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I think we should re-enable for the time being. It's like like we're live with a dark theme right now anyway.

Done; @HoboKa, this issue should now be addressed.

This was indeed disabled; if at any point in the future we wanted to support a dark theme, one big issue with the richtext paste is that it carries over background color (usually white) as well as zany fonts, etc. In a perfect world, IPS would offer a filter that let us keep certain formatting and discard the rest, while also ensuring proper contrast, but we don't live in that world. So we have two options: allow the formatting, and know that it will result in a bunch of extra HTML cruft & stylization that is tied to dark-text-on-white-bg, OR, disable the formatting and do plaintext, with the "workaround" being recreating the formatting after the fact within the forum software. @Liontamer @Gario @DarkeSword This change is definitely affecting at least one use, @HoboKa, and perhaps others - any thoughts on whether we should change back?

3 days extension.

NVM...Logic fail. ANYWAYS this is a cool turn of events. I hope that Konami counters with a release SoTN and the handheld castlevanias in a big ass collection.

[edits] So...um...I can't seem to copy from one thread to another without losing ALL of the prior formatting. No bullet points, underlining, Bolding, hyperlinks...you name it. Deleted the stupid stuff jokes. Seriously though. This is starting to impinge on my ability to effectively continue my MnP competition, as that's a LOT of text & formatting to carry over each time. (edit) Swapping browsers didn't seem to fix it.

I was wondering where to post this... http://www.mediafire.com/file/91te117qb571daa/Ancient_Metroid_Remix.mp3/file Every now and then I break out this amazing Metroid remix. The thing is, I don't know who made it. It's very old and I wouldn't know where to look. Does anyone recognize it? It's kinda distorted because it was ripped from an older CD.

Don't you worry - we're still alive and kickin'. Lots of work on the back end of the site going on at the moment in order to make sure that things keep moving on the site, which while less noticeable is important in keeping the site moving along with little problem. Generally, it's easy to think that OCR isn't what it used to be, and in some ways you're correct - what OCR used to be was a monolith of a site where most VG arrangements were vetted and distributed. Today, though, we have sites like Youtube, the Materia collective, Pixel Mixers, etc., that all distribute VG arrangements elsewhere, which is only a good thing for the community at large. It does look like it shrinks OCR's contribution to the community by comparison, but it's really an illusion: take a look at OCR in 2009 and compare it to today, and you'll find that we've grown considerably in that time. Forum activity has waned, but that's true across the spectrum; a lot of communities have moved onto things like Discord (of which OCR still has an active and thriving community - check it out), so that's less telling of OCR's condition and more the state of the internet in general. Concerning albums, we generally don't officially direct any albums - that's entirely community based. If you want more albums to be made, then by all means help out with those that are already in the works (you can check em' out in the Projects forum), or you can get to recruitin' for one. Had a wonderful album come out recently from a relative newer member (who isn't a remixer herself), so it's not unheard of. Really, though, it's not a bad thing to hear fans "lament" OCR's glory days - it means we still have something to live up to, which is encouraging. That being said, don't despair, OCR is still quite an active force on the internet; we're not going anywhere.

I listen to music only on my Android thanks to spotify. As a rule, it is rap and film music