Could you imagine the opposite happening and us ending up with athletes in those leagues with the agility of a soccer player? Granted, they don't have the height, but if they did....wow. Case in point (although he didn't play past his teenage years): Olajuwon.

This is probably a better representation of what Jeremy Ellis is capable of. He's pretty incredible. It's a Native Instruments sponsored video and I think that says a lot.

They need to have a one-on-one racing game. The objective would be to get to the finish line with the majority of the level covered in your color. The end would be when one person crosses the finish line, that way it would be competitive to the point where you had to concentrate on your enemy's location and killing…

If they want to deter flopping, then they should take away the points from the foul shots made. It would be interesting to see how many games' results would get reversed.

I thought the term "MMA" just meant using more than one martial art at a time. I didn't realize it refers to a sport so I agree, he wouldn't have like it as a sport. Guess it shows how much I know about MMA.

Seeing him in MMA is actually not as odd as you'd think. If you read "Tao of Jeet Kune Do" you'll see that he studied other martial arts forms extensively. He probably would have been one of the first people to endorse MMA. It would've been awesome to see him actually fight in a ring, but I doubt there would've been…

I'm pretty sure I wasn't the only one thinking "It'd be funny if this was a new Phantom Du.....no.....way...."

I don't really know how they got the player to figure out that they could jump on top of a goomba, though. If they avoided it after dying from running into it the first time, then they would naturally try to avoid it by jumping. The part where the player would learn that they could jump on top of it seems like a…

Oh my gosh. Now I have visions of Luigi giving it to her from behind.

Did anyone else read the city's name and think "hoodrat?"

I guess that's a statement made by Bethesda because denying people and Khajiit the right to get married in a game with relationships and marriage is itself "social commentary."

Was it the Playstation era or when the Dreamcast launched? I remember Tekken 3 looking pretty close to the Tekken 3 arcade game, but the point for me was when Soul Calibur came out and I saw that console games could look even better than their arcade counterparts. Add to the fact that I could hook up my Dreamcast to…

you are clearly the life of every party.

Didn't think the HD 1-II were worthy? I think they're relatively bass-heavy. Not as much as my old MDR-V700's, but more bass-heavy than the other headphones I own.

The nod to "Reservoir Dogs" in the opening was pretty awesome. I think it'll be fine. I really enjoyed TMNT, personally.

You know, every year it's 7/10 this and 7/10 that. It's the same 7/10 every year. When will reviewers come through with the innovation? When will they come through with the 11? 7/11 or 11/10? Looks like I'll have to continue funding scores on kickstarter.

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You're one of the guys who complains about the new Porsche GT not having a stick, aren't you?

I thought the book was excellent, but I have a hard time believing that it's a season a day as I read somewhere else. They have to have junior in there. I'm not going to say that he's super important, but he matters in the grand scheme of things.

Whichever internal Nintendo studio made this game needs to make games like this for the Wii U. This looks like it could've worked as well as a lot of other 3DS games for that matter.