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@failknight: The gravity on Mars is 38% the gravity on Earth because Mars is smaller than Earth. This means you would actually be able to jump HIGHER than here on Terra.

I didn't know Jon from Jon and Kate + 8 was on the podcast AND a SMB 3 fan....

I played 40K: Fire Warrior despite the poor reviews (and cuz I found it in the bargain bin for $5). It was actually a competent shooter, though hard as hell at points, a bit repetitive, and completely unbelievable in terms of combat (one lone Tau warrior taking down multiple Space Marines, Ultramarines, Chaos Space Marines, etc? Yeah right...)

Now if they'd just remake 40k Space Hulk as a real-time, online, co-op, tactical shooter...I'd be in heaven.

Solution: buy a cheap-ass bigger hard drive and install it. Takes about 10 minutes to install, hour to transfer your data, and you're set. Put in a bigger one and you're even more set.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136071

Looks cool, but how to you go about plugging 2 (or more) controllers of the same type into it? Do you have to buy two of the dang things???

It has always been later in the day. It's usually updated by the time I get home at 4:30pm CST.

I'm not worried about the learning/fun curve at all. Anyone who played the 8-bit version surely remembers the difficulty in understanding how to use the arm at first. I spent a good 30 minutes trying to learn just how to grapple, swing, and pull myself up when I was 9 years old and rented the classic version.

I keep hearing all these complaints about the dialog, plot, etc. Hello...you do realize this is all intentionally tongue in cheek, right? I mean, we're talking about the successor to a game that spouted one-liners like "Get out of here, you nerd!" left and right!!!!

Indeed...the room is a lie.

That picture hurts my brain...

She stands behind the counter, including the sneeze-guard. Yet, her hand held out perpendicularly from her body appears in front of the sneeze guard.

I didn't realize this game contained Escher-esque mind-splosions.

NONE...ZERO...ZILCH...

But about 100,000,000 gave their lives for Louie.