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What a fucked up little country, huh? Or how we say it: wat een apenland !

Hooray for us Belgians. Known for its fine waffles, chocolate, beer, training terrorists and also one good videogame.

There's a song on the new Iron Maiden 'The Book of Souls' called 'The Red and the Black'. It's a good one !

I give thanks for this explanation.

Considering Alex Cremers' kid is playing Fallout 4, this will undoubtedly interest his dad. Ridley Scott's Alien easter egg in Fallout 4

What is black friday actually? We're not accustomed to such days here. Or maybe called something else.

I love Drive, it has a certain ambience, and the driver with his mysterious behavior kept me hooked. I thought it was a highly original crime film. There are also a couple of 80's styled songs that made me buy the dull Martinez score album, simply to have those tunes.

It's really one of the fun parts of these Batman games actually. It's fun to get stuck on something, look everywhere for about 5-10 minutes, see the light and solve the puzzle. But only if one has oceans of free time, like I have. But it's true that the Rocksteady team have some fiendishly good riddle designers in their ranks.

I wish this game had some cool single player content, I'm not into the competitive side at all. Hell I'll take on bots over humans any day of the week. Because humans are untrustworthy jackasses. Just send in the clones !

I didn't even realise you could confused one of them names, let alone both. You confused me by not including first names... That and Stargate SG-1 on my mind (which is on its way right now).

I completed Batman AK. Took me a sweet time too to get to the full 100 %. But it was quite a (batmobile) ride.

This one is just excellent... sometimes classic rock is what I need for my musical fix: INFO

Feeling a bit over-excited? Funnily enough, I'm listening to a little know Jerry Goldsmith score called Players, a film featuring a sport named tennis. I'll just take my racket, and smash the ball in your general direction, Monty Python style.

Ou en français si vour préférez. Connard.

Screw you too buddy.

Sodemieter op of ik sla je kop van je romp ! It was an honest mistake... Excuse me for my ignorance.

Crap, didn't know that. But hey, it could've been a possibility, no?

Interesting, I didn't know there was another collaboration between them. I've ordered their fantastic Stargate SG-1 music for the pilot which is basically David's grand themes combined with Joel's takes on them and some good adventure scoring in general. It's on its way from SAE, along with three you've also received: Chain Reaction + BTTF 2 & 3.

One of the games that has been occupying me the last few months, but never posted about, is Final Fantasy XIII. I'm currently grinding it, doing all of the Cie'th battles on Gran Pulse, and some of them are extremely challenging. I never did this on my first playthrough, but now I'm going for the full 100%, 5 stars on every battle award. Slowly getting there... Repetitive it may well be, but it surprises me I'm actually having fun with it on my second run. Also, I began playing Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain... that introduction, cleverly disguised as a tutorial mission... WOW ! If this is a sign of things to come, it surely must be one of the most spectacular video games ever made. Kojima is a frickin' genius.

I used to think that too. But now that I have finally heard 1941 I'm not so sure. It's average Williams at best.

1941 (Williams) Chaotic is the perfect word to describe it, and apart from the march and the odd cue, it's not very entertaining (LLL complete score). Young Sherlock Holmes (Broughton) It has three superb themes, but none of them are used enough, considering all the uninteresting filler material that was written (Intrada complete score). Lost in Space (Broughton) Much better. In fact this is my favorite Broughton and one of the most entertaining and most rollicking scores ever. Never ceases to amaze (Intrada release).

Mine shipped the day of the Paris attacks.

Agreed! SW Kinect is pretty much the best orchestral tribute to the space opera not composed by the man himself. But only if you love about an hour's worth of non-stop thunderous action music, which in all honesty might be too much of a good thing.

Dark City and Knowing I like a lot. I Robot is okay for the most part.