Shubb Shubb Shubb is a company that specialises in producing capos for all kinds of stringed instruments. The company was formed in 1974 by banjoists Rick Shubb and Dave Coontz. Shubb capos remain a top-selling capo forty years after their invention. Shubb wanted to create a capo that would not make his instrument go out of tune, which has resulted in ongoing efforts to refine his invention. The Shubb Capo utilises an "over-centre" locking action, which is lever operated. The design includes a screw for adjusting the clamp's tightness, and has been described as "a turning point in modern capo design."
Twisted Metal: Small Brawl the game controller's d-pad, analog sticks and buttons. Tentatively titled "Twisted Metal Kids" during production, the game was announced under the title at a press event for "" in Santa Monica, California on March 2, 2001. The official title of "Twisted Metal: Small Brawl" was revealed at the Electronic Entertainment Expo on May 16, 2001. The game utilizes a physics engine based on what was used in "Twisted Metal 2: World Tour". "Twisted Metal: Small Brawl" received middling to negative reviews from critics. Trevor Rivers of GameSpot concluded that "some will immediately be turned away by the graphics and others