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rjbr2000 said:holaitsme said:ttfaf
After seeing how hard it is...
Even if they featured the song, it won't be that hard. Unless the game changes so that 2 stylii are REQUIRED, there's only so much you can do in EBA/OTO.
Looney Tunes: Concert Concerto looks enough like a 'sequel'/'ripoff' of sorts. :|
In any case, my choices would be quite random, and choosing 'three' would be tough.
As of now I'd say:
Crossfade - Colors
Lit - My Own Worst Enemy (Always a choice >:3)
Incubus - Drive
A good song, a classic song, and a nice mellow, always great song.
In any case, my choices would be quite random, and choosing 'three' would be tough.
As of now I'd say:
Crossfade - Colors
Lit - My Own Worst Enemy (Always a choice >:3)
Incubus - Drive
A good song, a classic song, and a nice mellow, always great song.
Osu DS would rock. I could easily do without the EBA/Ouendan like cutscenes (I know you can have something similar in Osu using videos and backgrounds) and dancing agents, the gameplay is strong enough.da_head said:
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i'm want a wii sequel actually
to be precise a wii sequel that uses an inverted wiimote to film you holding an infrared light thingie in each hand so that basically you create a touchscreen in mid air.
If someone could make it work this ould be a great way to replace the stylus gameplay and ad a new layer of interactivity
so i guess it should be an infrared light with a trigger on it so that once you presss the trigger the wii makes a "clicking" action like a mouse there where you are holding your arm
Also i could be that left hand has the A click button and Right hand has the B click button so that certain dots you'll have to click them with eighter your right or left hand
Thinking of it this would be great
to be precise a wii sequel that uses an inverted wiimote to film you holding an infrared light thingie in each hand so that basically you create a touchscreen in mid air.
If someone could make it work this ould be a great way to replace the stylus gameplay and ad a new layer of interactivity
so i guess it should be an infrared light with a trigger on it so that once you presss the trigger the wii makes a "clicking" action like a mouse there where you are holding your arm
Also i could be that left hand has the A click button and Right hand has the B click button so that certain dots you'll have to click them with eighter your right or left hand
Thinking of it this would be great
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I don't think the Wii hardware is precise enough for those kinds of things. The gameplay would have to be seriously dumbed down to make it work.
And an EBA sequel would have been made if more people had bought the bloody game. >
And an EBA sequel would have been made if more people had bought the bloody game. >
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Hmm.
Lynard Skynard - Freebird
Muse - Knights of Cydonia
Well Just about any Muse song would be sheer awesomeness.
~ Commander
Lynard Skynard - Freebird
Muse - Knights of Cydonia
Well Just about any Muse song would be sheer awesomeness.
~ Commander
The fact of the matter is that "pop" means popular. THAT will be the kind of music that would be in a sequel.
Personally, I'd like heavy metal (not lame death metal either, I can't stand that noise with their growling into the mic, calling it singing), hard rock, classic rock and maybe even some good industrial techno, but I wouldn't count on any of it being in a sequel to a Nintendo game. It would likely be just Top 40 type pop music.
The sad fact of the matter is that Ninty doesn't care what we want, otherwise we'd have a 2D Metroid or F-Zero or Punch-Out officially on the DS already. They're so busy trying to gain the favors of casual gamers, they have mostly forgotten what got them where they are today; the veteran and hardcore gamers.
Go ahead, try and suggest a game idea to Nintendo and see what kind of lame reply you'll get....if they bother to reply at all. "We don't accept unsolicited game ideas" is the reply you'll get from them.
Long story short, if an EBA sequel ever does come out, it will contain whatever THEY want to put in it, not what actual gamers want.
Personally, I'd like heavy metal (not lame death metal either, I can't stand that noise with their growling into the mic, calling it singing), hard rock, classic rock and maybe even some good industrial techno, but I wouldn't count on any of it being in a sequel to a Nintendo game. It would likely be just Top 40 type pop music.
The sad fact of the matter is that Ninty doesn't care what we want, otherwise we'd have a 2D Metroid or F-Zero or Punch-Out officially on the DS already. They're so busy trying to gain the favors of casual gamers, they have mostly forgotten what got them where they are today; the veteran and hardcore gamers.
Go ahead, try and suggest a game idea to Nintendo and see what kind of lame reply you'll get....if they bother to reply at all. "We don't accept unsolicited game ideas" is the reply you'll get from them.
Long story short, if an EBA sequel ever does come out, it will contain whatever THEY want to put in it, not what actual gamers want.
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actually metal works extremely well for EBA
I've been playing a lot of it on OSU, i'm number 47 with the duncan hill coffee theme
http://osu.ppy.sh/index.php
I've been playing a lot of it on OSU, i'm number 47 with the duncan hill coffee theme
http://osu.ppy.sh/index.php
1)Rap and Hip Hop are indeed barely music, people listen to that crap for the hell of it it seems, or because they're braindead.
2)Indeed old rock is possibly some of the best American music I've ever heard. Nothing like Bon Jovi, Metallica, Warrant, etc
3)You're right they would probably put 'pop' in a second music, but not the pop that people listen to today. They won't put on all of that sexual innuendo bullcrap like "Lollipop by Chris Brown" cause they know kids will play it, and it's inappriopriate, and I thank them for that. Look at the list from the first one, it isn't exactly pop, although it's close.
2)Indeed old rock is possibly some of the best American music I've ever heard. Nothing like Bon Jovi, Metallica, Warrant, etc
3)You're right they would probably put 'pop' in a second music, but not the pop that people listen to today. They won't put on all of that sexual innuendo bullcrap like "Lollipop by Chris Brown" cause they know kids will play it, and it's inappriopriate, and I thank them for that. Look at the list from the first one, it isn't exactly pop, although it's close.
Maybe some RUSH!!!
Even though I'm into Metal, doesn't mean I want to play games featuring Metal music. For me, I like EBA's tunes because it sounds fresh and catchy to me because I rarely listen to pop.
Although, certain pop songs you just can't get out of the way of.
Even though I'm into Metal, doesn't mean I want to play games featuring Metal music. For me, I like EBA's tunes because it sounds fresh and catchy to me because I rarely listen to pop.
Although, certain pop songs you just can't get out of the way of.
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