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All 52 DLC songs are already out and there is no indication there will be more. So no point in hoping for more DLC. I have 99999 Rm and all the DLC (yes I am aware I spent $52 on this game's DLC) and I'm still having fun with it.

I dunno, I'm excited about it. That, and for the ones that require passing by other players and stuff BW1 still work. There's a loooooooooot on interconnectivity between BW1 and BW2, so that helps.

When Nobuo Uematsu played this when it was released in Japan, he cried. Cried at all the memories of composing the songs and stuff. And he wants us to cry with him. True story.

DEADLINE DAY PEOPLE! Feed me WIPs pls.

I'm glad to see Tortimer's still in there somewhere; ever since I heard the player is the mayor I've been worried about the ol' chap.

Great work as usual, Binjovi! :3

Mokram dropped his track so I need someone to take his place for FF12! You guys didn't let me down when FF7 opened up, so please help me out here!

You say that like they're rubes or something!

So OCR02501 is the one that involves someone named Dave (the composer). I see how it is. *fauxshuns* No seriously this is a great track, especially to kick off the 500 to 3000.

you realize i was just messing with you, right? also it's a great idea.

Hey stop using my term that I coined! >

ocre that's a purely physical release, is it not? this was just upcoming eShop stuff

here have this cake i found

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I'm still lookin' for a room... D:

Here, have some screens from Kingdom Hearts PC, a social media browser game. better quality below and here come the complaints of milking the series EDIT Have a Famitsu article, translated with HD screens from this collection. I had to turn some of the images into links because the 10-per-post rule. Original Famitsu Article Kingdom Hearts Insider Translation

funny, since that was kinda the reason for the Wii U Experience. to get hype for the system and to use those fans as free marketing, talking about the system after having first-hand experience with it.

i want to play The Wonderful 101 more. that game was surprisingly awesome. so much fun too.

you forgot the r535 in the title. also i'm gettin' this. for sure. seriously it's already paid off.

honestly? i feel honored to be namedropped in a disco dan mixpost. that guy... he's one of the reasons i was able to open up my musical tastes and begin to truly explore all the site had to offer. seriously, such good mixes; still have Blue Lightning on my phone to listen to, and Rapid Fire will forever hold a place in my heart, along with Triforce Majeure. this'll get there soon enough too i'm sure. great mix, and yeah dan's close enough to dave.

if only i had a live instrument

that is such an awesome song that needs more love.

Yes, as detailed in my descriptions for The Wonderful 101 and Super Scribblenauts. It was somewhat light, but nice. And I didn't play Pikmin 3 but it looked good.