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From the people who brought you the rubbish portrait screen, the cart swap that requires dissembling the console, the Look-Like-A-Plonker TM phone usage, and the ridiculous price tag comes... Super Monkey Ball!
Sega multi-player classic that inspired a million heated head-to-head secessions will be a perfect match for Nokia's bluetooth equipped, multi-player stressing console.
However… there’s no multiplayer option.
Nokia are said to be hard at work of version of Tetris without the troublesome falling blocks.
Sega multi-player classic that inspired a million heated head-to-head secessions will be a perfect match for Nokia's bluetooth equipped, multi-player stressing console.
However… there’s no multiplayer option.
Nokia are said to be hard at work of version of Tetris without the troublesome falling blocks.
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From the people who brought you the rubbish portrait screen, the cart swap that requires dissembling the console, the Look-Like-A-Plonker TM phone usage, and the ridiculous price tag comes... Super Monkey Ball!
Sega multi-player classic that inspired a million heated head-to-head secessions will be a perfect match for Nokia's bluetooth equipped, multi-player stressing console.
However… there’s no multiplayer option.
Nokia are said to be hard at work of version of Tetris without the troublesome falling blocks.
Sega multi-player classic that inspired a million heated head-to-head secessions will be a perfect match for Nokia's bluetooth equipped, multi-player stressing console.
However… there’s no multiplayer option.
Nokia are said to be hard at work of version of Tetris without the troublesome falling blocks.
Dr Gonzo wrote:
> Nokia are said to be hard at work of version of Tetris without the
> troublesome falling blocks.
How does that work then?
I thought that was the whole point of the game, to build in the best order you can the falling blocks.
> Nokia are said to be hard at work of version of Tetris without the
> troublesome falling blocks.
How does that work then?
I thought that was the whole point of the game, to build in the best order you can the falling blocks.
*Dies*
...
Oh for the love of God.
Oh dear.
Oh for the love of God.
Oh dear.
I'm laughing. At you, not with you.
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> How does that work then?
> I thought that was the whole point of the game, to build in the best
> order you can the falling blocks.
You don't work for Nokia... do you? With a sharp wit like that I'm sure they'd have you leading some special team, like "Division of How To Screw Things Up Totally", or, "Research Toward Awkwardness, The Users Forgotten Friend".
> How does that work then?
> I thought that was the whole point of the game, to build in the best
> order you can the falling blocks.
You don't work for Nokia... do you? With a sharp wit like that I'm sure they'd have you leading some special team, like "Division of How To Screw Things Up Totally", or, "Research Toward Awkwardness, The Users Forgotten Friend".
Can't... stop... laughing...
*fanfare*
And the winner for Pro-Spaz 2003 goes to......El Robin!
*laughs*
And the winner for Pro-Spaz 2003 goes to......El Robin!
*laughs*
I think I'm going to die.
The funniest thing is, he doesn't even realise the idiocy of the statement.
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