The system that started the decline in quality among video games. This was done by marketing games to the hip hop generation and people who used to pick on gamers in gym class, instead of people who actually have interest in video games.
Originally, the Playstation was designed as a disc drive for the Super Nintendo.
Originally, the Playstation was designed as a disc drive for the Super Nintendo.
by Rusty Shackelfurd September 07, 2005

Someone who plays drums well. They are as essential to rock music as guitarists if not more. Drummers, along with Bass players, rarely get as much attention as singers and lead guitar players.
by Rusty Shackelfurd September 14, 2005

Nintendo's 2006 console that will focus on gameplay first and graphics second, though will probably excell at both. This is contrary to the PS3 and XBox 360, which will only have graphics as a selling point, lacking gameplay. Also offers the ability to download classic games from previous Nintendo systems.
The Revolution is the best new system, but will be outsold because the other systems are more 'ghetto' and 'hip'.
by Rusty Shackelfurd September 14, 2005

by Rusty Shackelfurd September 07, 2005

A very crappy 'artist' in the very crappy rap genre. 50 cent can also very fittingly mean as far off key musically as possible.
by Rusty Shackelfurd October 16, 2006

A very talented musician. Dave has preformed with bands such as Nirvana whom he played drums for, Queens of the Stoneage who he drummed with, and his own band, the Foo Fighters, where he plays guitar and sings lead vocals. He also has drummed with Nine Inch Nails and headed the heavy metal project Probot.
by Rusty Shackelfurd September 14, 2005

The second album by the revolutionary grunge group, Nirvana. The album included major hits such as Smells Like Teen Spirit, Come As You Are, In Bloom, and Lithium. Other songs were Breed, Polly, Territorial Pissings, Drain You, Lounge Act, Stay Away, On A Plain, and Something In the Way. Also, some copies feature a 'hidden' track, Endless Nameless.
by Rusty Shackelfurd September 14, 2005
