The only JRPGs I played on SNES as a kid were Chrono Trigger and Super Mario RPG, and both of those games have individual songs for each town and dungeon. I'm curious, what's the first game that started that trend?
Hey all, I spent all of my day off yesterday putting this mash-up together after having the idea the day before. I think it turned out pretty well for my first attempt but I wasn't sure exactly who to share it with, but since Giant Bomb has a history of espousing the virtues of the The Fast and The Furious franchise, I thought there might be people here who enjoy it.
I've never made a mash-up before and it's quite a bit harder than the concept sounds on paper; it also turns out that it's much harder to find instrumental versions of more recent songs, so I wasn't able to use some songs I wanted to. I think it still turned out well, and it would be awesome if some of you duders could give it a listen and tell me what you think!
California Extreme is coming up and I want to play every Buckner & Garcia song on the drive there. But I can't find a working link to the Found Me The Bomb MP3. Anyone got the mp3 somewhere and willing to put it up on google drive or dropbox or something? Much appreciated!
Just saw this last night with friends and came away entertained but disappointed at how over the top it's gotten. Aside from the race at the beginning, cars seem like more of an afterthought than ever before. Roman's character really took a nosedive after 5 and now he's just the bumbling buffoon like Joey became in friends. The new cop was completely unlikable in every way and everything he did made me hate him (but not as much as my friends who both drive BRZs and yelled out loud in the theater when he fucked the car up in New York).
The hacker battles were ridiculous, and yeah like many others I still can't forgive Shaw for killing Han, even though he did have some of the better one liners in the movie.
Also, did anyone notice that Vin Diesel and the Rock are not in any scenes together, shot for shot? Is there some sort of beef between them I don't know about?
And yeah, the Budweiser at the end of the movie was a slap in the face. It's like they really don't know what made this series great to begin with. Even though 4 is my least favorite of the series, Justin Lin really had something special going on with 3, 5 and 6.
Just saw the latest Famitsu scans and was blown away by the resemblance of the new character Haru to my girlfriend. As if I needed another reason to anticipate this game...now to see if she'll cosplay her for PAX...
I believe what you're asking for is impossible, or at least only possible if the joystick driver itself is intercepting the input and preventing it from being interpreted by the operating system. The reason the Logitech program was able to work is because it is operating at the driver level. Any other program will be receiving the input at the same time any other program in the operating system would receive it. It's just "listening," not "intercepting" if that makes sense. I know that's not the answer you want to hear, but it's unlikely a solution exists unless you can rewrite the driver for your gamepad. Your best bet is to figure out how to configure TARGET to do what you want.
I guess it kind of is working for them, I come to the site every day looking for MG Scanlon and every day that it isn't there I watch some of their other content instead :P
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