Disco Stu

Shall I compare thee to a morose cunt? Thou art more lovely and more cunty

Depends on the kind of game. I've put in so many hours over so many years mastering all kinds of super difficult platforming games. I got very good at Super Meat Boy, for instance. It comes down to, "Do I fundamentally enjoy this game concept enough to want to get good at playing it?" For me with most modern action games, the answer is no. I've never really been interested in games where your primary interaction is shooting a gun. Not saying I'm morally superior because of that, it's just not something I'm into "roleplaying" in a game.

What I hope is that I'll be able to turn motion swordplay off, but keep motion aiming on.

I've never owned a system that plays Skyrim! I got a PS4 last year on a whim. LittleBigPlanet 3 and Firewatch are the only games I've played to completion on it. I'm pretty out of step with most AAA games. I tried Assassin's Creed, hated it. Tried Last of Us, didn't like it. Tried Bloodborne, hated it. My PS4 gathers dust while I wait for Shenmue 3.

Actually, being able to take it anywhere means I'd be able to sink more time in. That's always been why I'm more likely to play RPGs on a handheld. It's also how I was able to put 120 hours into Breath of the Wild in a month, like a madman.

Ha! I admit the Zelda costume made me laugh. Motion control sword = dumb. Motion control aiming = great.

Oh absolutely. "Doesn't seem so cramped in here now" or whatever the line was. Hitchcock even has a (sort of) cameo in How to Steal a Million!

How to Steal a Million I noticed it was on Netflix, remembered it's one of those Williams scores I've never heard and decided to watch. It's much better than I thought it'd be! A very enjoyable caper comedy and the score by "Johnny" Williams is great fun! The central melody is very good, twisty and turny; love that piano sound. O'Toole and Hepburn both practically ooze charisma off the screen.

I played Lego Force Awakens and the original Lego Star Wars 10+ years ago. I found both so mind-numbingly dull I'd literally fall asleep playing after 30 minutes.

Yeah, 2 years later, still waiting for EA to show an interesting Star Wars game. I can't stand either lego games or competitive shooters.

You have to check out "Art of the Score" @thx99. They've done Raiders, Jurassic Park, and Star Wars, all excellent. Somebody on the board recommended it to me (can't remember who...), and I wholeheartedly back it up.

I really liked his Nightcrawler and Fantastic Beasts scores. JNH mojo not lost!

And it's officially his lowest grossing non-documentary film! (adjusted for inflation)

Great album! I'll be returning to this one all Summer. I can confirm that the opening is performed with actual drums on the album, then it goes into the piano transcription

Haha! I promise to listen to them this time. Scout's honor! I like that main theme, it reminds me of James Horner I think (in a good way, not a "rip off" way). I always enjoy McCreary's touch for orchestration! And since it was cancelled after a season, not as daunting to dive into as some TV soundtracks

HAPPY 35TH ANNIVERSARY TO E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL!!!!! Released June 11th, 1982.

Never heard of it before this thread. I'll check out those clips.

Well don't hold us in suspense!

"Agents of SHIELD" hardly counts. ^^a sentence that remains true in any context

Omega likes to watch George Clooney ads? Wouldn't have put him down as a fan.

Crazy Taxi!

I got the CD in the mail today! Can't wait to listen tomorrow.

I actually prefer Jackman's Captain America scores to anything in Man of Steel or BvS. Those are not my favorite Zimmers. Oh yeah, I love the show itself. Much like with Game of Thrones, a great show with a score that's mostly wallpaper.

I've seen the Keitel commercial when I've watched ITV over VPN

I like Zimmer! But perfect, he ain't.