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Vendetta wrote:He's Westwood's music man isn't he?

So: Command and Conquer, Dune II, and Red Alert are the obvious choices.

Staying on music, the lyrics from One Winged Angel light up the stereos of many a Final Fantasy fan, but who actually wrote those lyrics?

Nobuo Uematsu?

No. He clipped them from somewhere.

Vendetta wrote:No. He clipped them from somewhere.

Carl Orff. Most of the lyrics are from various songs in Carmina Burana.
Except the Sephiroth bit.

Shadowhawk wrote:

Vendetta wrote:No. He clipped them from somewhere.

Carl Orff. Most of the lyrics are from various songs in Carmina Burana.
Except the Sephiroth bit.

Well, if we want to be really picky about it, Carmina Burana comes from a medieval manuscript written by monks around the 13th century. Carl Orff took the poems and based his opera off of them.

So, who asks the next question now?

What are the names of the two pieces that make up the Chrono Cross?

Tear of Love
Tear of Hate


My question. In Maniac Mansion, what is the name of the Surfer character that you can choose?

Robert Treder wrote:
Garrett? I know that was one of his in that game. I like the name.

Correct!

And Admiral Zaarin's ISD was .....

NeoGoomba wrote:Tear of Love
Tear of Hate


My question. In Maniac Mansion, what is the name of the Surfer character that you can choose?

jeff.

what´s the purpous of the mass you aquire in katamari damashi?

salm wrote:

NeoGoomba wrote:Tear of Love
Tear of Hate


My question. In Maniac Mansion, what is the name of the Surfer character that you can choose?

jeff.

what´s the purpous of the mass you aquire in katamari damashi?

Pfft.
To recreate the stars in the sky, which the King of the Universe destroyed while drunk.

In Rock & Roll Racing on the SNES, who was the secret character?

got another one

According to the SNES Cartridge, Super Mario All-stars, in what year was 'The Lost Levels' released?

Olaf and 1986 respectively, regarding the last two.

In Mega Man VII, what three stages from the older NES games provide the background music used to create the remix played in the Robot Museum?

Vympel wrote:
And Admiral Zaarin's ISD was .....

I want to say the Glory, so, um, I guess I said it

Sharpshooter wrote: In Mega Man VII, what three stages from the older NES games provide the background music used to create the remix played in the Robot Museum?

Damn...I know one was definately Snakeman from III, uhhh Gutsman from I, and Pharoah Man from IV??

okay since the rules seem to have been blasted to hell. what is the name of Edison Trents friend on Leeds in the Game Freelancer, also what is this characters link to certain dwarve named gimli and a character on Sliders?

Cabwi Desco wrote:okay since the rules seem to have been blasted to hell. what is the name of Edison Trents friend on Leeds in the Game Freelancer, also what is this characters link to certain dwarve named gimli and a character on Sliders?

Richard Winston Tobias. all played by Harry A. Jarvis III.

my question:
What teams have won "the Tournament" from the Unreal Tournament series of games? List them in order of the release dates of the game.

Matt Huang wrote:

Cabwi Desco wrote:okay since the rules seem to have been blasted to hell. what is the name of Edison Trents friend on Leeds in the Game Freelancer, also what is this characters link to certain dwarve named gimli and a character on Sliders?

Richard Winston Tobias. all played by Harry A. Jarvis III.

my question:
What teams have won "the Tournament" from the Unreal Tournament series of games? List them in order of the release dates of the game.

yes Tobias is correct, but to the second part... WTF? Incorrect, anyone else?

Cabwi Desco wrote:
yes Tobias is correct, but to the second part... WTF? Incorrect, anyone else?

That would be one John Rhys Davis

NeoGoomba wrote:

Cabwi Desco wrote:
yes Tobias is correct, but to the second part... WTF? Incorrect, anyone else?

That would be one John Rhys Davis

Correct.

hah, i´ve got a good one:

what did the first joystick that didn´t have a base to place on a table but was held in the air and, btw, controlled with only one hand use to recognize the players input instead of mechanical contacts?

also: what was the name of this joystick?

NeoGoomba wrote:Damn...I know one was definately Snakeman from III, uhhh Gutsman from I, and Pharoah Man from IV??

Close. Similar gained special weapon conept, different game.

salm wrote:hah, i´ve got a good one:

what did the first joystick that didn´t have a base to place on a table but was held in the air and, btw, controlled with only one hand use to recognize the players input instead of mechanical contacts?

also: what was the name of this joystick?

it was called "le stick" and it used mercury contacts to recognize the player´s input.
and it looked like this:

salm wrote:hah, i´ve got a good one:

what did the first joystick that didn´t have a base to place on a table but was held in the air and, btw, controlled with only one hand use to recognize the players input instead of mechanical contacts?

also: what was the name of this joystick?

How about AIRSTIK2000?

You can find the review here: http://gr.bolt.com/games/hardware/vrjoy_airstik2000.htm


Ah, my turn. In which game(s) does the country Eritrea exist in your campaign threatre?

Side question: does the country really exists or just a fictitious one?

Answering the side question: yes it does. It's in Africa on the coast of the Red Sea, bordered by Ethiopia (the two have been warring for quite some time, despite both being extremely poor third world countries) which it used to be a part of.

I ended a sentence with a preposition.

Mayabird wrote:Answering the side question: yes it does. It's in Africa on the coast of the Red Sea, bordered by Ethiopia (the two have been warring for quite some time, despite both being extremely poor third world countries) which it used to be a part of.

I ended a sentence with a preposition.

Correct! Now in which game(s) the country exist as part of your campaign?

The Ghost Recon packs with Desert Seige have it.

Now it's my turn. I'll go easy.

What game had you play as a boy with a baseball bat, that after taking a pill could turn into a dragon in which you fought a legion of monsters?

Cal Wright wrote:The Ghost Recon packs with Desert Seige have it.

Now it's my turn. I'll go easy.

What game had you play as a boy with a baseball bat, that after taking a pill could turn into a dragon in which you fought a legion of monsters?

Is it Monster Party for the NES?