ninjafetus

No love for R.C. Pro Am here?

There's a difference between "I can't make the controls do what I want them to do" and "the controls are inconsistant and unable to perform the tasks at hand." The first one is what the reviewer had with Bit.Trip Beat, and is more of a problem with him than the controls. The second is what -actually- means "bad controls." Now, does B.T Core have more accessible controls? Sure, but that doesn't mean the predecessor's were bad.

I have a feeling that if Mr. Hinkle reviewed a trombone, he would talk about how unresponsive and imprecise the "slide-based tomfoolery" was. >.

Being able to karate kick a helicopter is not quite enough.

Proof? Last Action Hero on the SNES. Try and disagree with me here, I dare you.

Yeah, there are arcade style controllers available. I had a Konami one a few years back... it was about $400, but I luckily was able to resell it for about the same after banging on it for a few months. A lot of people who do play Pop'n stateside don't have the arcade controller, though, and use the smaller home controller.

Looking at my card, it just says "Beta Key," and doesn't specify the game. We all know it's SC2, but it's not actually written on the card.

When Ric Flair says, "No hair, no Flair!" he is -not- actually referring to pubic hair on potential female companions.

(these were fake facts, right? Okay, I did it right.)

Of course not, are you crazy?

Top billing goes to his WeMade FOX teammate, Yoon Yeoi "NaDa" Lee, who signed a contract for $521,250 to play StarCraft back in 2007. Wow.


He deserves it. He's been the most consistent Terran (if not SC player) for years now. Good for him.

piano concerto 1

Make it a collaboration with DC comics and put it in Gotham city.