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But those who can look past the eye-gougingly horrible aesthetics and the nun-punchingly torturous gameplay to find that genius will be few and far between, and for the rest of us it's worth mentioning that this game came out late in the PlayStation 2's lifespan, almost no-one bought it, and it's practically impossible to find a copy.

Archive 2009-03-01 Greg Tannahill 2009

Although the movements are very graceful once you've worked them out, deciphering them in the first place can be a nun-punchingly frustrating task.

Coil Greg Tannahill 2009

House of the Dead 2 is nun-punchingly hard and House of the Dead 3 is off-puttingly easy.

House Of The Dead 2 & 3 Return Greg Tannahill 2008

R-Type is one of the most nun-punchingly hard games ever released for any system, ever.

Great Moments In Gaming History #2: R-Type Greg Tannahill 2008

House of the Dead 2 is nun-punchingly hard and House of the Dead 3 is off-puttingly easy.

Archive 2008-04-01 Greg Tannahill 2008

I have been known, on occasion, to describe things as "nun-punchingly bad", "nun-punchingly hard", or "so terrible that it punches nuns right in the face."

Pandemic of Nun-Punching Greg Tannahill 2008

Before you can say "Mary Sue", Chopin is deposited wholesale into a nun-punchingly generic fantasy world and teamed up with an assortment of flat-chestedly androgynous five-year olds on a quest to defeat some sort of an evil.

Archive 2008-02-01 Greg Tannahill 2008

Before you can say "Mary Sue", Chopin is deposited wholesale into a nun-punchingly generic fantasy world and teamed up with an assortment of flat-chestedly androgynous five-year olds on a quest to defeat some sort of an evil.

Eternal Sonata Greg Tannahill 2008

I have been known, on occasion, to describe things as "nun-punchingly bad", "nun-punchingly hard", or "so terrible that it punches nuns right in the face."

Archive 2008-12-01 Greg Tannahill 2008

Eledees, for those not aware, are the nun-punchingly cute critters that live inside our electrical devices and make them work.

Archive 2007-06-01 Greg Tannahill 2007