• Kevin Butler Says He Doesn't Want to be the Final Boss of PSASBR Because You Wouldn't Beat Him



      Kevin Butler weighed in on fans wanting him to appear in PlayStation All Stars Battle Royale as a final boss. He thought his inclusion in the game wouldn't be that good an idea. He said this to protect the collective sanity of anyone who plays the game.

      In a tweet, Butler lovingly set everything straight concerning his appearance in the game saying "research shows you like a game you can actually beat." In other words, if he were indeed to be the final boss of PlayStation All Stars Battle Royale, you just wouldn't be able to beat him and, therefore as a result of your failure to beat Butler, aside from losing at the game you would also lose at life. Defeating the man who "does everything" just couldn't be done.



      Sure, it's all a good joke. Seriously though, if not a final boss, what about an unlockable character. Since he can do everything, Butler could have a moveset comprised of every other character's moves in the game. Food for thought.

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      1. Gusto's Avatar
        Gusto -
        I just want to see either Kevin Butler or Kaz Hirai to pop out of the corner saying TOASTY doing the shock n awe with their hand.

      1. freezola 75's Avatar
        freezola 75 -
        HAHAHHHAA!! But KB's twitter comment was freaking AWESOME! Totally hilarious!
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