You could either interpret it as an upside-down gravity joke based on Australia being "down under", or with a broken game-programmer's mind like mine, you could instead imagine something more like the INTV Basketball bug.
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A laugh from The Onion
Sat Jan 28, 2012 2:27 AM
As someone who has both written programs with boundary collision and physics bugs and witnessed those bugs in others' games, I got a good laugh out of this: http://www.theonion....fall-off,27181/
You could either interpret it as an upside-down gravity joke based on Australia being "down under", or with a broken game-programmer's mind like mine, you could instead imagine something more like the INTV Basketball bug.
You could either interpret it as an upside-down gravity joke based on Australia being "down under", or with a broken game-programmer's mind like mine, you could instead imagine something more like the INTV Basketball bug.
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