The casual game maker pulled in $100 million in revenue in 2010 and has 400 employees

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Using a touchscreen to independently control calves and thighs sounds fun, right?Well, QWOP may not be fun in the traditional sense. It's wacky. It's challenging. But one can make the argument that, as video games go, this is a clumsy control scheme. As replica Patek Philippe 5140G Men's Watch, “the local sporting hero of a prosperous country in the Scandinavian Alps,” even crossing the finish line isn't easy. Taking control of QWOP's legs and his sense of balance might test your patience—or even better the patience of your friends when you hand them this thing.

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