Schwaltzvald

If you don't get it... I don't know what to think really... But as for real life, I'd have to say for some god damn reason try taking up the clarinet after had played the trumpet way back and tried to play it the same way back in middle school/junior high... ALL THE WHILE NEVER FUCKING LEARNING IT RIGHT... I actually did learn how to play it correctly after a good year of embarrassment but still what the fuck was I thinking..?

Fixed that for you.

Would that explain the sig you have at the time of this posting..?

rename it "Colossal Failures - GenDisc Edition!"

Oh they make a certain group look very punctual in comparison to getting things uploaded/displayed. Which is a shame considering how good the track is. heck I'd even go as far as say it's on par, if not better than this rendition of "Voyage of 1969". I do blame youtube for the poor quality. Nonetheless I personally feel it's that good, if not better, based off what I've heard; and this is currently the best version of "Voyage of 1969 in metal/prog form. To be clear I'm saying based on performance within the genre of the music, not the sources as both songs {Voyage of 1969 & MM2 - Wily Castle Stage 1) are awesome. I'm willing to bet Nekofrog can do a much better rendition of "Voyage of 1969" if he ever wanted to.

No problem, check out some of my other posts if anything else interests ya as I have a tendency to post youtube links to music that I find or some how some way relates to the topic; even if I have to shoehorn it in.

Been a good while since I've downloaded from OCR. I have to say I was impressed with this rendition

Found an awesome vid for Kama Sutra without the nsfw title screen.

I can't believe I forgot about Eternal DOOM though I know it best as Eternal DOOM III in its final iteration. Here's also the previous other wads I mentioned though unlike Eternal DOOM/ET:III these two main gimmick are maps done very small.

You can play Disgaea 3 without having played the first two. There are however some characters that appear that have made their appearances in previous titles, especially Laharl (Disgaea:Hour of Darkness} and Adell {Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories}. If you want to know their stories you'll either have to read up about them or play the first two games; which are also available on portables (Disgaea 1 on the DS/PSP and Disgaea 2 being rereleased on the PSP this coming monday)

DOOMbears!!: currently not available for the public but nonetheless something that's being worked on...

The thing is that those games have been out for a good while and technically are niche games. Niche games in that they are very different from the many fps/sports/free-roaming games; not to mention they sometimes cater to particular players. If you want them... Disgaea 3 Valkyria Chronicles

Yeah I know I've forgotten a few. A couple of good ones I can think off the top of my head would be Claustrophobia 1024 an Congestion 1024 in that they are packs made out of the idea of condensing all maps in an incredibly small size yet still be very playable, challenging and enjoyable.

Some time ago I said I would show case some fun wads/ports for the classic DOOM games (though in reality a majority, if not all, simply utilizes the DOOM2.WAD. Most if not all info can be found at THE DOOM WIKI. First off to help get people started: ZDOOM: Considering the amount of features this source port (not to be confused with Valve's Source Engine) has included, it's generally one of the best ways to play the classic DOS games onto the more modern Windows Platform; along with compatibility of other older games such as Heretic, Hexen ect. Runs under Windows 9x, NT, XP, and Linux. Personal Note: For some players, the coding seems to change the game play a bit such as causing the Archvile's explosive effect to make the player go much higher than normal in the port, compared to the original DOS and another port which is coming up next. PrBoom: Essentially another source port for Windows, Linux/POSIX, OpenVMS and Mac OS X. It focuses more on emulate/replicating the same gameplay experience, basically a stable port of the more established/traditional engines. There's another version called PrBoom+ which adds some more features, in particularly an uncapped frame rate and a chase-cam for demo playbacks. Finally one of the most arguably essential apps any DOOM player should have is... Skulltag is very vital in that it's a multiplayer source port for the DOOM games as well as total conversions/CO-OP mods. - - - - - Now for the games/wads/total-conversions ect. The following will be Youtube links to the gameplay along with some explanations. However in order to play these megawads/wads/conversions ect the DOOM2.WAD at most will be required for you to already "own" so to speak. : Part three of a large collection of megawads. The entire collection combined contains well at or over ninety six levels. Community Chest 1 Community Chest 2 Community Chest 3 - - - : One of the very difficult megawads out there, lots of enemies and monsters in such intricate levels.Alien Vendetta - - - Nuff said holy shit Scythe I - - - : Referred to as a "spiritual successor" to Scythe 1, it plays very similarly still providing great challenges.Scythe II - - - Hell Revealed: Made back in 97, It is possibly the best known example of an ultra-hard WAD, and has received the most attention by speed-runners of any PWAD. Hell Revealed : A direct sequel to Hell Revealed and possibly one of the hardest as I personally have not been able to finish it. Hell Revealed II - - - : In contrast to most megawads, it is designed especially for cooperative multiplayer gameplay, although it can be played in single-player as well. The sequel, Memento Mori II, Like its predecessor, and in contrast to most megawads is designed especially for cooperative multiplayer gameplay; although it can be played in single-player as well.Memento Mori Memento Mori II - - - : (NSFW:title screen at least) Despite the name, it's a challenging megawad with redone music. Aside from an image depicting a sexual position, the image itself has little to do with the actual megawad; essentially for the lulz.Kama Sutra (megawad not actual manual ) - - - The following uses Skulltag. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVGF_J4ok-g&'>The Cyber Baron Lord holy shit I laughed so hard I nearly upchucked dinner . Nonetheless it's a very fun one imo. : Don't run out of ammo and leave your self defenseless thus causing what the vid displays. .The Hotel... Hell After Dreams 3 Ghouls versus Humans epic in its own rights. The aspect is pretty sweet too...I hope those that take interest in all this will enjoy it as much as I have~!

I fucking lol'ed Street Fighter 4 Metal Gear Solid 4 (should be able to get it cheap by now) Silent Hill: Homecoming if you just want to try something from the series and never played the previous titles before. Resident Evil 5 Valkyria Chronicles Batman: Arkham Asylum (was half asleep and forgot)

So hey did you ever get it fixed or did you have to replace the camera..?

Aww I was hoping for it to be for the PS3. Though a DS version is fine too.

Meteo its pretty much directed to fans. basically it's enlightening them after some years of practically dead silence some sweet is coming out of it. In this case a remastered edition of the soundtrack from the game along with some extra notes on the composers Nonetheless I'm looking forward to it as the game was fun for me. (had the n64 version)

Turn the camera off. Take the camera in one hand and with the other gently take one part of the lens and gently move it round in a circular movement. Do so with both sections of the lens. You will hear a click as it pops back in place. Power the camera on. Had it happen to me once and that fixed my camera...

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Judas Priest - Painkiller along with other tracks like Hell Patrol, ect.

It's kinda why I offered the amazon link, but I can't blame you for going for a cheaper alternative. (I remember when new games used to be in between the $35 - $45 range ;_; ) Not to mention I personally got issues with gamestop as the only game I EVER bought from them "new" was Deadspace. There's something about seeing them take the "display case" I had in my hand and then go under his desk to get the "new" game out of its paper sleeve and then give it to me selling it for about $50 at the time...

It first came out in 93 and I even remember it.

I'm a bit disappointed there were no mentions of Secret of Mana or Seiken Densetsu 3...

So hey yeah welcome. Check out the Workshop section as its focus is on talking about making music. posting your wip/completed mixes for observations. Not to mention they got guides to some software related to mixing. Goodluck to ya.