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< has played Burnout Paradise City, which happens to have Guns N' Roses - Paradise City as the theme song (great song by the way). < thinks that's a really good game and you don't even need an extremely powerful PC to play it. It's also on PS3 and Xbox 360.

< also recalls playing Burnout Dominator on PSP a long time ago and thinking it was really fun, < still has that game here somewhere too.

Aside from that, < wonders if < should try out Burnout 3 on PS2 since ^ seems to have a lot of fun with it

Steo wrote: Sat Nov 24, 2018 3:58 pm < has played Burnout Paradise City, which happens to have Guns N' Roses - Paradise City as the theme song (great song by the way). < thinks that's a really good game and you don't even need an extremely powerful PC to play it. It's also on PS3 and Xbox 360.

< also recalls playing Burnout Dominator on PSP a long time ago and thinking it was really fun, < still has that game here somewhere too.

Aside from that, < wonders if < should try out Burnout 3 on PS2 since ^ seems to have a lot of fun with it

Yeah, < has had a lot of fun back when < could play it, that's what < has been talking about all along

EDIT: Oh, < misunderstood what ^ was talking about, but < gets it now, sorry

Yeah, ^ should definitely try it out, it rocks! It has an amazing soundtrack, is really fun to play or if you're angry for some reason you can take out your anger in the game by smashing the opponents and taking them down (hence the title, Burnout 3: Takedown) without hurting anyone physically or emotionally. It's a great game either way. Personally, my favorite track in the game is "Time and Time Again" by Chronic Future.

It seems that the only car games < owns for PS2 are Gran Turismo 3 and Need For Speed Underground. < really loved Gran Turismo 3 though, that's a memory for < as < used to play that a lot. < loved the Polyphony001 Grand Prix car

Need For Speed Pro Street was one of <'s favourite NFS games despite it being a closed track type of game. Of course < has other games like GTA and The Getaway, but these other games are specifically about cars.

< wants to try Burnout now though since ^ was talking about it. Just because they're older games doesn't mean they're not good

Yeah, < wasn't saying that, in fact, <'s a retro guy too! (though you probably knew that already)

Also, < doesn't own any more racers for PS2 than ^, since Burnout 3 is literally the only one < owns

Haha well < only owns those 2 racing games for PS2 really. Come to think of it, < has no idea what happened to Need For Speed Pro Street because < recalls having that for PS2 also

Well there are a lot of brilliant PS2 games out there, some that < has played and so many altogether that even in 2018 < hasn't discovered some gems that exist for the console. It's no surprise that the console has so many sales and was one of the highest selling consoles of all time

< will start to to play Samurai Warriors 3 soon after < folds <'s clothes.

< might actually play something on PS2 or Xbox in a bit. < heard Burnout 3 was also on Xbox and since that console is a little bit more powerful, < might try it out on that. Of course < looked up reviews after hearing Aaron talking about it and it has ratings like 4.8/5

It will give < something to do while < consumes a couple of Irish beverages

The Jonster wrote: Wed Aug 15, 2018 6:41 pm Fido.

Fido is actually a pet microchipping service in Ireland.

The more you know

<'s been playing around with the music editor PxTone (which was created by the same guy who made Cave Story) to try making some tunes for <'s game. After many failed attempts <'s finally getting the gist of it, though <'s still not great at proper musical progression.

Here's <'s first attempt at something half-decent: https://drive.google.com/open?id=16PJ0o ... GhP7frb2Qf

< thinks that's good and it would set a decent mood which would suit the game

< knows you're not looking for the type of stuff < would have composed like upbeat 90's style stuff for a game like that because it wouldn't set the mood at all

< never did use an editor like that and always resorted to midi composers, which ultimately just sound crap in comparison to a decent music editor. Maybe < should give a real music editor a try next time < works on a game and and see what < can do. Then again this is not about <

< says PxTone isn't very complex and isn't actually very far from a midi composer, the only effects you can use that < knows of are a few different customisable reverbs, panning, and sliding from one pitch to another. Otherwise it's basically just putting samples in and arranging them on a piano roll.

Also the interface has a cow pattern in the border which is pretty cute

< should try it out then and see what it's like

< has used the most basic 8 track composer that exists for a very long time and became way too used to it. < did eventually try a couple of midi composers to modify already composed music to change velocity and do other stuff like add the kind of tremolo wave effect to some notes. Also stuff like pitch shifting as ^ mentions since the basic composer is just notes, nothing else

< was watching part of a long documentary about Major League Baseball.

< remembers using TuxGuitar back in 2012 or so…

< just used the free software Babya Logic a lot even when < had a really old PC.

< is likes seeing a few different members post in threads like today, it's nice to see

Yeah <’s glad to be here too

< is happy to see ^ is here, and honestly < is also happy that < is here and acting more like < should have been all along.

< is thinking of searching through <'s rooms to find the old Rayman games < has so < can take a picture for <'s wiki page. Though like ^^, < is feeling a bit lazy, so maybe < will just wait awhile.

< thinks people deserve a second chance

< delved way to deeply into certain things in the past, reviving situations that had been dealt with long ago when frankly, < should have just ignored those things all along. There's even an ignore list if it's absolutely necessary to use it and maybe < could have made use of it a while back, even just temporarily.

<'s glad to leave all that in the past and move on so we can all have a nice happy community, just like < should have ages ago

Now who's the eejit

Guess even great people like < make mistakes.

< wonders if anyone remembers this?

Ah, <'s good old emachines PC used to have a BIOS just like this. DDR @100MHz though? Whoa

Seagate HDD by the looks of the model number if < was to guess.

< could never forget! < had it up to quite recently on some of <'s older Intel-based machines.
Wait…
< just realized it's been over a decade since < built <'s first computer!