Here's a thread for all that annoying video game slang.
"It's a Mario"
Translation: This game isn't at all like a Mario game, and is instead a very generic platformer. It's pretty clear anyone who uses this phrase hasn't played very many Mario games or probably video games at all for that matter.
"Nintendos"
Translation: Not actual Nintendos but instead Nintendo games. It's pretty clear anyone who uses this to mean Nintendo games rather than NES consoles isn't an avid gamer.
"It's a Meatboy" or "It's a Darksouls"
Translation: A game perceived by the user of this slang to be one of the hardest games ever. Rarely has anything in common with either game. Typically used by people who aren't very good at video games and may even apply to games that aren't very hard.
"Polish"
Translation: N/A as its usage is too vague. Used by people who wish to leave "constructive" comments on games but have nothing of value to add so in fact these comments are never constructive or helpful in any way. It's basically saying they didn't like the game very much or maybe they liked it some but thought it could be better, but without any actual useful information such as specifics as to what they didn't like or what could be made better.
"Master Race"
Translation: The preferred system that the user uses is superior to all others and gamers who use that system are superior to all others. I don't think it should take much thought to see why this one is bad. The first thing most people will think of when someone mentions "Master Race" is Nazi Germany. So you're basically comparing yourself to a Nazi if you use this one.
