I spend like just a few minutes with the GBA version. I watched the opening, let my girl (I say girl, but she's a monster/human cross breed) tag along, and bought some items that told me nothing of what they did. Then I never got back to it. The town music seemed to be saying to me in it's glib happy way, "You'll never beat me. You'll get killed on the first monster. Ha ha. Ha ha."
WOOOOOOO!
i'm happy I finally have it. I've been eyeing it for a long while now.
Yea, the Animated Series is so great. Your choice of Will Arnet as number one though is perfect. Could he do a live action Batman?
I hope I can watch it on youtube. I'll listen tot he music, but for opera, I gotta see it.
I thought that Pelleas und Melisande was Debussy too at first, but it's Shoenberg. I've listened to the Debussy one though. Love that. Gotta see a production of it someday.
Exactly, it's growing on you. Just like it grew on me. The geniuses at the various game pubishers have done their job in converting us all. They roll out a lot of free, or cheap games, and we're all converted. Welcome to the new generation of virtual property. I shed a tear for the old times, the piles of discs, and closets full of systems and games. . . and then I'm kinda relieved.
Someone give me an extra head so I can also play PC games.
Been playing Culdcept Saga online multiplayer recently. I can't believe the servers are still on for that title. I gained two new friends playing it too. Rounds can last an hour or more though.
I saw a recent concert video with Squire playing his solo from Fragile, and I was surprised at his showmanship. He really hammed it up. I didn't know he was as extroverted as all that, but, I guess, now I think about his playing, it's obvious in his bass lines.
Also Jon Anderson mentioned once in an interview concerning the YesShows live album that Chris's playing was "immaculate". I always remember that and try and take care to listen to his parts in Yes songs.
Mr. Vampire and his Phantoms. I like that as a band name.
