Dj Mokram

Darklink: Last time I checked, it was in english. Oh, and here's the full version of the theme song: Will There Be an End. Enjoy.

Here's something I've been waiting for ages, and been following since it began. Originally started as a small project in 2004, it eventually evolved into a 70 min movie. Made by an italian crew going by the name of Hive Division, MGSP it's a fan movie based on the legendary serie created by Hideo Kojima. These guys made due with nearly no budget, and even managed to get Aoiffe Ferry, the songstress of the intro and end theme of the original MGS, to sing for them. The movie is now complete, and is ready to be shared with the world. I encourage everyone (not just MGS fans) to give it a shot, you might enjoy. Watch and download it here: MGS Philanthropy. Apparently they might also need support to finalize subtitles in japanese and chinese. If you can help, see here.

Didn't even know they'd renewed this one. This should be interesting as the season 1 finale left room for lots of possible outcomes... Will check this out, thanks for the heads up Derrit.

My guess is you're browsing with Firefox... then why on earth aren't you using Chatzilla?

Thought you guys might like to reminisce a bit. Hope this helps setting the right mood. Good luck with the Nights project L99.

F is for: Front Mission 5 Scars of another japan only gem. R.I.P.

Masashi Hamauzu - Train Graveyard One of my favorites song and OST ever. From Dirge of Cerberus Multiplayer Mode Original Sound Collection. A very rare album as it is only available on itunes japan...

Dyne, check your PMs once in a while.

A bit of news for those still following: People have joined and the tracklist for the album is filling gradually. However, since it's 'project-mayhem-festival' on OCR right now, I'll have to wait for a more auspicious time before launching. And seeing as everyone including myself will be pretty busy in the next months, progress will be made at a slow (but sure) pace. I'll post details and link to the project thread when it's ready to go online. Hope to get some more support in the meantime.

Yeah but you could say goodbye to games like Yakuza, Alpha Protocol or Bayonetta. It would become a Mario & Sonic party hd-turbo-super-cinamon-dentalfloss-remix festival in the blink of an eye.

Yeah, that's because he hasn't worked enough on his flow. ;D It was a good idea though.

Exactly, Jose narrowed it down. While it's an awesome endeavor to try and produce a double or quadruple cd remix album, one will find hard to maintain focus and objectivity for nearly a hundred tracks. I think that's what might make earlier OCR albums appear as more cohesive, since it's easier to keep a direction when you have an average of 20 tracks to work with. That being said, Jade, since I don't use aim and you can't be PM'd, I'll ask directly here. I'd like to claim track 28 of cd1 "After the Chaos and Destruction". Oh, and here's a playlist of 79 tracks if people want to listen to the album: Wild Arms soundtrack They're not in order, but at least you can link the tracklist in your first page to the actual songs. Hope this helps.

This is pure gold. It won't fix your track if it's broken, but it can help a lot in masking the mechanicaly sounding parts.

Thanks. I've just found out about this. Hopefully I'll be able to deliver more than just a project banner.

Wild Arms is a wonderful game from which I have fond memories, especially the music. Ever since I discovered the remix community, I thought about remixing Michiko Naruke's work for it. While I'm far from being skilled enough for that right now, I still strongly support the idea, and would love to get involved at some point. Don't give up Jade. Just try again later because I'm sure you'll have plenty of support for this.

Unfortunately, I've only got one left now. ...but I'm still bouncing to your addictive percussions.

I think everyone is forgetting you're the youngest ...in terms of panel member's lifespan. But at the same time, like a founding father to modern judging. Happy birthday sir!

Yeah, but avoid Double Dragon III at all costs. As well as Silent Service... but that goes without saying. If you like adventure games, I would recommend Battle of Olympus. Plays the same as Zelda II more or less, and as you can imagine, is set into greek mythology. Got crazy boss monsters, unescapable maze dungeons and a nice soundtrack. Also, Faxanadu could be an interesting choice. It's kind of intricate and very hard to beat too.

Sounds awesome. They've even added Megaman Legend to the mix. They won't be speedrunning though.

The DS isn't made by Capcom as far as I know. The Emotion Engine has 2x64 bit units, aka its a 128 bit CPU. Well I apologize if I made you feel that way. Just fyi, I own a ds and I love it. I was merely trying to use sarcasm to release my anger against this. What I can't stand is great game with great concept being retrograded instead of evolved. I'm not saying Okamiden will be a bad game. Just saying the graphics will be painful to watch for me. And what do you think Blood of Bahamut is? A pitiful attempt at making a Shadow of the Colossus-like cross-over jrpg. And for the record, .But it has good music. Probably as Okamiden will.

That one really ought to be added to the submission guidelines.

I know I should be hyped up for this because Okami is one of my favorite games ever. But I'm pissed cause they're about to just retrograde it like this. And here goes an awesome title butchered by 128 to 32bit pointless conversion sequel. Big N loves to play money-making game, as it never looses. Playstation 1 era graphics are aging pretty badly imo. A 2d game would have been a wiser choice for the device it is developped on. Anyway, it's gonna be as painful to watch as Blood of Bahamut and CORE. ...though the music could be good.

Akira Yamasaki - Offline (from Ace Combat X soundtrack)