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So, I need to finish my new version of the arrangement, and we're done? I'll try my best.

Hahahaha, awesome! That's really funny how it reads/sounds in Finnish!

Sub'd mine.

Yes, it's awesome, I really like it, though I never got a chance to play the game.

Just an ending to find and I'll be good.

Less than 24 hours already? I'll never get that thing done...

I wanted to come to the listening party on Sega Mixer Drive, but I ended up spending my evening with two girls, so that's okay.

Drop the caaaaaaake! Happy birthday!

My first transition between the two songs isn't great. I hope the rest of the mix goes well.

I started my mix! And it sounds massive so far!

I like that!

Bingo Highway was certainely composed by a man under the influence of acid.

SPOILERS: All my SZRC are going to be MIDI dubstep black metal.

I chose my style, now I'll listen to both sources and think about the arrangement. Feeling better this evening, so I'll be able to remix this week.

Different factors come into play here: - technology restrictions - nostalgia - subjective tastes of the listeners/players - general quality of the game (maybe) I don't want to expand here because, my first games were on Sega Genesis/Megadrive, so the nostalgia factor isn't as strong as for other people (never played a physical NES for instance). However, you can always find examples that contradict what people generally think: - some old games had shitty soundtracks, and it was not because of the limitations, nor because the game itself was bad: it was because the composer/sound team was bad. - some modern day games (which are NOT retro games that tend to play on the nostalgia factor, like Meat Boy, etc.) have great soundtracks, that are well-composed and memorable. - some old/nostalgic/super games, that lots of players loved because they were good, had shitty music. - some new super games, (either retro or AAA+ games) that players like because they are good, can have shitty/non-memorable music. - some old games, that people disliked, had some great music (not memorable because people didn't like the game). - some new games, that people disliked, have some great music (same as above). In my opinion, it all comes to subjectivity. Some people will like a game, other won't. Some will like its music, some won't. And that's it!

Happy double birthday!

I'm sick as hell, I hope I can remix next week...

As soon as I can get a decent mic, I'll record the Sturm vocals myself. I don't know why, but I want to try on my own. I don't know how Tuberz is doing, but I know he's busy with the FF and Sonic compos, haha!

Looks awesome!