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#2371 User is offline Herm the Germ 

Posted 07 December 2011 - 09:53 AM

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Well, that's a pretty generic pose, so, it's not really much to go by. I, for one, don't really see it.

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I'm not seeing it.

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Well his gloves are a little higher, he's facing the other way, and his knees are bent since they're longer, but there are definitely some similarities.

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Apparently you can get a time over in SA1 by hitting 99:59.99. I haven't tried it for myself, or in the early 2000s games; does this sound true to anyone else?
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View PostDark Sonic, on 07 December 2011 - 02:12 PM, said:

Well his gloves are a little higher, he's facing the other way, and his knees are bent since they're longer, but there are definitely some similarities.

He sure is red.

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View PostK2J, on 07 December 2011 - 04:15 PM, said:

Apparently you can get a time over in SA1 by hitting 99:99.99. I haven't tried it for myself, or in the early 2000s games; does this sound true to anyone else?


Technically it'd be 99:59:99 wouldn't it? But geez, the implication that someone spent four hours days on even Casinopolis...
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Via today's Jeopardy!...

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I swear a Soinc-related clue ends up on this show every few years.

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View PostmuteKi, on 07 December 2011 - 04:37 PM, said:

Technically it'd be 99:59:99 wouldn't it? But geez, the implication that someone spent four hours days on even Casinopolis...
100 minutes is actually 1 hour and 40 minutes... It isn't that long.

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View PostSik, on 07 December 2011 - 05:22 PM, said:

View PostmuteKi, on 07 December 2011 - 04:37 PM, said:

Technically it'd be 99:59:99 wouldn't it? But geez, the implication that someone spent four hours days on even Casinopolis...
100 minutes is actually 1 hour and 40 minutes... It isn't that long.


Oh right I thought that was hours:minutes:seconds; haven't touched the game in a while, after all.

Also I guess it's cool that the word "hedge ho" actually is a real (compound) word, but for some reason I thought it had a very different meaning. :P
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Is that really what it was? I thought it was "What is an edgehog?"

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Yes, it's "edge hog". However, for some reason "hedge ho" is a much funnier turn of phrase for me.

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I did not wanna bump up a nearly a six year old topic to the main page, but according to Project2612, this song is credited towards Tatsuyuki Maeda. Yet in Windy and Ripply (which samples it in the intro), it was credited to Jun Senoue.
I'm simply wondering if whomever tagged the VGM set had the boss themes mis-tagged. (Since Jun was credited on the other boss theme), or if they're correct and Meada was not credited in SA, because it was just a few seconds in the intro.

P.S. While we're on the subject, why was Howard Drossin credited for "Congratulations", if that song was grouped in with two other songs done by Jun? I'm assuming a sloppy tagging job.

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View PostDissident93, on 08 December 2011 - 06:47 AM, said:

I did not wanna bump up a nearly a six year old topic to the main page, but according to Project2612, this song is credited towards Tatsuyuki Maeda. Yet in Windy and Ripply (which samples it in the intro), it was credited to Jun Senoue.
I'm simply wondering if whomever tagged the VGM set had the boss themes mis-tagged. (Since Jun was credited on the other boss theme), or if they're correct and Meada was not credited in SA, because it was just a few seconds in the intro.


I've found those albums by Marvelous Entertainment (with the MJCA code) to be fairly shallow when it comes to crediting original composition for people other than the main composer and/or the arranger. In the SA OST alone we have the following:

-Mt Red: a Symbol of Thrill (Music & Arrangement: Kenichi Tokoi) & Red Hot Skull (Music & Arrangement: Jun Senoue)
-Tricky Maze (Music & Arrangement: Fumie Kumatani) & Leading Lights (Music & Arrangement: Kenichi Tokoi)
-Theme of "E-102γ" (Music & Arrangement: Fumie Kumatani) & Event: Unbound (Music & Arrangement: Kenichi Tokoi)
-Bad Taste Aquarium (Music & Arrangement: Jun Senoue) & Red Barrage Area (Music & Arrangement: Kenichi Tokoi)
-Mechanical Resonance (Music & Arrangement: Kenichi Tokoi) & Crank the Heat Up!! (Music & Arrangement: Jun Senoue)

Another example is with the first Panzer Dragoon Saga OST (MJCA-00009), where Nanba is given full credit for The Black Fleet when it's actually based off one of Kobayashi's compositions.

- Noble Rebel Army
- The Black Fleet

View PostDissident93, on 08 December 2011 - 06:47 AM, said:

P.S. While we're on the subject, why was Howard Drossin credited for "Congratulations", if that song was grouped in with two other songs done by Jun? I'm assuming a sloppy tagging job.


That certainly appears to be the case. The description of this video by LOSt is proof of that.

"And third is Howard Drossin's No Way"

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View PostPicklePower, on 07 December 2011 - 05:14 PM, said:

Via today's Jeopardy!...

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I swear a Soinc-related clue ends up on this show every few years.

..."What is an edge hog?" This clue barely makes sense, and they make no mention of adding a space. =P

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Edge hogs have NOTHING to do with seats, as far as I'm concerned. The term has only one worthwhile meaning:

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