Game On

Another great music video from The Guild. But Vork's Benny-Lava-style subtitles are missing.

My god, I love The Guild. Mostly, I love Codex/Cyd. My god. It's like she's me. So to speak. But this video makes me love Zaboo/Sujan. What a great job of bringing in the Transformative Powers of Bollywood Musicals. And for taking down a couple of extra walls between them and us, singing along.

It also proves that the show is different from anything on the internet or TV. You think The Office can make a video, or Two and a Half Men? No way. The Guild is funny and has a very talented cast. If MTV was smart, it would have an award to these guys for making good videos for a fraction of the cost of even an average-priced video, or even less than Lady Gaga's daily wig budget

Absolutely brilliant. So funny and so well produced. Watch the elephant "walk" past the bushes! Only downside is the catchy hook stuck in my brain. Oh well, small price to pay.

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Another awesome music video by the guild we love you guys

The Guild has put on it's second music video with all the yumminess from it's lovely first "Do you want to date my Avatar" and added scores of dancers, more hot costumes, and an elephant. Tonally it's different from the first video where the sultry tones of Felicia Day's heartily beckons thru the monitor to leering hordes of nerd and non nerd gamers. It certainly brings to light the nice dynamics of Felicia and Sandeep Parikh dueting Bollywood style. It was great to see all the characters partake in this colorful Guild video. I hope to see more of these sparkling little gems drop from their treasure chests as they pursue more adventures. It would be great to see more of the other characters interact with Ms Day's Codex character in future videos highlighting their humor and their playful natures. Keep up the great work.

The song may not be as catchy as "Do You Want To Date My Avatar" but this spoof of Bollywood musicals is one of the funniest and most inspired things created by Felicia Day and her fellow Guildies. The only thing missing are the hilariously faux subtitles of Vork's song poking fun of English mistranslations of Hindi lyrics when the music video was previewed at last month's Comic-Con in San Diego.

If you didn't enjoy this then it is obvious that you have no life or soul. I'm SO happy Felicia Day is getting this spot on iTunes!!! Game on :)

How do they do it??? They surprise and amaze me everytime. I am a proud fan and happy to support these fun and talented group of individuals.