DarkeSword

I was digging this up until the inexplicable tempo change. It's such a weird thing to do in a straight up four-on-the-floor dance track. It's a gradual change and it's not jarring or anything, but I don't understand why it's there in lieu of an actual b-section breakdown. I like the synth design and the overall energy of the piece, but I feel like it gets a little static and auto-piloty around the fourth minute. Would love to see this on the site but it needs some variation in the middle that's not just a tempo change. NO, resub

Yes Round 4. Music's up.

I really like the whole look and feel of this series. I played the first one but got stuck in Elec Man's area and sort of gave up, but I always wanted to get back into it. I also had Network Transmission, the highly underrated Gamecube platformer that combined all the Battle Chips from the GBA series with the platforming of the Classic series. It had one of the truly great Mega Man soundtracks too.

I wonder if they're just going to call it Super Smash Bros. or give it a subtitle.

Music going up tonight. Sorry for the delay, folks.

My current mouse has been acting up lately. Funky middle-click and scroll-wheel issues. I'm in the market for a new mouse, preferably something wired and with a lot of customizable buttons (for gaming and the like). Any recommendations?

Hey. This is a thread about Xbox One, not Diablo 3 or SimCity. It's alright to make a couple of points with those games as an example but let's not let the discussion get completely off-track. Let's table D3 and SimCity discussion in this thread. If you want to talk about those games, you can do so in their respective threads in the Community forum. Just do a forum search and you can find them. E3 is approaching. Microsoft should be showing off a couple of games. Hopefully we'll get a look at Halo 5.

Again, for specific game discussion (i.e. Sonic: Lost World), use the game's thread.

The expression is "without further ado." "Adieu" means farewell.

If you hate being that guy, don't be that guy!

You can transfer all the Wii games to Wii U no problem. What you're thinking of is your Wii VC purchases carrying over to Wii U versions of the games you own. For example, if you own Super Metroid for Wii VC, that doesn't mean you get the Wii U version of Super Metroid for free.

Guys, the music ZIP has been updated with Mr. L's track. Seems like I missed it when I was doing the track compilation. Voting isn't affected, but make sure you all re-download round 3 to get all 9 tracks.

Putting music up tonight. Just wanna make a change to submissions rules. Nobody's in any trouble, but I'm going to have to ask you guys to not use MediaFire as a host for your files. Apparently the service has turned to complete crap, and has pop-up ads that try to get me to download EXE files and also features Applebee's commercials as CAPTCHAs. I recommend using Dropbox or SoundCloud to host your submissions. Thanks.

New Super Mario Bros U is a game that exists. It was a launch title. Also Wii U is a brand new console, it's not an update to the Wii. Nintendo is also obviously working on a new Zelda game for Wii U as well; Zelda games always take a long time to come out. 3DS has a great library too. I'm closing this thread because we've already got two threads devoted to Nintendo systems. You can post your opinions there.

Split Sonic Lost World discussion to its own thread. Remember, this is a thread to discuss the system in general, not specific games. If you want to talk about a game at length, it needs to have its own thread.

Holy fucking shit. The guy just said he wanted the game on a home console instead of a portable one. You people need to cut this shit out now. Talk about overreacting.

New matchups up. Music later.

You should get NintendoLand. It's a great party game.

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It's not delusional. It's economics. And it's not about companies "giving back" or having anything to do with feelings. When a product is expensive and there's no option to buy a cheaper, used copy, that product will not sell as much. Less people will buy, because they are not willing to pay the higher price. They will wait for a discount or price drop. That means publishers and retailers will be making less money than they used to. Publishers will respond to this by adjusting the MSRP of the product, and retailers will respond by having sales. When you can't sell a product because it's too expensive, you lower the price. That's one of the most basic rules of economics. Also I'm not sure what you mean by "they had every chance to go after used game sales in the past and choose [sic] to do nothing." What could they have done in the past to address used games that they aren't trying to do now? How would you, as a publisher, monetize second-hand sales of your products?

That bit about restricting access to paying viewers only is complete and utter bullshit.

I'm not saying they will. All I'm saying is that the market will respond to what people are willing to pay.