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| I rescued Super Joe! |
Feeling: Elated |
2008/05/09 |
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Last night I received a package from Capcom, Europe! I was so incredibly geeked to see it, and when I opened it, I found to my joy that I received an official Bionic Commando: Rearmed T-shirt! Capcom is my
hero. I've documented the shirt and added it to the Bionic Commando Database.
I also got my fat butt to the arcade and played some DDR last night. My foot injury still exists, but only when I put pressure on the side of my foot, I seem to be able to stomp the foot just fine. Plus, the
exercise helped clear up any soreness that I still had from playing dodgeball.
I had two odd dreams this morning. The first involved me coming across a Japanese man with the name "Atsushi Fujio". I was all excited and I asked him if he was the same Atsushi Fujio who composed videogame
music for Konami, and when he said, "No," I looked disappointed. Apparently, he got this all the time because he was a little upset that I confused him with the composer. My second dream involved me shaving my
head. Like, taking clippers, and trimming the hair down to the scalp. When I woke up I had to feel my head, just to make sure my lovely precious locks were still there.
The lame soundtrack of Tiger-Heli is now in the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation.
I've also posted my hacking notes for Abadox and Tiger-Heli. With them you can become invincible, have infinite lives, and always have the best power-ups.
SpongeBob EmoPants.
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| Do you know what it means to feel like god? |
Feeling: Okay |
2008/05/08 |
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The soundtrack of Abadox: The Deadly Inner War is now online in the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation.
Since I see image formats being used incorrectly on the Web all the time, I decided to make a page which explains the differences between the more common formats you see on the Web, the strengths and weaknesses
of each, and when you should used them. Enjoy, Graphic Formats For Web Use.
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| Feed me Faygo! |
Feeling: Blah |
2008/05/07 |
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Critics of videogame violence bitch about how there are no concequences for violent actions in the games. Well, der! It's a videogame. Should we hold a tribunal every time Mario stomps on a goomba? Of course,
we can all be sure that in real life you have to pay for your crimes. Just ask the three police officers who shot -50- rounds at Sean Bell. No, he didn't have a gun, but he was black. To prove there are
concequences in the real world, the police officers were all acquitted. Thus proving, that if you're black, there will be consiquences. Luckily, Patrick J. Lynch, President of New York's Police Benevolent
Association and advocate of less violent videogames, offered his great wisdom as seen in this comic. I wonder if it's a coincidence that a black man was
killed and Patrick's last name is "Lynch". Lynch also said, "...in this case there are no winners or losers..." Well, I'd have to argue that Sean Bell, the guy that was killed, just may have lost.
Rasicsm aside, I've added the soundtrack of SIM Town to Videogame Music Preservation Foundation.
I pushed April's updates to the old news page.
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| Somewhere in my wicked, miserable past there must have been a moment of truth |
Feeling: Injured |
2008/05/06 |
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This site has a WTF rating of 4. And they're subjecting kids to this stuff!
The miniature soundtrack for Elite: Plus is now in the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation.
I'm still gimping around from Sunday's dodgeball extravaganza. I didn't realize how out-of-shape I was, but not being able to do anything last summer really turned my body into mush. I tried stretching and
walking to loosen up, but I'm still aching everywhere. Woe is me.
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| Dodge, duck, dip, dive, and... dodge |
Feeling: Injured |
2008/05/05 |
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The weekend began by being nice and relaxing. I bought a padded mattress cover for my bed, slept in on Saturday, got my car fixed, and basically took it easy the whole day. Sunday, on the other hand, was a
grueling test of physical endurance and mental stability as the Troublesum crowd played dodgeball for three straight hours. Not having thrown a ball in close to a year now, my arms are incredibly sore, but my
wrists held out the whole time.
I also cranked out another soundtrack over the weekend. The Yukon Trail is now in the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation.
I'm going to try and work out my stiff joints tonight, and hopefully, by Wednesday, I won't be moving around like an arthritic old man.
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| Sleep, the other white meat |
Feeling: Sleepy |
2008/05/02 |
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I recently watched "Girl, Interrupted" again and I still have a total hard-on for Georgina Tuskin played by Clea DuVall.
I added another soundtrack to the Videogame Music Preservation Foundation. The game is called "Fuzzy's World of Miniature Space Golf". I'll bet you can't guess what
it's about.
My car has been acting strange again. Awhile back I spent $200+ dollars to fix something with the wheel, and now it feels like it's doing it again. I'm going to have to take it in again this weekend. I
hope I'm still under warranty.
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| It's done! |
Feeling: Exhausted |
2008/05/01 |
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Well, I finished it! The third issue of Cerebral Seepage is complete and ready for purchase/download. I've been putting some serious hours into its completion, and I'm
very happy to see it finished. I can finally relax for a couple days.
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