Abadoss

Yeah, I know. It's my fault this time...

Perhaps. He was just an idiot and I've mellowed out a little since then. Never quite understood why he had it out for me all that time. Oh, well. I suppose it was UnMod, afterall... well, that and #OCReMix... besides, I can always call on Vortex to help me out with him, should I need to...

Trust me, I have the dirt on all y'all... I have a special file marked "Blackmail - UnMod" just for you guys...

You were a lot of things really... Not meant in a bad way...

Old fogey reporting in...

I suppose he could always dictate the write-ups...

Then he would be using the time he could do write-ups with for posting in the forums...

The theme is picked. I'm just waiting for a blurb...

Could you remove the following items?: WANT :::SNES::: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past :::NES::: Super Dodgeball

Finale now puts out a free program called Finale Reader, which works roughly the same way Adobe Reader works, except for with Finale files. You won't be able to edit them, but at least they can be opened up and printed. Although, having Finale NotePad was slightly better, but that's no longer free, apparently. The simple way to think about the two programs is this: Finale (intermediate to advanced): Finale is geared toward professional musicians and composers. It is built with publication in mind. It is very powerful in that regard. As of late, its begun to shift a lot more toward production, particularly with the availability of sample libraries. Unfortunately, it sacrifices some intuitiveness and requires a little more training or experience to really get the most out of it. Sibelius (beginner to intermediate): Sibleius is user-friendly and makes a lot of the notion process simple and easy to use. However, it lacks many of the publication strengths that Finale is loaded with. It's a lot like thinking of the differences between comparable Apple and PC computers. Sibelius is Apple. Finale is PC.

ACK! The SNES games I listed need to go under WANT, not selling. I wish I had the games to sell, but then I wouldn't sell them because I want them... uh... right... I'd get BoFIV, but I don't have a PS1... or a desire to get one at the moment... Neoseeker...

I'll spawncamp the finale/credits...

I suppose there's nothing like owning a handheld system you can use as a defensive weapon...

That'd be awesome. Is it the special edition? Widescreen? (Just wondering...)

I'm willing to pitch in.

Unfortunately, there's only so much I can do to get people to vote. I'd certainly appreciate any help in getting the word out to vote...

The results are in! Stay tuned for the next round! Sorry for the delay on posting these. It's a busy week for me as I prepare to take a trip up to Seattle on Wednesday.

Please add the following to my list: WANT :::SNES::: -Chrono Trigger -Secret of Mana -Final Fantasy II (IV) -Final Fantasy III (VI) -Donkey Kong Country -Super Mario RPG -Mario Kart -Mega Man X -Mega Man 7 -The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past -Aladdin (In case you didn't guess, I managed to pick up a SNES today and I'm now looking for games for it. I just have Super Mario World. I'll also take serious suggestions - especially for fun, non-sports, two player games.)

Yes, I know. They are fixed now, though. My webserver administrator needed to move all the files on the server and forgot to tell me that/where he moved them. To reiterate for everyone, the links are up and working. Please take the time to listen to each piece and vote (also, read the voting rules in the first post)...

All entries have been posted! Time to vote! (I seem to be having difficulty logging into my server... there might be a bit of a delay here...) EDIT: Fixed.

We've got eight entries so far. Not many of them are from OCR. What's up? You guys usually rock the house...

I'm not really bothering to click the link (not because I don't trust you), but I'm assuming that it's referring to the cell phone game that came out in Japan only a while back?

With two more reviews, the base minimum could be 9... just saying... (As of 3:05 PM, PST, February 19, 2009)