Frank

evan, while its true the dragons lair and space ace games were eventually put on a LD, their source material is still film...which even in today's age is still superior to any digital projection in terms of image clarity. now the question is, are they willing to go back to the source material (being film) and clean it up for a high-def transfer? i'm willing to bet on the negative on this one though it would be nice if they did.

guess again, shitbag.

i love the internet. it allowd all the 14 and 15 year olds to display their absolute ignorance about the world.

the golden rule has been used in art and music for, i don't know, the last 3 centuries. its a theory, and all the great classics that have lasted thoughout time exhibit it. as nopar points out, its not just in music and art. it appears all over the place in nature.

when ken lobb was at nintendo in the mid 90's, he starred in a promotional video for some of the very first images ever of the N64 in action. i think one got the video if they signed up for nintendo power, but it basically just followed lobb as he walked around the shoshinkai show looking for "the secret video tape"...which of course was footage from the N64. it was totally rediculous but hilarious at the same time. i think i watched it a million times hahah.

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