The Coop

Resistance 3

Indeed. That sucker's gone at the moment... at 4:04 A.M. oddly enough.

Bio Tech - The Coop This tune is from Thunder Force IV, with '80s-style synths galore. It's a fine first sub we got from this bub. From him, we can't wait to hear more. The Fallen's Grave - The Coop From Altered Beast comes Coop's next song. It's three minutes, three seconds long. Moody and somber, it's a good number, but volume levels aren't that strong. Wounds of the Past - The Coop Coop's next entry into our fold's from Phantasy Star IV we're told. It's somber and sad, and really not bad, but his synths are getting quite old. Silverhawk Legacy - The Coop This Darius remix we store, has a solid beat at its core. Production is weak, good sounds Coop should seek, before we accept anymore.

I don't know what's going on, why it's going on, or who's behind the sticky mess on the Off Topic floor, but until I get my pudding and Fluttershy plushy, I'm holding this site hostage and rewriting all the reviews in limerick form.

Scatman John. Never heard of the guy until recently, but his mix of scat and electronica/pop/rap is rather clever, and at times, infectious.. - I'm the Scatman - Scatman's World

OK. Got it uploaded and sent via PM, Darke.

Goddamn ISP kept kicking me off when I tried to upload my remix. I'll try again this afternoon (and evening, if needed).

It's no different from a Dungeon Master in D&D. You have a shitty one, and the game's not going to be as fun as it would be if you had someone who was really into it, and good at it.

... and a preemptive...

Dead Island

Ah, MST3K. I remember the first time I saw it, it came on at like... three in the morning on a station when I was living out west. It was one of the Mystery Science Theater Hour episodes featuring a Hercules movie. Sadly, when I came back the next week, the show was nowhere to be found. Where it went, and what the station did with it, who knows. I didn't see the show again until it came to the Sci-Fi Channel in '97. Then I got hooked officially and watched it to the end. I have all the episodes from seasons 8-10 recorded, and a number of the official releases from spots in the first seven seasons (all on VHS of course). Oh, and the movie too. It was a great show, one that I really wish someone would get the syndication rights for so that all ten seasons could be aired somewhere. I'd love to get to see the many, many episodes I missed.

Aw, I thought this was some kind of Resident Evil mixed media kind of deal. **kicks a small rock and wanders off**

I'll just drop this little oddity here... http://bullethellponies.blogspot.com/2011/09/release-v150.html

I 1CCed the arcade version of Darius once. Had a small crowd and everything, and did it on my birthday to boot R-Type Final is flawed, but fun. There are a metric fuckton of ships to unlock, and multiple endings. It plays fine, but it's not as intense as the games that came before it. It's cheap these days, and still enjoyable, so it's worth picking up IMHO. Yes. R-Types has nearly arcade perfect ports of the first two games, and R-Type Delta is fantastic. If you let those slip away, I suggest having your head examined.

Darke- Sent my submission via PM just now.

Driver: San Francisco

Remake, port, enhanced port... it's just retreading old ground, which is the new status quo for S-E I guess. Probably means there's yet another redo of the first two FF games coming up soon But you know, it would be nice if they put that energy into something else... something new. A follow up to a franchise that they left behind, despite how well it was received. Like say, oh... Einhander II.

It's official... Square-Enix is out of ideas. They're remaking their own games that are only a decade old. I can see doing that to the NES and SNES games, maybe even the PS1 games. But something from the PS2 era? I can only say