DarkeSword

Hey. Cut it out.

Well, that's what the Zelda series is, though. It's Nintendo's whimsical fantasy adventure series. It's about swords and magic and heroes and princesses. You take that away and it becomes Zelda in name only. Progress Zelda to a Victorian steampunk setting or something vaguely WWI-ish or even futuristic cyberpunk setting and you lose the setting that frames the idea of a boy with a sword and shield fighting monsters to save the princess. They aren't really creatively bankrupt though. Skyward Sword has great puzzles and dungeon design; its only real problems are the constant hand-holding (Fi) and the interface issues (treasures, shops, etc.). Even combat becomes a puzzle game about angles, and that's pretty cool.

I really love this game, but I've gotta say to all you guys who don't see an issue with the jagginess of the graphics, you're crazy. The art direction in this game is great but the fact that it's in standard definition is ass. I'm not done with it (did about 5 dungeons so far), but I've gotta say that it's a great game. I only have a few issues: 1. I know what a Jelly Blob (and every other treasure and bug) is. You don't have to tell me every time I load my save up. 2. Store interfaces are crap. Shopkeepers talk too much before letting you buy/upgrade an item. Too much menu-mess. 3. I love Fi's design and the way she dances around like figure skater/ballerina, but I don't like that she always reiterates everything and constantly tells me exactly what I need to do. What happened to subtlety, Nintendo? She's there on the down button if I need her. 4. JAGGY GRAPHICS STANDARD DEF

I'm not ruining the mood and I'm not killing any album sales. I moved a thread and gave a quick reason. Shaggy doesn't have a problem with it. Just drop it.

I was just giving a reason for moving so he knew.

You're only allowed to promote your music in Community if you're a posted remixer. Moved to Workshop.

Cannot stress this enough. The Mega Man Zero series's story is fantastic, especially in how it explores the relationship between Zero and X (especially when you look at all the extended materials like the drama tracks from the soundtracks).

Scoreboard is updated, and raw tally sheet is also public, so you can take a look at that if you care about that kind of thing.

Hey guys. Remixes for round 4 are up and available for download. Some file names had some minor errors that I had to fix so make sure you guys are checking the rules whenever you submit. Voting for round 4 is live. I will do round 3 tallies and scores later today or tomorrow, as I am going furniture shopping today. Round 5's Wily Theme is also up. This week we'll be fighting through .

I download all the mixes at the very end, so ninja updates are fine. But just in case, always post that you update in the thread.

Don't buy anything that's NOT a Daily Deal until the end.

Signed, although I always figured my consent would be implied, given my staff status. ~OH WELL~

Only I am allowed to tell people to stop posting in this thread. WILLROCK STOP POSTING IN THIS THREAD

http://ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=37681

>_> Are you going to finish this?

You can download the music you know.

http://darkesword.com/wcrg/WCRG2011%20-%20Round%201.zip There you go.

Yeah SE is probably not going to move assets of a game over to an entirely new engine. More likely they are just doing a high-quality port, much like HD Remasters that have been coming out lately (SotC, MGS, etc.).

Really, 13's engine? Where did they say that?

Part of what you said is exactly what I said, and the other part is not really what I'm talking about.

MIDIs (by which you are most likely referring to .mid files), don't contain recorded audio, so I guess you could say they're not "sound files." MIDI files are like sheet music for your computer; they contain instructions that your computer uses to generate sounds/music through either a sampler or a synthesizer. As for the general opinion of MIDIs? Not really sure. In the day and age of broadband internet, actual recorded music is much more accessible than it used to be, so looking for MIDIs of songs just to hear your favorite tunes doesn't really have the same impact anymore. Still, I believe artists still find the file format convenient for a variety of reasons (reference, collaboration, etc.).

Not really a big fan of it, no, but remember my vote doesn't really count more than anyone else's, so do whatever you want.

FYI guys, Mr. X's Stage is probably my #1 most favorite Mega Man song ever, so I'm really hoping you guys bring your A Game.

They're all dead. They're all...skulls. Anyway, Round 3 remixes are available and voting is live, so get to it. Remember folks, only post your top three, and keep the reviews out of the voting threads. Also if you're on a team, remember to post your team's name in your vote, otherwise I might forget to give your team a voting bonus. Some of you guys forgot in Round 2. Anyway, enjoy.