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Good man!
I'm one of the highly sought after Hunting Horn users >:D
Even if you were going to print in CMYK, it's pretty standard to establish the Pantone colors in a style guide and then either also provide CMYK/RGB, or just let the designers convert it for themselves.
The idea of using Pantone colors is to ensure a universal assurance that the right shade of a color would be used in producing a product in both digital and print formats. Digital items such as games, cartoons, etc are viewed in the RGB color spectrum, while printed items are viewed in the CMYK spectrum. By giving a…
I thought this was a fake story. It wasn't. History is sometimes really strange.
"but I also got this for the price of a regular game"
No honestly, as i grew older i hated when games punished me for no reason like they did back then. Alot of people say games are too easy not but honestly back then they were just needlessly hard. At least now hard games have a reason to be hard.
What about Awesomenauts? I encourage you to give it a go :) It's a side-scrolling Platformer shooter MOBA. Also it has an amazing 80's theme song.
You can argue that and you'd be right. At least as far as I'm concerned. Thousand Year Door is one of my favorite games of all time
you can, and it's great, but you'd be wrong.
Yes.
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Yeah, the ending theme is great, but I gravitate a bit more to the main theme as I was able to hear it every time I start the game. One of the few opening themes that keeps me on the title screen longer then I should be. :P
The madness and obsessions of other people are entertaining beyond any level of reason (for me, and apparently The Invading Duck). They also keep me in check about my own. No need for me to muddy the waters when others have no problem wearing their own tin foil hats in public.
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I go with the classic !
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I would have to say the classic Cornered is my favorite, any version. I also really like Smooth Mcgroove's version of it. If we can include the crossover game, though, I would replace it with the PLvsPW:AA main theme. It really encapsulates both series very well.
This version of Phoenix Wright's theme got me to purchase the soundtrack.