers and distributors.

Who can you count on to blame video games in virtually every situation? Mr. Thompson! That’s who.

Sarcastic Gamer once again teams with MFreakinJ to bring you a song about everyone’s favorite nutball attorney, Mr. Thompson!

Video Produced by MFreakinJ. Song produced and performed by Doc Adams.

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The latest song from SarcasticGamer is about Microsoft’s soon to be released Halo 3. Jeromy “Doc” Adams had this to say regarding the song:

With all of the Halo 3 Hype that’s ramping up, we knew we couldn’t let this record-breaking franchise get away unscathed. Here’s “The Halo 3 Hype Hoedown”, delivering 3 minutes of foot stompin’, spoon clackin’ funny for fanboys and skeptics alike.

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SarcasticGamer has this new track available, entitled “Bad Game: The Shadowrun Song” this is what Doc Adams had to say:

“With the incredible line up of highly-anticipated games hitting the shelves this fall, we thought it might be nice to put a few less-spectacular titles in the rear view mirror. Here’s a song all about the games we enjoyed the least this year, most notably, Shadowrun.

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SarcasticGamer’s Doc Adams returns with a parody of “Wake Me Up When September Ends” from Green Day.

Doc Adams shares his thoughts on the song:

Here you go gang. Our latest offering in the “Make fun of a multi-billion dollar franchise” category.

Fresh off of Sony’s retraction of the claim that there would be 380 games for the PS3 by March (since revised down to 145), we just couldn’t resist. We call this one “No Frickin Games”. In case you’ve been living under Rosie O’donnell, this song is about the extreme shortage of exclusive or compelling titles that currently exist for Sony’s crown jewel. We hope you enjoy it.

No Frickin Games! The New PS3 Song
by Jeromy ‘Doc’ Adams

SarcasticGamer has this audio commentary on the state of the Nintendo Wii game library.

For far too long the Wii has managed to escape our satirical gaze. Well no more!

Inspired by scores of gamers who find that after a short time their Wii’s work better as bookends than as a gaming platforms, we offer you this little ditty. Overcoming a total lack of rhythm wasn’t easy…. but we almost did it. Our flame suits are once again out of the closet as we prepare for the massive backlash from satisfied Wii-players. (You have to respect those guys…. They have MASSIVE right arms from playing so much Wii Tennis).

by Jeromy “Doc” Adams & Dave “I live with Mom” Cothran
Assisted by: Sean “Rothbart” Workman

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Doc Adams released his latest song, a parody of Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire” about defective Microsoft Xbox 360 consoles.

Press the play button to listen to the new track.

Doc Adams the voice behind the song “How you killed your brand” is back with this new track about Sony and their PlayStation 3, “No PS3 For Me” (Sony vs Kotaku).

Here what Doc Adams had to say about recording this song:

“Sony’s blatant attempt to bully one of gamings most trusted news sources backfired when they underestimated both the resolve of Kotaku’s management, and the passion of its enormous readership. Sony deserved a kick in the nuts. I believe this song delivers just such a kick…. from the right foot of Gamercast Network.”

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