Amayirot Akago

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYZ9BJ7mDKI IMA FUCK THIS SIGN UP

Actually played that one for the very first time not too long ago. Lovely game. It was actually made by the same guy that did Another World, and it shows.Shame it had such a shitty ending.

The music from 3DMark 2000.

IAWTC. Had a blast with the PC version last night, even if it is horribly repetitive at times. But man, the brutal violence and array of different moves definitely makes up for it.As for the movie, two words: mute Deadpool. I rarely ever read comics and even that pissed me off.

I'm interested in doing video reviews and/or Let's Plays of Wii/GC games, but I have trouble finding a decent device for my needs. Can anyone recommend a not too expensive (USB) device for this purpose? Also, are there any devices out there that support component cable, or do I have to resort to composite?

The Jill of the Jungle soundtrack, in all its retro AdLib-y glory.

Marco D'Ambrosio - A God Of Time Gotta love JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and good old synth music.

Love that guy. I have the Lost Eden and Dune soundtracks myself, gorgeous stuff.

Casshern Sins OST. Good stuff from a decent anime.

Star Salzman - Chrono Trigger The Incredible Singing Robot OCRemix

I freaking loved Ultimate Spider-Man as well. The webslinging was great, but nothing beats leaping off the highest tower in New York as Venom and landing with a huge SLAM hundreds of feet on the ground below.

The Robotnik Boomer made me ROFL so hard Someone needs to do a Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni soundpack for the Witch.

Two words: Another World. Four more if you're not European: Out Of This World. 3D, no GUI, same cinematic style as the original, relying on your merely your wits and reflexes to survive. And plenty of awesome death scenes of course.

Anyone here up for a Campaign later? I'm sick of being ditched by strangers cause I'm "too slow". WELL SORRY GUYS, THAT BOOMER VOMITED ON ME OUT OF NOWHERE AND THEN I GOT POUNCED BY A FUCKING HUNTER, OF COURSE THAT'LL SLOW ME DOWN.

A buddy of mine in Australia gave the game to me as a late Christmas gift yesterday. Had a quick go at singleplayer No Mercy last night to get the hang of it, and I must say I freaking love this game. Nothing like mowing down a horde of zombies and then smacking the last one in the head when I run out of ammo. Tanks are a pain in the ass though; every time I encountered one it ignored my teammates and came for me and me alone. Definitely having a go at the multiplayer later

Of course, I installed those as soon as I got the card. Hmmm... I just had a quick look at my wallpaper, this morning there was a single green pixel there but it seems to have disappeared now. When I open up that one manga page though, the pixels appear in the same place as always.

Ever since I got my new Club3D (NVidia GeForce) 9600 GT graphics card I've noticed, at times, swarms of green pixels appearing in certain places, but only on specific things (like a certain spot on a specific page of a manga, a specific scene in a video file, or a banner on a site somewhere). Given the circumstances I doubt it's due to overheating; anyone have any ideas what it might be?

Oh God yes. I've been requesting this since forever, so I'm eagerly awaiting any and all entries. Go for it, guys! Oh, and incidentally, the game is utter crap compared to the anime (at least IMO), but at least they both use the same awesome music.

Beckett is fast becoming one of my new favorite remixers, and this song's another great reason why. Nice and spooky, great orchestral sound as always.

He liked it better than GTAIV at least, which leaves me with a bit of a dilemma... pick up GTAIV or Saints Row 2 on PC when either comes out?

Hey, I loved that game. Especially the Wild West levels. Actually, there was. In the intro we see a virus being uploaded into the central computer of some futuristic historical centre or somesuch causing everyone to be sucked into a VR simulation of the past, including the repairman protagonist Stanley. According to the manual, the virus then sends opponents after Stanley to prevent him from stopping it from infecting the entire system, which is where those computer chips you collected during levels come into play.

The Neverhood. No other game has ever come close to that game's unique atmosphere and style, not to mention the soundtrack. Imagine my joy when I finally re-obtained it several years ago.

Known about that site for years now. Great place, great soundtracks. And yeah, we definitely need more remixes of those games, so everybody get crackin'!

Picked it up, and played a bit in the past few days against the computer (who by the way is a CHEATING BITCH, tho it doesn't help that my luck with spinning is so damn shitty). Great game from what I've seen so far, can't wait to try it in multiplayer when my buddy comes over again one of these days.

I picked up Dokapon yesterday. Haven't had a chance to play it against a human opponent yet but what little I've played so far seems like it'd be real blast in multiplayer (although my luck is absolutely sh*tty when it comes to spinning or roulette).