Reminds me of Pepsi Invaders for the 2600.

Roosterteeth was way ahead of this.. the 360PS3wii

Technically speaking, very little if at all would happen.. you'd likely get the Sega CD+32X bios. The whole stack falls apart when you realize the 32X doesn't have the proper lines for the Power Base Converter to work at all.. plus the next thing in the stack is a cart cleaner. If the PBC and cleaner were taken out..…

Better than stacking multiple things.

There was one before this.. the John Deere Atari 2600

The Starter Edition is the original vanilla WoW free to play up to level 20.

While the challenge rooms may not be reviewed at this time, let's not call them UNLOVABLE yet.

So are they counting all the copies of the PS3 version that redeemed the included code as both a console AND PC sale?

At 0:40 or so, there does appear to be a playable female character. Second player in a line of 4 running along.

There's a fun 3D version of Joust in World Of Warcraft: Cataclysm actually. It's quite fun to see the bad guys die, but there's not much threat of instant death.. just overexposure to lava.

DDD?

Sometimes you just have to stop and face the muzak.

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Second-party would be the consumers, like the first/second/third-person paradigm.. For example if I were Sony, the first-party would be me, the second party would be you as the consumer, the third-party would be other developers.

So does this mean they're frying chicken with LCL now?

C:?

I made a generator like this a while back after discovering the absurdly real title "Little Red Riding Hood's Zombie BBQ"

What bugs me about this DK offering was that it was designed for the SGB first and regular GB second. Why not enable the colors to enjoy the game as it was intended?

To be clear, the TwinGalaxies Video Game Scoreboard referees and administrators absolutely frown on this type of "marathon" simply because of the effects of fatigue on the human body. An answer on the main FAQ also has this note: "marathon games lasting over 8 hours and resulting in a world record score can be subject…

It's amazing the lack of research that went into the original "news" piece.