KyleJCrb

What worked for me was just hitting Back and refreshing the main index page after logging in.

Well, having some problems with the website. It's still there, but the domain name expired, so it's not accessible through the standard way right now. For some reason I can't re-register the domain either, even though it hasn't been released yet. I'll see what I can do.

Man, you know you're in deep when you can start naming specific episodes. Scary.

I think you'll be in for quite a surprise. Christian Pacaud has done some awesome things with that song.

There's also one here, near the bottom.

ULTRA KILL: -FotS (intro version) now has a remixer. Or should I say, remixers. woot. -Raising a Curtain has been re-added.

Actually, the tracklist Shael started out with was about 50 tracks. It was cut back because I think he came to the realization that was an unrealistic number of remixes to be done in a decent timeframe. Which is something that this project needs to look at, as well.

On the US soundtrack, the Future songs are remixes of the Present themes, but the Past music is not.

Some news: -Currently negotiating with somebody to remix the opening version of Fighting of the Spirit (ToP). -Decisive (ToP) has been removed. -Standing the Pain (ToS) has been added. -Triumph (ToP) has been added.

Hmmm...Seems the Search function's busted.

Iiiiinteresting. Take note of track 1, and looks who's credited for it.

Hemo was the first to talk to me about it, so the track is his.

That's a possibility. I liked it as well.

Alright, I'm putting out a call here. Anyone who wants to take on this track, has some previous quality work with which to show me as an audition, and plans on finishing the track in something resembling a timely manner please contact me. I kicked the person who was doing it, so now we need someone else. Maybe it could be YOU! If we can get someone for this song and a certain SnappleMan to get to work on a certain Fighting of the Spirit we may actually be on our way to something of some sort of release type thing, or something. SO HELP US YOU MUSIC MAKING FOOLS

Yes, but does it play Pac-Man?

Possible patience?

Why not? It's still an original composition for (a demo of) the game, right?

Sakuraba's a dude, dude.

Nintendo Power used to be that way, but they've become a more worthwhile magazine in the last few years. They actually do negatively review games nowadays.

BrainCells actually covered the song as a part of his Axelay medley that was on VGMix. I think you will enjoy it.

Now that is a cause I can get behind.

It depends on if the game was written to utilize more than one core in the first place. Budoka: I'm an AMD fanboy, so all of my instincts are pointing towards telling you "DON'T BUY INTEL!!!!!11111oneeleven" but the Core 2 Duos are really the best processors currently on the market, so if you don't have a problem with Intel there's no reason why you shouldn't go for one. And I figure if you're gonna go for something like this, you might as well go all out, so grab yourself the 6700. Gecko: The rated ghz number is per-core, so to get an accurate number on the capabilities of the processor, multiply that number by 2. Overall ghz don't really matter anymore anyway as a way to make a comparison of processors, for reasons I'm about to tell Pyrion. Pyrion: Actually, even if only a single core at a time is utilized by itself, dual cores are better performers than the old single core procs, because of the better architecture used by the dual cores.

I haven't seen any...

Just giving this a little kaBUMP.