The only thing that stops a bad guy with a dance pad, is a good guy with a dance pad.

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Also, I just wanted to spread the music of this talented pianist who is particularly skilled at sight reading. He may not be as pretty and the video may not have as many cool effects as Taylor Davis' and he has never looked at this piece or even played a Zelda game before, but his ragtime style is quite fitting for…

Happy birthday Nintendo. As a gift to you, I have indoctrinated my offspring to enjoy your hardware and intellectual property, thus ensuring that yet another generation grows up playing Mario and Zelda games.

Arf, its not a bad performance, but its no BDBITL.

I kind of wish the article would of phrased it more along the lines of "Last year Ohio State started a trend and this year Clemens follows suit" or something in that ilk. This hardly qualifies as a "response", but if it got them inspired, awesome!

Ohio State is a World…

Turns out my brother-in-law who provided me with that controller had removed it sometime a few years before while the controller was still in use. I was confused when I first opened it up and found it was missing, so I called him up and asked.

Oh, hello, good looking.

Game: Super Mario Galaxy

Wait, I'm a little confused. How is Kotaku related to the Amazon Playstation Network Store? You're very excited to introduce it? Has Kotaku partnered with Amazon/Sony in this?

You're an ass.

Don't you mean cup o' coffee? -smirk-

I really hatted how loose the analog sticks were though.

Tea? Don't you mean cup o' coffee?

Honestly, that's easily my least favorite so far though I've only played through the first and about two chapters from the other three. It's plot is convoluted in a bad way, the chapters drag on due to annoyingly hard to find evidence, and the leaps of logic seem unfair.

Ooooh, but the first and the third games...... so good.

Correction:

The head is from the Kre-o Optimus.