PeterInouye

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   by PeterInouye 14y ago

   Lol Big Fish seeking real-money whales
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   by PeterInouye 15y ago

   It's definitely true that different demographics crave different types of competition!
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   by PeterInouye 15y ago

   I think he means "lower right."
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   by PeterInouye 15y ago

   Great post!
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   by PeterInouye 15y ago

   @guan_yu: I definitely see music as art and not just a part of the IP/brand. But not all developers see music the same way, so I was just trying to appeal to their business sense--if not to their artistic sense too. Music is part of the gam
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   by PeterInouye 15y ago

   I loved the movie too. I never played the game, but the game soundtrack by Anamanaguchi was awesome. Your description of Scott Pilgrim is pretty much my thoughts on Anamanaguchi in general--a combining of the old (chiuptune) sounds with som
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   by PeterInouye 15y ago

   Dun DUN... Dun DUN... dun dun dun dun DUN DUN DUN DUN
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   by PeterInouye 15y ago

   In some ways, both! The music definitely did have to work with the limitations of the SNES, but that audio chip (at the time) blew everything Sega had out of the water. I agree with asianexpress- Nobuo Uematsu is just awesome. But the sound
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   by PeterInouye 15y ago

   So true. The SNES audio chip just had such a distinct sound, and at the time it was better than the midi on my PC! Oh the hours I spent in FF III (or FF VI as we know it now)...