You sly bloody dog, switching to real-life. You know most of the female viewers are going to focus more on that little segment than the actual review. (Talk about a self-esteem booster, har har har [in your own words].)
And yes, you aren't at all what I had imagined. While I hadn't imagined a disgusting blob with grease stains on his shirt (you just don't seem the type, most people like that can't even hold onto a controller or work a computer, yet you manage to do both), but I hadn't expected so much...hair... I blame your little animations for that.
Moving on: the review.
You're not the first person with whom I've talked to be completely and utterly dissatisfied with the game, most of my coworkers share the same sentiment. I've never played the game, but now I'm intrigued to rent it just to see for myself how racially demeaning it is. However, you said it didn't push any envelopes, but over here in the United States, racism is very much still alive, if not in the underground, and a game like this would at least create some sparks (and I'm surprised it hasn't already). Either that, or people on this side of the Pacific just don't give a shit either way and are too comatose to actually pay attention to a game.
But maybe I'm just biased.