Salluz

I haven't played SSBB in a minute, but I live it in my sleep, so I'm still in touch with my skills.

I am going to send you a PM.

Those comparisons between Sonic 3 and Michael Jackson had the whole lab screaming! AHAHAHAHA!

http://www.myspace.com/mrsalluz

I will give no links, but you can get PJ64, download Mystical Ninja and record the waves of the songs that you want. You can also try to get the MIDI themes from vgmusic.com

I made an attempt years ago, and I just planned to make one yesterday. I love that theme! I also like the Halfmoon theme.

Just wait until I get my Wii... just wait... Yes, I have been laying people out in Brawl. If I was cocky, I'd make bets, but that's not my style.

I agree with what The Coop said. Oh, and Dhsu, you have completely lost my respect. You may not value me, but believe me, that isn't a good thing, considering that I normally have a respectful and positive attitude.

Heh, ok, that's fine. I didn't mean to sound greedy or anything. The reason why I prefer to distribute for money is because I have been duped twice over something like this (it involved a talent show, not a gymnastics competition).

^ You guys are dead right. Yeah, I remember most of the good titles back in the day. Mot of the garbagy ones are so out of my memory! The same principle goes on to this very day, so I'll just do what you guys are telling me: eat the fruit, spit out the pits.

Naw, not really, not really. I was just comparing new to old, and pointing out how the comparison between the two digs deep down towards the subject of innovation. HAHAHA! Once again, let me enlighten you, my friend. You see, in many classics, the games had thrived because of their stories, along with the moves and actions of the characters. There's something called a "vibe". We all are different, so we are all not going to respond the same way to different vibes. However, the vibe itself is supposed to captivate the gamer. Racing games have certain vibes, shooters have certain vibes, and the same goes with any other style. I played Sonic Rush, and I saw a sad pattern. Specifically, this pattern is called "cheapness". If you play Sonic Adventure, you may notice some "cheapness", but you'll see more effort than cheapness. How can I prove this? If you play Emerald Coast, you'll see a combination of old things and new things (Sonic had his signature style, but still, innovation and effort took place. For example, new goals/objectives, more characters, new obstacles, new abilities, crappy things eliminated, good things made better, remixes of older ideas like Casinopolis' pinball game, etc). In Sonic Rush, you were taken back to a Sonic 1/2/3 style: running around, bouncing off of stuff, same-ol'-same-ol', except now, there's a burning cat thrown into the equation. The two get dumb obstacles like being locked into rooms until they kill all of the enemies. The whole thing was just a fast-paced-zoom-a-zoom-watch-out-for-that-spike-I-mean-baddie-I-mean-cliff-grind-on-rail-boing-boing... Hey, maybe it's time for me to "show the neophytes wussup". Maybe it's my turn; my time; my season. [Laughs] Why do I get the impression that you are a cold, bitter person?

It's not serious; I am just happy because I have been introduced to a classic (although I was about five or six when Chrono Trigger was released). True, true, but let's not take this too seriously. This is comedy, man, comedy! My point was that many modern games aren't as good because they are more based on appeal than content. It was an opinion, I will now say in humility. Sonic Rush wasn't that bad, but in my opinion, it wasn't that innovative. I had admitted that I couldn't judge SMG, so that solves that. This isn't PPR, so if you have a problem with me, then let me be. I didn't say that every modern game was complete garbage. In fact, some of the new titles whoop the old ones, such as Prince of Persia (which is, once again, opinion). I would say something smart, but you're not worth the effort.

Please don't take this seriously (why do I get the impression that I am being taken seriously when I shouldn't be?); I feel that in some areas, I missed out as a mid-gen gamer.

This could be an honor to the previous generation. It's possible, as long as they don't try to soup it up too much. To redo Chrono Trigger is to do two things: 1. Do the best thing ever, or 2. Disgrace the fathers of video games.

