
I don't play tactical RPGs, nor could I possibly run that game, but here's to free games! That's awesome! Hope you enjoy it.
I don't play tactical RPGs, nor could I possibly run that game, but here's to free games! That's awesome! Hope you enjoy it.
That's one hell of a bargain, too bad there's no way my 38GB of space left, XP-running Dell D620 laptop could do anything with that without significantly slowing down every few seconds.
Let me know when someone is selling a good, refurbished or new laptop for seven bucks. lol
Pretty sure everyone feels the same way, more or less.
Just woke up and am now driftin back to sleep. It'll work, though, I just have to stay put and away from snacks.lol
Yeah, movies are definitely guilty of this too, it just makes sense from a production standpoint, but it can get more grating in video games because it's being reused constantly in a ten-plus hour span, as opposed to short moments in two-hour movies often spread out years apart.
As for Goldeneye, in that video I linked to, Kirkhope did admit to mostly imitiating the movie's soundtrack, so that doesn't surprise me if the alarm sound was reused. He also said for the tanker level, he mixed a song from Duran Duran's A View to a Kill soundtrack and Faith No More's "We Care A Lot."
Sounds like fun, I've always wanted to string together a chain of dominoes. Love both the songs you posted, probably my favorite Maiden song, and loved "Midnight City" whenever it came on last year. One of those I feel cool driving around at night songs. Video doesn't really reflect that emotion, more of a horror movie vibe, but great song in any case.
I've never played 06 and don't want to after all the internet hate.
And of course Tiger would do it! I'm not married, so I'm gonna try! lol Eagle Eye Cherry is one smooth dude; glad you liked the Interpol.
Thanks for the comment as always!
Your 12% doesn't scare me!
I'm feeling good about the 100% Eternal Darkness has so far. lol
I've only played a few minutes of it on nintendo8.com myself, but that's some interesting backstory. Hopefully, my first apartment isn't in a drug dealer heavy neighborhood.
I notice your PSN account name is slow-beef, that inspired by the Something Awful Let's Player, or pure coincidence?
As always, great picks. Just so you know I listened:
Blenderhead dancer stage right, left from audience perspective reminds me of the dad from Honey I Shrunk the Kids! I wonder, did Blenderhead get their name from the BR song or did BR get the song name "Blenderhead" from that band, or do they not necessarily have anything to do with each other, which I think is most likely? It'd be cool if there was some influence either way, though.
Really liked "Ready to Roll," and I used to play "If I Ever Stray" by Frank Turner all the time when I still DJ'd for KSAU, glad to hear more from him, that "Recovery" song was great, liked the split image video. I wasn't huge on his cover of "My Poor Friend Me," but it does make him punk to me, and I like just about everything else he's done.
I have mixed feelings on "Long Lost Friends," but overall, I do like it for its softer approach, sounds closer to what most people I knew in high school would listen to.
I love being able to tell what song "Holiday in Cambodia" is just by the opening bass line, and Joe's voice, while it isn't the best quality video, still sounds like it did on the recording. Awesome, and the man's got a good name.
"Spindle" was a great way to go out, love those short and to-the-point numbers.