This game was designed as preparation for Monday's testing Euro 2016 qualifier against Switzerland in Basel and it was an uninspiring affair played out in front of vast swathes of empty seats, with Wembley's top tier deserted and the one below hardly populated.
It wasn't quite overt enough for me to be able to tell if this game was designed by someone that lost a bunch of "long green" on Wall Street and was bitter about it or if it was really just a bunch of immature developers having a laugh (which I could respect much more).
This game was designed at Nintendo's Research and Development 1 (R&D1) division, while the programming was handled by the external company Intelligent Systems (known as Myth of Light: The Mirror of Palutena at the time).
This game was designed based on two skill components: lifting and transporting.
This game was designed for 1 player only.
"Is that the way the game is designed to be played?
But that game is designed to be played exclusively on the 360.
As I keep saying, outcomes are determined by the way in which the game is designed.
Outcomes are typically determined by the way in which the "game" is designed.
