XeroNazoBlaze

Why isn't Big there? goddamnit Sega.

hahahaha that was awesome.

I'm playing Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis (a fantastic 2D RPG for PS2), and goddamn, the OST is great and catchy as hell. Here are my favourites tracks: Splendid Force Disruptor Ah. Disciplinarian of Youth I spend more time in the sound test menu than in the game, haha.

The Modern remix of CPZ sounds so fucking awesome.

Fuck Capcom. But apparently, CyberConnect2 would be interested in develop MML3.

Bad Religion - Supersonic

As long as I don't have to raise those little freaks to win medals or whatever, like in SA2, I'm ok with it.

I don't want to bitch, but that list is just plain sad.

Hbhbhbhbhbhbhbhbhbhb!

Yeah, Sega would go for it . It'd be some sort of bad joke if they don't add more levels of the most (or one of most) memorable title(/s) of the Sonic franchise to date (at least to me). And I'm talking of S3&K. Oh well, let's see what is what they can offer as DLC. wat

Lava Reef, Sandopolis, Marina Madness or burn in the hell Sega.

Genesis Sonic, for teh win.

Everything here is looking neat guys. Keep up the good work.

This song needs a fukken metal version.

Awesome screen glitch Although it has a good frame rate and it was quite fun play it. Windows XP 64 Bits Edition NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS (drivers up to date) 2 GB RAM[/CODE]

Done. Good luck, Strife!.

You could use any audio tool editor to achieve that, although you will lost a bit quality of your audio files during the process. A little trick is changing the sample rate of the file, for example, let's say the sample rate of your audio file is 44100 hz, via editing you could set it to 22050 hz and then save it to any compressed audio format. The size of the file will be considerably smaller than original with the quality somewhat intact. OGG is one of the best audio compression format and is supported by MMF2 and GM. I hope you have understood through my shitastic english.

Ever heard of steroids? And seriously, what the hell Mcdonalds, what the hell...

It's pretty good overall, as well the music. Damn, Starlight Carnival's BGM sounds like a seizure.

Happy New Year!. My best wishes for you guys.

I received money instead of toys Merry Christmas for everyone.

Well, these are my recomendations for Wii: If you played the Budokai Tenkaichi series for PS2, you might get interested in Budokai Tenkaichi 3, what does support GCN controller. Although I'm not fan of Naruto (neither DBZ), Clash of Ninja Revolution 3 is quite fun and the controls are pretty easy. If you ever played the previous Naruto titles for GCN (Clash of Ninja 1 & 2 / Gekitou Ninja Taisen 3 & 4), probably you will note that it lacks of unlockable content. Like DBZBT3, it does support GCN controller too. Phantom Brave is another good option even if you aren't a fan of tactical RPGs. Originally developed for PS2, it got a port for Wii. It was made for the same team that did the Disgaea series, so gameplay is almost the same. Another game that supports GCN controller. Besides of the Sonic games, that's all my collection. same here.

happy birthday:aparty:

Listening VGMs. Or playing videogames. These two activities are my finest resource of ideas. And planning, well...

I've completed the game without any error nor bugs but with beatiful slowdowns, and running Wiii games through emulators, that's much to ask to my ancient proccesor =P. Kinda weird to say, but I have more fun playing the DS version.