A system that had potential but failed due to not including DVD playback, Using mini dvds, and not fully supporting online play, having games mostly aimed for kids (pre-teens and below), and no direct sequel to Super Mario 64. Also the controller was too small, further proof of its true target aduience (kids)
A Mountain Dew flavour which is just Code Red and Live Wire mixed together. It is the drink of choice among fat, sweaty losers who only drink it because they think it'll make them better at video games somehow. Overall, a waste of money.
FRIEND: Dude, I've got Game Fuel!
ME: Umm...yay? What's the big deal? You've never even played Halo, and you don't have an Xbox.
FRIEND: Yeah, but it has the word game in the name, so it must be AWESOME right?
ME: *Goes home*
A game-time is when a bartender goes out and buys four roofies, and spikes the drinks of four customers (preferably male). If done correctly, they should pass out at almost the same time, in a similar fashion to a Mexican wave, ready for duty.
Made famous by BaratsAndBereta (youtube.com/watch?v=CBCEnVBaPOs#t=88)
Correct style of usage:
(after executing the move)
>Bartender: "Hey, I'm gonna show you all the best shot there is, m'kay? It's called 'Game-time',"
>Bartender: "First, you go out and buy FOUR roofies." *down a shot* "Ahhhhh...."
>Customer 1: "Holy shit, you put four fuckin' roofies in there?!?"
>Bartender: "Nope."
(Customers should pass out right about now)
>Bartender: "Game-time..."