Over the last few years, GAME's retail practices have begun to mirror Gamestop's more and more.

I still have a million and one doubts about this, but it's nice to see Terminal Reality's destruction engine from Ghostbusters back in action for that Rancor minigame.

Yeah, I saw that one too when I scrolled further down. No matter. I had another idea!

I possibly limited my audience on this one. To all you stateside folks who have never witnessed the brothers in action, here's a youtube link:

WINNER.

Damn! Beaten to it!

Cheers, duder.

I haven't done a Kotaku shop contest in so, sooo long.

You know DC is just as under the thumb from Time Warner as Marvel is from Disney, right?

"Let's shove some tungsten up this tunnel's ass!"

"I also wouldn't object..."

I got mine from Play Asia, but they're long since out of stock, sadly.

Also worth noting it was used on the Neo Geo CD controller, too, which got a PS3 USB version a few years back - something I have connected to this very PC for use with emulators.

It's not a bloody analog stick! Thumbstick != Analog.

Or have the clicky nub. Don't forget the clicky nub.

"As great as this would be, I already have a PSP Go running the SNK collection, so I'm not really seeing the incentive here."

Well, I'm guessing it's not going to be built off original Neo Geo hardware, and will be emulating it... So... If homebrew emus end up available for it we'll be seeing at least 16 bit consoles and arcade hardware running on it.

It has a SNK's patent clicky nub from the NGPC and the CD controllers! Sold!

Trust Activision to take the concept of On-Disc DLC to a whole new level.

If only the same thing could happen to that Syndicate "reboot".