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Oh, yeah, post counts do go up with Way Off-Topic posts.

You should know that this is really against the rules. +1!

Kiro... You're playing basketball in the middle of a meadow... Are you on drugs?

Can anyone identify this Bach song? Bach_something.mp3

I'm sorry.

Hades was shot once!

This brothel is bad though! It's rife with all colors of sexually transmitted diseases and old ugly women!

Just so you know, I'm saying I wouldn't recomend Morrowind.

I want to do the theme music for a James Bond game.

Well, I can't download mods, becaus eI have it for X-Box. Also, I was merely pointing out that it looks worse than most of my N64 games. I wasn't saying don't get it because of that though. I was just pointing it out. There are plenty of other reasons not to get it. But it's all relative.

Holy heartfalure Batman! I need to jump on this!

Wait, you can change the dificulty? Also, yeah expect it to look bad. It looks worse than most of my N64 games. Seriously.

Yeah. LIKE YOUR FACE! *ahem* I think we can all agree IF story = true THEN SAD IF story = untrue THEN LAME <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I meant TrueNeutral's story was funny because they were all a bunch of jerks.

don't know what you guys are talking about.

I believe it was Llyranor who said it best. "It's like an MMORPG if you don't have any friends." Or something like that.

Well, can you say it? I can say it.

Darth Taks.

The only reason I played it as long as I did was because it was a nice free roaming do what I want game. What I didn't like was the combat. Another problem was it took super long to load the game, and every time I died, I would have to wait for it to load again.

Now that you mention it, we never had a Volcano in the middle of the island until I woke up the day after Jump Day...

That story was tragically funny.

There is a joke about the Terminator in here somewhere.

Pixies - In Heaven The newer live version of this song with Kim singing is so good.

What do you like about that game? I got it a while ago, and stopped playing. I just couldn't get into it.

What does a game company look for when picking someone to compose the music for their games? What's the process you go through to find composers that do video game music, and what do you look for in them to pick one?