The Coop

Serves you right for trying to shit on my party, Meteo! You vile, degradation of humanity! You sludge of the lower societal rung! You hemorrhoidal flare up on the ass-end of life! BEGONE! A fun tale there, Meteo. Bravo And thanks again guys and gals

What was that? Ya gotta speak up sonny, I can't hear like I used to. Why, back in the day, I could hear a pin drop from fifty yards away. Now I have to turn up my TV so loud it makes Mr. Whiskers' fur blow from the force of the sound. What? Bah, you ain't listenin' to me anyway. Damn little punks and their tweets and iPhones. What's wrong with using a rotary dial phone ya damn little shits? It worked for me for ages! And the only thing that should be tweeting are the birds! **wanders off mumbling about jello** Thanks for the birthday wishes good ladies and gentlemen of OCR

Red Steel 2

Looks like someone lost their touch Enjoyable video.

After hearing "AAA" on Strapping Young Lad's album "City," I finally decided to try the whole album. Quite enjoyable.

I'll see your wtf, and raise you something I found when looking for stuff to use in a thread I made a while back... Creative and well done, but... wtf?

I got my Vampire: Darkstalkers Collection disc recently. It's not relevant in the least, but it's what's up. S'up witchu?

April Fools God of War III

Speaking of tone Perhaps you see no connection, but it does happen for some. A whole host of notes already in place can work against your writing in a mental way as you start trying to create. It seems like it's cluttered and you're trying to write your ideas in the middle of what feels like a mess. I've read how some feel like they're fighting with the original song more than anything because it's already all there, getting in the way. Again, this doesn't happen to everyone, but it happens. Either way, it was merely a suggestion. It's a good skill to further hone when you do get the time.

Someone who speaks the truth. If you're going to do something, do it right. Don't take the easy way out because the end result may/will suffer, regardless of what you're doing (music, visual art, editing, writing, etc.). Perhaps you're not interested in making a lot of remixes, or maybe you are. Either way, it's good advice. Saving time is a good thing, but so is not having to rely on something being there to help get you started. Namely, because it won't always be. I've never used a MIDI in my life, namely because I learned to play by ear. So to me, using a pre-made MIDI as a base just seems off. Backward basically. I know not everyone (anyone?) will agree with me, but that's all just my opinion. Take it or leave as you see fit.

An awfully sneaky way to go about making your own birthday thread, Arek. Say it's your birthday and then try to cover it up by posting nice artwork. But I see through your trickery. This too, is backward. So... ________________

Why would you want heated Revlon, Covergirl, etc. products?

If you're gonna lie, lie big?

Sadly, no PS3 or 360 to get any shmups there (yeah, I've fallen behind in terms of systems). Plus, I have all six Gradius games (I-V and Gaiden) in various collections on the Saturn (Gradius Deluxe Pack), PS1 (Gradius Gaiden) and PS2 (Gradius III-V). Got 1943 on my Capcom collections for the XBox as well. I actually plan on getting a 360 once they work enough of the bugs out. It may sound dumb, but I already own Raiden IV and Raiden Fighters Aces (grabbed them before the OMG RARE L@@K dipshits could began driving up the prices).

Eh, why not? It's Cave, so it might be decent as long as they don't fuck with the hit box size. Kinda gotten tired of the whole bullet curtain shmup genre though, since it seems to be what most shmup makers focus on these days. It'd be nice if we could get more games like Raiden IV and Under Defeat.