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The amount of money spent on a mix has no bearing on anything. If there is cool related stuff that Dave finds relevant, he'll link to it in the writeup at his discretion, regardless of $ involved.

I agree with Brandon that we don't need to antagonize people. No reason for it. If you don't have something constructive to add please don't post for the sake of dogpiling on someone. Regarding the album promo, I think it's been pretty solid so far. Less than 24 hours and it has over 2.1k Likes on Facebook. That's VERY good... more than some of our recent releases combined. Part of the reason for doing this is to reach new audiences who ONLY consume music through Amazon, iTunes, Spotify etc. and it's already succeeding at that. The fact that you CAN stream it on SoundCloud in full also means that nobody is being prevented from hearing it. If there was any doubt, Dave already broke down the financials in another thread and the transparency is absolutely there.

I have a bunch of stuff for sale! Let's start with games. Everything is in excellent condition. Nintendo DS Lite (Black) w/ charger Etrian Odyssey Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin Dragon's Quest VI Zelda: Phantom Hourglass $80 for the lot above. Xbox 360 Arcade w/ 15gb internal hard drive Kinect w/ sensor 2 wireless 360 controllers 360 controller wall charger GAMES IN BOXES: Super Street Fighter IV Fallout 3 BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Kinet Adventures Devil May Cry 4 DOWNLOADED GAMES: Age of Booty Band of Bugs Castle Crashers Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Fittest Fruit Ninja Kinect Monkey Island: Special Edition Shadow Complex Super Street Fighter II Turbo: HD Remix The Gunstringer $200 for all 360 stuff above.

3DS has a really nice library of both niche and exclusive titles. Pokemon X/Y, Fire Emblem, Shin Megami Tensei, Etrian Odyssey series, the Mario RPG type games (Dream Team I guess being the latest one, but also Sticker Star), and so forth. That's why I bought one, and I'm enjoying it so far. But to me the Wii U library and even upcoming offerings all look pretty lame, with the exception of 3D World.

Man, looking rough for this poor console. Only thing I'm interested in is 3D World and that just ain't a console seller...

Suggestion - have you reached out to your friends & family yet? Facebook, mailing list, that sort of thing? Colleagues, classmates?

Yep I've noticed this as well. Seems like many kinds of shared links are not doing well. Not sure what the algorithm is though.

Congrats on the launch!

Huh? That's not how I read it. According to Lyte's post you can queue with whatever lane/role you want, it just might take longer to find a game with unorthodox roles/setups. If you want to queue with the intention of playing a 5x bruiser setup, you can. That's pretty awesome. I didn't get the impression that one person decided the roles or setup.

I gotta say after seeing Super Mario 3D World I'm pretty excited. Still need a little more of a push before I would get a WiiU though... need some more great multiplayer games. I could see getting one maybe for Christmas if there is some good stuff out by then.

Shipping is being done in batches. We're working on it!

Go to the FL wrapper settings, try Rendering Mode Notify. If it's on, turn it off. If it's off, turn it on. If that doesn't work, do the same thing but for Use Fixed Size Buffers instead. If you're using the 32bit omni, try 64bit... and vice versa

Dudes. Calm down. No need to attack people for expressing an opinion.

I personally never understood how people could think the OCR arrangement standards are limiting. They just require some personalization. I don't think any of my remixes are particularly liberal... in fact they tend to stay pretty close to the source tempos, moods, chords, etc. I just add a little extra flair in the way of some solos and variations to make it my own. Is it really limiting to expect that? As for not submitting your stuff, yeah, the wait is pretty long. But it's not like you have to hold your breath during that time, right? You can still post it elsewhere. Furthermore, you don't HAVE to redo things if the track gets rejected. You could just take the feedback into account for your next track. There's basically no harm in submitting something.

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I don't have a problem with violence as long as it has a purpose in the gameplay. But I also think it can be over the top, like scenes of torture, disembowelment, evisceration, etc. I also don't like to play games where you have to do bad stuff and basically always try to be the 'good guy' where possible. I don't get any pleasure out of being rewarded for doing bad things.

True dat. I've always had faith in Blizz that Diablo 3 would continue to get better and better over time, and indeed it has. They've already added practically an expansion's worth of content since release so I can't wait to play again when RoS hits. I probably put about 300-400 hours into the game already and while I don't see much point in playing *right now*, before all these awesome changes, I'm just very happy that the game is headed for greater heights.

Both auction houses are being removed. http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/10974978/diablo%C2%AE-iii-auction-house-update-9-17-2013 Wowowowowowoow. This + ladders + everything else... Diablo 3 EXP is going to be amazing.

Their problem is how the console is being marketed. Have you seen some of the ads? Literally, one of them involves a cartoon manchild screaming about the latest $60 Call of Duty game. He then starts vomiting and drowning in a sea of vomit, after which he pulls out his own spinal cord. I'm not kidding. It's disgusting. Who the hell are they marketing to? If I had to make an ad for Ouya, it would highlight the strengths of the system. * A bunch of friends on a couch laughing and smiling, playing games like No Brakes, Amazing Frog, Get on Top, Hidden in Plain Sight, Bomb Squad, and Towerfall. "Ouya brings back couch gaming in style. Connect up to 8 Ouya, Xbox 360, or PS3 controllers and you're ready to go!" * A parent and child playing a game like "Save the Puppies!" (which is actually really well-done) "Hundreds of fun, free to download games for all ages, from puzzle and racing games to action platformers and RPGs." * A single person playing something like Final Fantasy III, Sonic CD, Sonic IV, Bard's Tale... "Play bestselling modern and retro classics from companies like SEGA and Square Enix!" * A dude picking up his Ouya with one hand, then putting it into a bag and leaving... then hooking it up at a friend's house in the next shot. "OUYA is the perfect size to take with you and connect anywhere. Just two cables and you're good to go." * Back to another group shot of people browsing the store and downloading a bunch of games (montage) "Browse the store and try EVERY game for free. No catch!" etc. These are the strengths of the system that should be played up. It shouldn't be compared with Xbox 360 or PS3 or whatever. It has a fun, unique library of games, a super-small and convenient form factor, excellent multiplayer capability, free-to-play built in, and so forth.

Collectively my friends and I have probably played No Brakes Valet for 100+ hours easily... it might be my favorite game on the console. Jill plays it like 30 mins a day easily. It should absolutely be front page +

No Brakes Valet and Amazing Frog are also absolutely hilarious.

I think you will be happier if you just move on from this experience and look to the future. It's always more productive to write new things. It also seems needlessly self-destructive to not submit more remixes to the site. You're only hurting your own exposure; you're not hurting anyone else.

Conceptually it has the tech and the tools to be worthwhile for devs. Built-in wifi and ethernet, HDMI, USB w/ mass storage capacity, emulation, great store, and the ability to use PS3 + 360 controllers (!). The last point alone is pretty awesome.

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