The Mass Effect out: Isn't the ending great guys (plus other spoilers).

[Stark]

Found out this game about a year ago, and I find this game had a fantastic soundtrack. Its nice to still find games that still make me appreciate videogame osts

[Beelzebub]

I am disgust.
http://kadevice.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1935

The 2600 is shite anyway, not to mention a dime-a-dozen. At least he's finally making it into something useful. Now the Odyssey 2, that's a truly classic system.

I wish I could be productive after work

Dude, me too. I always have these plans to work on my projects. then when I get home I always end up vegging out and not doing a damn thing...I blame EP and all of you guys mainly.

[Corey]

Found out this game about a year ago, and I find this game had a fantastic soundtrack. Its nice to still find games that still make me appreciate videogame osts

One of my fondest memories of owning an Xbox. I can't say that any of the tunes stand out in particular but the familiar system was nice.

[Corey]

One of my fondest memories of owning an Xbox. I can't say that any of the tunes stand out in particular but the familiar system was nice.

That said, listening to song you posted, I remember every note.

[Gare]

Had that since it came out.

I suspected as much.

[Gare]

I heard mixed things about Curse of Darkness, but I never played it myself... despite having a huge poster of it on my wall (with the same artwork that's in Theo's video)

[Sheik]

I heard mixed things about Curse of Darkness, but I never played it myself... despite having a huge poster of it on my wall (with the same artwork that's in Theo's video)

Neither have I..and I like the Castlevania series as a whole.
Time to dig around.

[Corey]

I heard mixed things about Curse of Darkness, but I never played it myself... despite having a huge poster of it on my wall (with the same artwork that's in Theo's video)

Neither have I..and I like the Castlevania series as a whole.
Time to dig around.

It's actually decent. There's a familiar system in place for stat growth and stuff, and you craft weapons from materials. You don't get to play as a character with a whip until you beat the game first, but it isn't a halfass romp through the castle like most of the metroidvanias are. I'd say it's definitely worth a shot. Especially considering you can emulate it nowadays.

[Zaladane]

Well.


It seems slamming my laptop in a raging fucking fury upon the table somehow made it read my HDD again.

[Sheras]

Well.


It seems slamming my laptop in a raging fucking fury upon the table somehow made it read my HDD again.

Foolproof system

[Sheik]

Well.


It seems slamming my laptop in a raging fucking fury upon the table somehow made it read my HDD again.

Manly way of fixing electronics.

[Zaladane]

Manly way of fixing electronics.

100% true too.

However I may have fucked up other things doing that.

[Sheik]

It's actually decent. There's a familiar system in place for stat growth and stuff, and you craft weapons from materials. You don't get to play as a character with a whip until you beat the game first, but it isn't a halfass romp through the castle like most of the metroidvanias are. I'd say it's definitely worth a shot. Especially considering you can emulate it nowadays.

Good to know.
I'll put it in my "to play" list.

[Stark]

I heard mixed things about Curse of Darkness, but I never played it myself... despite having a huge poster of it on my wall (with the same artwork that's in Theo's video)

I'd recommend playing it. I find it slightly better than Lament of Innocence. I played it thinking it was going to be substandard but got hooked til the end The soundtrack and some of the characters really make the game a fun experience.

[Sheik]

100% true too.

However I may have fucked up other things doing that.

Such as the speakers, buttons, fan and other things