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I bought THPG on release day and so far my feelings about this title are mixed. The one-player mode is pretty fun - especially the "rigger" mode where you build your own ramps and stuff. Two-player is somewhat disappointing because it's so SLOW. I don't understand how this could have gotten past the QA stage with such a performance issue. Has anyone else experienced this problem yet? Or am I imagining it?

Razer introduces Mako 2.1 ground plane speaker system

Jan 10th 2007 10:27AM on Engadget

What's with the triskelion?

Ridiculously pricy Mario t-shirt

Nov 15th 2006 10:32AM on Joystiq Nintendo

That looks like a shirt that Ryan Block would wear.

Wii hits the mall

Nov 14th 2006 4:11PM on Joystiq Nintendo

I think the list is ordered alphabetically by state first, then city... not by date.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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