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| β | [[Cueball]] is seen using a hand-held game system, while on a skateboard. He is playing one of the many ''{{w|Tony Hawk's (series)|Tony Hawk}}'' titles in which you control a skater and perform tricks to gain points and achievements. While playing the game, he wants to simultaneously perform the trick in real life, both because it is exceptionally difficult to do both and because the game will give him praise when he does a trick successfully. | + | [[Cueball]] is seen using a {{w|PlayStation_Portable|PSP}}, a hand-held game system, while on a skateboard. He is playing one of the many ''{{w|Tony Hawk's (series)|Tony Hawk}}'' titles in which you control a skater and perform tricks to gain points and achievements. While playing the game on his PSP, he wants to simultaneously perform the trick in real life, both because it is exceptionally difficult to do both and because the game will give him praise when he does a trick successfully. |
In the title text, Randall describes his Bad Idea #271: Dropping into the {{W|half-pipe}} on a {{w|Segway PT|Segway}}. | In the title text, Randall describes his Bad Idea #271: Dropping into the {{W|half-pipe}} on a {{w|Segway PT|Segway}}. | ||
