Stephen Hawking runs better than this game.

A sarcastic phrase that originated in a Steam review for Call of Duty Black Ops 3, when a game loads so slowly to the point where you assume someone who can't even run (Stephen Hawking) is faster than the loading time of the game.

John waited for his new game to load, and the game's loading time said it would finish in 3 days.
John: (Writing a negative review) Stephen Hawking runs better than this game.

by GunnyMan4 September 14, 2016

the name of the game

literally means "the way the game is played"

Man get your Crip ass off our Bloodz turf before we shoot your black ass!

"What's happening fool? You know the name of the game. Yo bitch chose me. Now we can handle this like gentlemen or we can get into some gangsta shit." -Snoop Dogg

by Nick D September 16, 2003

fair game

up for grabs.

by andrea October 11, 2003

step yo game up

get something on higher level

n1:I'm earning only 5$/h.
n2: uuu.. u're relly need to step yo game up!!

by czarny May 29, 2008

rubber game

the tiebreaker game in an already-tied series

team a has won 1 game, team b has won 1 game, the third game is the rubber game

by *Barry August 15, 2006

The Game Boy Light

The Game Boy Light was the first Game Boy to have a back-lit screen, but it was only released in Japan, because many people outside of Japan (including Americans) wanted color more than light.

Similar in size and weight to the Game Boy Pocket. Besides the light, the Game Boy Light contains all the other functions of the original Game Boy (batteries, contrast, etc.).

The first back-lit Game Boy released outside of Japan was the Game Boy Advance SP

I believe the Game Boy Light is better than any kind of light accessorie (e.g. Worm Light) on an original Game Boy and a Game Boy Pocket.

by frodaddy August 23, 2005

mug's game

a fool's game... a game of chance ... a random guess

Investors might discover in the weeks ahead that calling a bottom in the housing downturn is a mug's game.
Wall Street Journal Justin Lahart wrote this sentence

by Jill M. Landsman January 10, 2007