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indigozeal- The final fight of Eternal Darkness. It was strong both in gameplay and in sentimental value, particularly after nearly everyone met a wretched end, and did a good deal to put a satisfying capper on an experience that early on was somewhat underwhelming.
- This remix of "To Faraway Times." There's a childish hopefulness to the sound of the piece that dovetails well with the tone of Chrono Trigger's (main) ending. The sweet character themes afterward are gravy (though kudos for the chiptunes croak and the effect at the end). If the chiptune titles remain at this level of quality (HA HA HA), I dearly hope they end up replacing electric guitar as the new remixing trend.
- I'm not sure this makes me happy, exactly, but as someone who remembers the roughness, both on a technical and artistic level, of early FMV efforts, I appreciate the effort put into Stay Dead, even if one of its big setpieces can be summed up with, as supergreatfriend notes, "now it's time to have a stick fight with an undead Nazi!" The genre as a whole still sends me running, but seeing an FMV title with attention paid to cinematography and lighting and image quality is heartening.
- Someone made an Eternal Darkness status meter pendant.
- This fellow has an excellent mix of classic tracks on his jukebox.
- Oh, Dain, sweetie, no - no, you're not. You're...not.
- Forgot I had linked to this. Hilarious.
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- This remix of "To Faraway Times." There's a childish hopefulness to the sound of the piece that dovetails well with the tone of Chrono Trigger's (main) ending. The sweet character themes afterward are gravy (though kudos for the chiptunes croak and the effect at the end). If the chiptune titles remain at this level of quality (HA HA HA), I dearly hope they end up replacing electric guitar as the new remixing trend.
- I'm not sure this makes me happy, exactly, but as someone who remembers the roughness, both on a technical and artistic level, of early FMV efforts, I appreciate the effort put into Stay Dead, even if one of its big setpieces can be summed up with, as supergreatfriend notes, "now it's time to have a stick fight with an undead Nazi!" The genre as a whole still sends me running, but seeing an FMV title with attention paid to cinematography and lighting and image quality is heartening.
- Someone made an Eternal Darkness status meter pendant.
- This fellow has an excellent mix of classic tracks on his jukebox.
- Oh, Dain, sweetie, no - no, you're not. You're...not.
- Forgot I had linked to this. Hilarious.
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