n. (intentional misspelling of the word screenshot)
A screenshot of a video game that is so unbelievably good that it is often mistaken as a bullshot, yet it in fact accurately represents the game in question.
The opposite of a bullshot.
A screenshot of a video game that is so unbelievably good that it is often mistaken as a bullshot, yet it in fact accurately represents the game in question.
The opposite of a bullshot.
Holy crap, did you see that screenhot of Magi-Quest XVI? It's amazing, but that's actually what the game looks like!
by aaaaa September 29, 2006
noun. Also see megaton.
(alternate spelling: betrayalton)
A betrayalaton is a videogame industry announcement or rumor similar to a megaton, but more specific in that it involves an highly valuable exclusive game, game series, or gaming company switching platforms or going multiplatform.
Examples of betrayalatons include:
- A rumor that Konami is porting Metal Gear Solid 4 (a PS3 exclusive) to the xbox 360.
- A rumor that Square-Enix is porting Final Fantasy XIII (a PS3 exclusive) to the xbox 360.
- Capcom porting Devil May Cry 4 (formerly a PS3 exclusive) to the xbox 360.
- Namco porting Ace Combat 6 (formerly a PS3 exclusive series) to the xbox 360.
- Sega porting Virtual Fighter 5 (formerly a PS3 exclusive) to the xbox 360.
(alternate spelling: betrayalton)
A betrayalaton is a videogame industry announcement or rumor similar to a megaton, but more specific in that it involves an highly valuable exclusive game, game series, or gaming company switching platforms or going multiplatform.
Examples of betrayalatons include:
- A rumor that Konami is porting Metal Gear Solid 4 (a PS3 exclusive) to the xbox 360.
- A rumor that Square-Enix is porting Final Fantasy XIII (a PS3 exclusive) to the xbox 360.
- Capcom porting Devil May Cry 4 (formerly a PS3 exclusive) to the xbox 360.
- Namco porting Ace Combat 6 (formerly a PS3 exclusive series) to the xbox 360.
- Sega porting Virtual Fighter 5 (formerly a PS3 exclusive) to the xbox 360.
by aaaaa May 28, 2007
A cinematic technique that uses misdirection to lead to an ending that is at first glance completely unexpected or contradictory, but is coherent and reasonable given hindsight and careful observation of the clues presented.
Classic examples include “Memento”, “The Usual Suspects”, "Fight Club", and “The Sixth Sense”.
Classic examples include “Memento”, “The Usual Suspects”, "Fight Club", and “The Sixth Sense”.
by aaaaa October 09, 2003
by aaaaa December 05, 2004
Cessely is an awesome, fantastic, mesmerizing, beautiful, intelligent, dependable, super loyal friend. You won't regret meeting her. She is amazing!
Do you know Cessely?
Do you mean my awesome, fantastic, mesmerizing, beautiful, intelligent, dependable, super loyal, amazing friend! Of course!
Do you mean my awesome, fantastic, mesmerizing, beautiful, intelligent, dependable, super loyal, amazing friend! Of course!
by Aaaaa June 22, 2013
by aaaaa June 11, 2003