Edit: I missed out on some of the good stuff as a kid. edit 2: Just look for The Coop's post and you will see my change of heart. If you ask me, I would definitely say that today's kids are jilted. Unless you're talking GTA, Smash Brothers, or some well-marketed, A+ graphic video games, these kids don't "know wussup". (I am 18, so I am between the neophytes and the veteran gamers). Why do I say this? I have just played "Chrono Trigger" for the first time last night, and it actually had a point! Many RPG's are a simple knock-off of this game. I don't play RPG's very often, but I believe that Chrono Trigger is either one of the best RPG's, or the best RPG ever. I see people from ages 9-13 pulling out their Nintendo DS's from their pockets (you could help me express my opinion, Mr. nintendo ds is trash). They think it resembles fortune, but I see it as a ripoff. Sonic Rush has nothing against the originals, except screen switches and extra moves. They tried to bring back the originality of Mario, but it just cannot happen. Those DS semi-3D adventures disgrace the savvy of the original Mario. After SM64, Mario's adventure games lost me. I haven't played Sonic's recent adventure games (yet), but the "Sonic Heroes" era was a sad, sad phase. From what I see, this generation has it good with shooters, racing, fighting and sports games (let's not even talk about the lameness of NBA Live '95). Today's RPG's get by, but many of them are a bite off of the early titles. However, most of the adventure games fell off by the early-mid 2000's. If you disagree, play Mario 3 or SMW, and then play some DS garbage. Maybe you could play SMG (Galaxy)! If you play it for a second, you'll think, "Wow, Mario can fly inside of bubbles and do the spin attack!" Well, I can't judge SMG because I didn't play it long enough, but it was pretty stupid for starters. My main point: I believe that 65% of today's games may look good on the shelf, and may have good graphics, but are not worth a dime. The other 35% are the games that respect their elders (correct me if my percentages aren't accurate). So, do me a favor: play an original Sonic, Mario, Zelda or Castlevania game. Perhaps play an original RPG, or one of those good old beat-em-up titles like Final Fight 3 and BTDD. Trust me, you will kneel before the Almighty and repent for lowering your standards.

Are you talking money? I don't pitch anything unless it's a system of voluntary exchange.

I just donated a very small amount, but hey, it's a donation.

Oh yeah, I had forgotten his birthday.

This sentence holds the link of the original project thread. The site of the project lies in the logo. The project died away a while ago, but because of my interest, I am trying to see if this can be revived. I had received a PM request from electric concerto (who is the original creator of this project) to get this project some attention. Since I have a remix of one of the songs from Sonic Adventure 2 on vgmix, I am now trying to see if anyone else has interest in the project. Electric Concerto has a list of the songs that have been selected to remix on his site. The categories tend to be in groups: Title/theme(s), stages, characters, events, etc. Also, E.C. had decided that any genre would be welcomed. Considering that the game has so many styles and aspects, this boasts of a variety. The best thing to do (my recommendation/opinion) is to consider where you fit in concerning the categories of the Sonic Adventure 1/2 series. For example, Events are usually symphonic, Tails is alternative rock, Shadow has the techno/rock, Knuckles hiphop/jazz, etc. Study the styles and see how you can either convert them, fuse them, or express the same style in a different light. If you have any questions, you can seek the originator and anyone else who has a high position in this project. More specifically, if you need ideas for innovation, or want to collab with me, visit my profile, view my stats and send a PM, if you'd like. -Ghettoflame

You will be my first competitor when I actually own a Wii. Yea, I'm too broke right now; need a job badly, lol!

One of my best friends, who introduced me to this site. AP may have worn one himself.

Yeah, while I still suck with him. I'm going to master every character. If I can beat three Bowsers with Jigglypuff, I can be skilled with Deed's slow behind.

I played against a few people at a game store, and I won't lie... I got demolished twice (though I won twice, so that makes it even). I kicked ass with MetaKnight and Peach, but I got ass-smacked when using DeDeDe twice in a row. With DeDeDe, YOU CANNOT USE HIM LIKE A REGULAR CHARACTER; HE IS TOO DAMN SLOW! King Deed is sweet with disablement and knockouts, and he's the best of the heavyweights when it comes to recovery, but the dude cannot get close to a smaller/skinnier person without getting roundhoused. That's why I recommend looking at your surroundings and playing 1P before duels/brawls.

To Atma: Me? Suck? HA! We'll see, we'll see. I'll keep you in mind, so when I do get Brawl (whic I admit, may be a moment), you'll get mad, start crying and throw your system out of the window. To the haters: I like to tell stories, have conversations with others, hear what others have to say, etc. I, like many of you, am a human (not to mention cool and insightful). I'm not here to "whine and get attention", as some of you like to try to portray me. In other words, get off of my sack; I'm not your problem.

Once I get this game, I'll start asking for alias names/friend codes/whatever. I shall own the world.