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New Stuff!

Tue Mar 17, 2009, 8:51 AM
Because I haven't updated here in forever. I'll probably do dumps like this every now and then. :3

If you really wanna see my stuff as it comes out, go to [link]

I update it FAR more often.

New AIM

Sun Jul 13, 2008, 9:35 PM
Trying to phase it over because the buddy list associated to my old one has been getting a couple errors every now and then. The new one is:

silverwuffamute

Tail Concerto

Sat Apr 26, 2008, 5:33 PM
So I recently acquired Tail Concerto for PS1. For anyone in the know, the game is super furry. As a courtesy, and since they're not releasing the game anymore anyway... I've hosted the CD image on the Pirate Bay!

[link]

Click onward to start the torrenting goodness. It might be slow, since I believe I'm the only seeder so far.

DeviantArt?

Fri Apr 11, 2008, 11:12 PM
I dunno if I'll really be using this account very much anymore. If you want to, go ahead and check me out over on FA.

[link]

No real reason except that I like using FA better. I hate paying for extra features that I can get for free elsewhere. And I'm not digging the upload process here.

I hope to see you all around! :3

Best Music Game. EVER.

Thu Dec 6, 2007, 9:49 PM
Holy crap, Beats [link] rocks my socks.

I mean, wow. First off, it's only $5 and a 200MB download from the PSN. Second, it auto-detects all music on my memory stick and generates a level from ANY song with four different levels of difficulty. I could rock out from ABBA to Dethklok and it would just work, it's amazing and way fun. I'm loading my PSP up with songs right now to get more out of it. Faster songs are, of course, more difficult than slower ones and usually more fun. "The Pretender" by the Foo Fighters was especially tricky at first, it's got a very quick chorus.

There is plenty of customizable bits, like theme, wallpaper, and visualization. It keeps track of your top scores for each separate difficulty level and the percentage of perfects you get per each song. There's community modes via infrastructure and ad-hoc multiplayer that supports up to four people (but I haven't been able to make use of this yet).

My god. If you have a PSP and like music/rhythm games, go get a PSN account and download this game.

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