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Although I do think the trumpet was a bit weak. He needs to play with more confidence. Edit: I don't mind the name for the album. I grew up on Sega Genesis as opposed to SNES. I think the title fits, in an ironic sort of way. Jesus, this is a tribute album, you think they honestly feel the Genesis is a true loser?

There's going to be another conflicting report next month. Plus, there's a lack of professionalism in that guy's writing that I don't trust.

This is one of the few times I've ever agreed with you. I just simply haven't been able to force my way through a Metroid Prime game.

I've known about the game for a while now. It really won't be as bad as everyone thinks it will be. (In terms of story at least. The gameplay might be mediocre. I dunno.) The game won't take place during the movie. That would be stupid, since there isn't much action in Watchmen. It's gonna take place before the Keene Act. From what I remember, you play as Nite Owl II and Rorschach. A game where you get to kick ass and break fingers in their heyday? Sounds like a solid concept right there. As for the ending, I'm hearing conflicting reports constantly. One confirms the end will be in tact, another confirms that it will be a different ending. I'm not gonna believe any of them until the movie actually comes out. It'll actually be nice to not know about how the movie will end. Add to the mystery. I'm pretty sure that both endings will be on the DVD anyway.

This is pretty tight so far. I'm on track 2 right now, The Verses of Genesis. Really nice sampling there. Casino Night Zone was a surprise though. Beautiful.

ZoHLgaG7aS4 I've wanted this game for so long. I don't care if it's "casual" or whatnot. Each button assigned an actual note? Getting to play an instrument that isn't either a guitar, drumset, electric bass (the most boring kind of bass.). The songs can range from easy: 0wm0XBm2qfg To hard: bEKYgigzPEQ The instrument samples sound very dated, sure. Very much like a first gen OCRemix (Oh snap!), but the game did come out in 2005 after all. I'm gonna have to import this eventually. I'm pretty sure it's got wireless single cart support.

That is the bitch. I'm gonna have to try it soon. Hmm. That sucks. I'll still have to try it. It seems like all the fun music game ideas I have never make it to fruition. Jam With The Band? Each DS plays a different instrument, get together with your friends and all play a song as a band? Kick ass. Rock Band precursor there. Too bad it never came to the States. I don't care what anyone says, my idea for Rock Band is much better. That game's garbage until they add a rock organ. They don't even need to call it "Rock Band." Rename it to "The Doors" and it would be gold.

The news sucks, but I still need to try it. I've never seen any screenshots, but seeing Miyamoto demonstrate how it would play way back made it look extremely fun. I didn't imagine it as playing an instrument, I thought it would be more like a conductor game, like Mad Maestro. Conduct fast, band plays fast. Conduct slow, the band plays slow. Conduct in a certain areas to make different sections play, little things like that. Does wiimusic have this? If it does, I don't care how bad the instrument playing parts are, I'd still say this is worth a purchase.

It shouldn't be hard to google up, but if you're patient, I'll post a tutorial here once I get my flashcart. It shipped last week......so I should theoretically get it in another week. Or two. You know how free shipping from Hong Kong can be. I just beat Mother 3 last night. That was one of the most satisfying experiences I've had in a long time.

I totally forgot about Beggar Prince. I'm gonna have to get these eventually.

More NMH2 news. http://www.nintendoeverything.com/?p=4795

I got it used from GameCrazy for $12 bucks or so. No instructions though. I went to a GameStop telling them I bought a copy there and didn't have the instructions, and I got lucky. I found the case, popped it open, and the disc was still there. I informed one of the employees. He said he was looking for that. Was so thankful, he let me have the instructions.

It's quite genius really. Now, no matter what happens, I can't kill myself until after I beat this game.

The year 2010 can't come fast enough.

Sin and Punishment 2. Awww right.

Fuck that flower clock in Hornet Man's stage.

The wiimote works perfectly. Best way to emulate the NES experience. The Magnets in Tornado Man's stage is the new collapsing platforms in Gutsman's stage.

DBZ had been over long before they moved to Saturdays. You're thinking of GT. And Miguzi died forever ago. No one wept.

He did Sonic's voice in both of those cartoons.

Standards? Yeah, I got standards. I can do My Funny Valentine, I Won't Dance, I Get a Kick Out of You, Moonlight Serenade....

Korgoth The Barbarian. And I hated it. As far as I know, it wasn't picked up. They need to get rid of Squidbillies too. Just awful.

A monkey drove around a go-kart thing while Spritle air-guitared Freebird while running away from security guards at one point. I enjoyed every minute of him on screen. I can understand in some movies when children can be annoying, but Jesus Christ, everyone automatically writes off every child in every movie as "annoying." Is being an uptight asshole the new cool? The kid who played Spitle's got some serious acting chops. I see a bright future for him.

Fortunately, it received a proper conclusion in the season one finale of Justice League Unlimited. Ah, JLU. Last show on Toonami I gave a damn about.

Fun fact: The last episode of Batman Beyond was first aired on Toonami. It wasn't an amazing episode by any means, just the last episode before it got canceled. It was kind of a let down for people, but that's because they had misplaced expectations.

I just don't see how it's possible to have gone the serious route with this movie. It wouldn't have been nearly as charming or fun. It's a film where everyone was perfectly cast, it had a clear family message to it that wasn't shoved down your throat. I didn't find Spritle annoying at all. He was funny and had some pretty big balls for a kid. John Goodman as Pops was badass. The family rock. No one else could have pulled it off the way he did. On one hand, he's a father, the other, serious race car entrepreneur who can beat up ninjas. The scene where Speed talks about the night he watched the championship race with Pops show's that he's got depth. Mom was the glue that held the family together. To be honest, it's not a 100% accurate adaptation of the cartoon. The cartoon is extremely two dimensional. The movie gives depth to a cartoon that had none.