Oddworld isn't anti-capitalism, anti-consumerism or anti-corporatism. It's anti-the-bad-practices-that-lead-to-much-damage-to-the-environment-people-and-society.

Max is right. That is, Max is always right, of course :D but I mean, one of the central themes of the Oddworld games is always environmental issues that reflect, in a twisted, warped way, a mirror image of our own society, and what we may be headed for. Prophetic, I dare say. A glimpse into the future. It's like a sad clown. Or something.

I think it's not real.