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Man, Lance Boyle was my favorite part. He's like a sarcastic Colin Mochrie.

Anime threads usually get a good response here. Check out the reviews at Anime Remix too if you're looking for new stuff to watch (and of course anime remixes).

For some reason that fits perfectly with your sig. Also dang it Atma, I can't tell between possession and plurality in your posts.

There's Moeru! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2 and Elite Beat Agents. Edit: Also osu!.

Do I start on the fat end or the pointy end? :3

I heard it was CRT monitor hum.

FUT THE WHUCK?!

So that's why my connection has been so slow...

It's different for games...the way I understand it (which might very well be wrong), polygons can pretty much be displayed at an arbitrary resolution. The things that get affected by the higher definition are the 2D elements like textures and FMVs...they need to be in a higher resolution to avoid appearing pixelated/fuzzy, and do take up considerably more space. You'll notice that FMV-intensive games such as Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey come on several dual-layer DVDs, whereas a game like Mass Effect which uses primarily realtime cutscenes fits on a single disc. Edit:

Why are you bringing this into a completely unrelated thread? He can punctuate and capitalize if wants? Would analoq's arrangement of Incredible Singing Robot pass if it were submitted here?

I made an FoF tab for Awe of She from Guilty Gear X the week the game came out. The sync isn't perfect, but I was pretty proud of it at the time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPR9KeShM8Y

Welcome to #sorbo.

This amp thing has definitely been going on for more than three days in a row.

It's pretty good.

Smash Bros is easy, just don't lose any stocks.

This is a good place to start I would look at The Escapist and Gamestudies.org in particular. More good sites: http://www.eludamos.org/index.php/eludamos/index http://www.gamejournal.org/ http://www.academiccolab.org/initiatives/papers.html http://www.nickyee.com/index-daedalus.html

Well, that's...discouraging. Guess I'll have to go with the traditional GHII custom song route then. :/

I did a research paper on the Wii (or Revolution as it was still called then) in college, and found out there really isn't any academic research on video games. That's the burden of writing papers about video games...you have to get creative with your sources. Maybe look into business or marketing periodicals using the database account that your school library probably has. In any case, good luck, and post your paper here when it's done.

Whoa, I didn't know they ported it to PC. Well, this solves my non-360-owning problem...

But the point is it is pretty.

Of course; I never said otherwise. These questions are purely for my own edification, and I appreciate your spending the time in answering them. Think of it as an interview. Although, I feel I can say with some degree of confidence that most people wouldn't miss sorting by song length. Back to the topic, I noticed that sorting the Song list by system has no effect. Intentional as well?

Did you raise the pitch of your voice or is that how you actually sound? If you raised it...unraise it please. If that's how you sound...er, then sorry if I offended you. In either case, I'd consider slowing down...there are a few parts where I had to rewind several times to understand what you were saying. Otherwise though, very nice job. I enjoyed it.

That's another thing I was wondering about...previously you seemed to be averse to offering a grouped presentation for the ReMix list. However, it seems to work well here, in a fairly similar context. Any reason(s) the same method couldn't be applied to the ReMix list?

I listened to the entries and all I gotta say is... FF VI GROOVE BIAS

Interesting...does this mean you pull the data using a single universal query, and then perform ordering operations on the XML? Does this apply to the rest of the site as well? And this might be a silly question since I have no knowledge of how the site operates on the backend (though I would love to gain some) and still have minimal site design/administration experience, but what were the motivations behind using this method as opposed to separate queries for separate orderings?