GTAHater836

Here's what I meant to say: I'm not counting on another Sonic project starting work any time soon. When we eventually do start one, it'll probably be based on Sonic CD or Sonic 4. I don't know what OverClocked thinks of Sonic 4, so I'm expecting to get flamed in the case that we don't like it. But most likely the next sonic project will be on Sonic CD.

It won't be for a while, but the way I see it, most likely yes. If not, I'd expect it'll be Sonic 4. If one of you objects or flames me for suggesting that, it'll show how much I know about how projects are chosen.

I know. It reminds me of Essence of Lime for some reason. That could be because many Essence of Lime veterans also worked on this.

Is the first time OverClocked has ever done a group of ReMixes in this manner? Be it for a holiday, joined by one franchise, or otherwise similar to this?

Do you think it likely enough to believe that everything, production and post-production, could be finished before December 18, 2012?

Strader, are you directing any other projects yet? Any plans to start another project? By the way, maybe I just like orchestral tracks, but something about Vampire Hunter Dan's "Lover's Suite" kind of does RPG royal weddings and ceremonies by the books. But again, that's "Lover's Suite", and you know what they say about violins and romance! When OverClocked ReMix releases an album from a game I've never played, seen in action, or heard the music from, I just pick some tracks and listen to them.

There's 13 tracks. I didn't know about one of those. And Strader, what's so significant about December 2012?

Not to mention that more albums are nearing finished production. The Projects board seems really diligent lately, which raises the question: What would happen if, for way too long, the rate of finished projects outdid the rate of releases, and there was a stack of a dozen finished projects that had yet to be released?

First it'll be The Root of All Evil. Then The Fabled Warriors: Water Volume, then Threshold of a Dream, then The MissingNo Tracks, then The Sound of Speed. Right?

DarkeSword probably has the answer to this, but I believe those will be in part 3, the Fire volume.

I'd like to request three ReMixes for DOOM II: Hell on Earth. The tracks in question are , , and . Here are my criteria:*I'd be fine with any experienced OC ReMix artist, but would prefer Delta-Q-Delta veterans. I won't ask one person to make all three, though. *I don't need one particular style, but would prefer the tracks made with this question in mind: "What would these tracks sound like if they were on Delta-Q-Delta?" *Finally, I'd prefer a track length of at least 3 minutes each. I would greatly appreciate this!

It's up to Larry, right?

I've made up my mind. I say start with an album combining Super Mario Kart and MK64. We'll see how it turns out, then we can worry about a direct sequel to the album. I would not object to trimming down the MK64 disc to just the opening, title, track themes, and ending credits.

The MCRIB, or RIBWICH. I'll never eat it. I've never been a fan of ribs, be they spare, large rack, or whatever. One of the boxes a RIBWICH came in said, "Will cause early death". If I wanted cholesterol, I'd eat MUCH higher quality meat. I get enough cholesterol from the eggs used in certain baked sweets. The McRib means nothing to me, because I've been clean of the Golden (read Pyrite) Arches since April Fool's Day 2005. It's paid off, because I've never weighed more than 130 lbs.

I thought it would. It was here in the Projects forum a while ago, and was presented like a traditional album project.

What about Teen Agent: The Root of All Evil?

I thought either this or The MissingNo Tracks was supposed to be next to release. Dave and Larry seem to be behind schedule with the album releases; otherwise I'd know one was scheduled.

Strader, I'd say you're directing this album quite well. If you ask me, it's about time one of the three NES Final Fantasies got a project! I remember hearing once before that this game was developed on Square's last legs. They called it "Final Fantasy", thinking it would be the last game they ever made.

All Outta Gum, eh? That sounds like something Nukem said at the beginning of the Raw Meat mission. Thus, In Hiding (Raw Meat) should be the source material for an All Outta Gum 2. If you do the remix, Mazedude, I'd be even more pleased to see a collaboration. It's hard to believe that after 14.7 years since the release of Duke Nukem 3D and 11 years of OverClocked that this is the first Nukem 3D track in OC Remix's roster! If the music is supposed to be better than those of DooM and DooM II combined, I'm surprised it took this long to get a track under this jurisdiction. Furthermore, Duke Nukem 3D probably should've already had an Arrangement Album.

That's right. The games only had an indirect influence on his work. The Pokemon games spawned everything else, but his work was all the best scripts of the anime. Nevertheless, it's a tragic death. By the way, Damned, have the higher authorities replied to you about the release?

There are still SIX tracks open! Did any of you try pitching an ad throughout OverClocked asking for help? Isn't there anyone else who played Oracle of Seasons and would be interested in doing a remix for one of those tracks? And HylianLemon, who would you like to see make a claim?

After The Fabled Warriors Wind Volume, which albums get next priority before this? Even if I've never played the first 7 Pokemon games, I'm really excited based on what I heard from the preview track. I bet once I hear them, I'll be wishing another volume was in the works. I can't wait until at least February!