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Jeremy Pesner HUB Box 1793 Dickinson College Carlisle, PA 17013 I think we still need to know exactly what you'd be doing. DJing? Playing along to prerecorded music? Building up tracks on the fly?

This is all I read. Dickinson College (mah skool) would love to have you (Carlisle, PA). IF you could send us your CD first so I could radio pimp you.

Yes.

I wonder if newer Macs will come equipped with DX10 capable video cards...

I wanna thank The Coop for making this thread. It's really shown me what's out there with indie game design. Unfortunately, that's not always a good thing. Played the first ten levels of this game and I can't take it anymore. The Coop was correct about everything he said. The game is gorgeous, easy, and has an incredibly limited music repertoire. But it is so BORING. Part of the thing that made platformers like Mario and Sonic so enjoyable was the constant shift in environment. Just when you got accustomed enough to one environmental hazard (whether it be underwater travel, a self-scrolling screen, or pinball flippers) a new one would be thrown your way. Turtix is the SAME GODDAMN THING again and again, with the only changes being the scope of the level and the types of enemies (but you still bop them on the head to beat em). You still traverse different paths to find all the diamonds and "secret areas." Oh yeah, you gain the ability to double jump as well. I only stuck it out as long as I did to face the first "boss," which is just a larger version of a regular enemy (something I didn't like about Yoshi's Island, BTW). The introductory screen even tells you how to beat him, but even that isn't necessary: it's just jumping on his head three times. They need to mix this game up a bit. Then we'll see.

Oh my god... I can't believe there's someone else here who knows about Klik & Play. I still have the disc. I was a six year old game designer back then.

You'd best show up, though. I believe you and I have already made plans for me to be Reasonized.

Man, I miss that game... That's one thing I dislike about newer versions of Windows...

Yeah totally! ...wait, what? ...excuse me, Whaaaaaaaa...?

Apologies for the triple post but it was the only way to convey my meme effectively.

Out of curiosity, then, why haven't more of the songs been posted? I saw the thing with Collision and the ripped ("borrowed") intro, but there are many tracks on the album which have yet to find their way onto OCR. To me, it always seems dissonant to have songs on an OCR-affiliated album which the site itself doesn't approve. And that of course goes for songs on all the other album projects as well. Monkey's Audio FTW. Its compression is slightly better.

Well, that settles that.

EA attached to a potential Sonic RPG? I won't have it.

MAGfest = holiday gift

If you are made of seriousness then I will totally and unequivocally take it off your hands.

This will be my holiday gift from the folks. I'd recommend the same for you. You can even request a loan from the next one.

Screw you all. This remains the only Kirby game I have played to completion. That's right. I didn't just kick it old school. It was the eldest school. And I did it when it first came out, too.

I know I won't be getting a Wii, but my friend, who's got on, will definitely get Brawl and I may be able to play it. But I want to go toe to toe against all of you at MAGfest and get my ass roundly kicked.

I get the feeling that, because Nintendo's running the show, Sonic will be gutted to Mewtwo-like extents. Also, you know what time it is? IT'S TIME FOR A SONIC SPIN!!!! W00H00!!!!!11111

Given, then, that we're subject to Internet availability of the source, will you be more lax about quality captures from these sources? What he's referring to isn't quite Machinima. Qhimm forums is host to a number of FFVII patches (somewhere). The one in question is actually called Battle --> Field converter. It swaps out the Legolike field models for the more realistic models used on battle screens. This obviously applies to the entire playable cast, but it's also true for any character whom you happen to fight in battle: Sephiroth, Rufus, Shinra soldiers, the Turks, Palmer and Jenova Absolute to name a few. I was bowled over when I first used it. The NPC reconstruction project is working on creating models to replace the rest of the Lego field models. EDIT: Here it is.

Any MUGENers here?

How about we judge the judge's music for once? Then the foot will be in the other shoe.

I can't wait to see what my prof says about this. He probably won't be able to appreciate it quite as much as you guys, but he's young enough to know the game. Took out the MGS4 reference though.