Not really by Studio Trigger, but when it comes to anime-style openings, the opening intro to Wild Arms and Michiko Naruke’s amazing musical score totally convinced me to get a PlayStation in 1997 — that game and its soundtrack has remained one of my all-time favorites.

Jessica Drew was born near Wundagore Mountain, a mountain and region strongly connected with the Elder God Chthon and his book, the Darkhold.

AV Club, why are your sidebar links frequently showing posts that are 2 years old or more? Or did I end up in some kind of time warp?

Atari’s E.T. game needs some kind of redemption:

My favorites:

I can’t think of anything ... how about a simple birthday card? Happy Birthday!

He’d make a great Mayor Lewis in Stardew Valley

I loved Suikoden III so much, particularly Thomas’ scenario, which was a 4th scenario—he was the boy who set up the castle that eventually became the main HQ. One part I loved was when they were preparing for an imminent attack the next day, and this lovely piece of music was playing during the night:

They’re also into slavery as well—the Alpha Primitives were created as a race of servants for them.

Not even one mention of “Clean House” in which she was the host for 9 seasons? Foolishness!

Thank you for mentioning “I Want You,” which was originally from the tribute album, “Inner City Blues: The Music of Marvin Gaye.” The orchestral arrangement that accompanies Massive Attack’s trip hop sound is just lovely. The track was supposed to be officially released as a single, but legal problems between Motown…

Stephen and his Wii U seems perfect for a Sims 3 photo showing off some High-End Loft Stuff:

Oh wow, thank you for picking my entry! I mean, who doesn’t love Salsa Verde chips? Congrats to everyone too!

They look okay, though Brock seems more square-jawed than I remember. and Ash is missing those zigzag lines under his eyes.

Does Mr. X really enter every room that you’ve been to? He was chasing me endlessly, but I got to the point where I ran into the S.T.A.R.S. office and equipped the machine gun, so I stood still and waited for him to enter, but he never did—I could hear his footsteps and he just kept walking past the door several times…

I’m having the same problem—there seems to be a light gray filter overlay that diffuses the contrast. I prefer more solid blacks, and I hope that this is fixed in a later update.