A remix is a song that heavily samples an already existing song.
How much the remix resembles the original song will vary from remix to remix.
There, I just saved you all a page of semantic arguments.
But people have to argue!
I would not call Kingdom Hearts III a JRPG, an Action RPG maybe, but I see your point. At least Atlus put down a release window for Japan. Unlike Square Enix, building up hype only to let us be disappointed.
To phrase my question in a more friendly way: Is anyone else concerned that in remixing the tracks for Dancing All Night, the original sound will be lost?
Because I really think it could happen.
If you mean contain P4A's story mode, I guarantee you that it won't.
To phrase my question in a more friendly way: Is anyone else concerned that in remixing the tracks for Dancing All Night, the original sound will be lost?
Because I really think it could happen.
Have they said so already?
To phrase my question in a more friendly way: Is anyone else concerned that in remixing the tracks for Dancing All Night, the original sound will be lost?
Because I really think it could happen.
Maybe, some of the remixes on that AT1st dance album were kind of bad, to put it gently.
No, barely any console details have been given. However, I'm not familiar with the game you mentioned, but I would say it's extremely rare for any fighting game with an extensive story to have the full story implemented in its sequel. ASW, especially, doesn't do that.
The most I'd expect is perhaps either a brief synopsis of all that happened in P4A or several P4A flashbacks interspersed throughout the story, but no way will the whole 15-25 hour story be back in addition to P4A2's lengthy story.
I'm not concerned at all. I have faith that the remixes will fix the game they're creating, as that's usually the case, and the developer has a very positive track record.
I hope you're right!
C'mon man, has Meguro failed you yet?I hope you're right!
You might be hoping, but I don't need to hope. =p
C'mon man, has Meguro failed you yet?
To phrase my question in a more friendly way: Is anyone else concerned that in remixing the tracks for Dancing All Night, the original sound will be lost?
Because I really think it could happen.
It's even goofier in P3. P4's a small town school so you can see it being lax about its dress code and faculty. P3 is a fancy private school in a big city, and yet everyone still customizes their uniforms and the faculty is still insane.So do any of the main characters in P4 actually pass the school dress code?
And what is up with Yasogami High and its terrible faculty? The only teacher I recall being not completely terrible/pants on head insane was the gym/English teacher.
It's been like three days since I beat it and I haven't really been able to move on to anything else yet.
I think the remix of Pursuing my True Self was pretty great.
I dunno, it's a dancing game with electronic music. The songs are going to be modified pretty heavily to fit an entirely different tempo. Will you like the music? I don't know! It kind of depends on whether you like electro-jpop. (I'm assuming not that much). Point is, I wouldn't waste any time worrying about this. You'll probably dislike some remixes and like others.
They had a bunch of different popular artists do remakes of the Katamari soundtracks for Katamari Forever, and I think most of those came out pretty great. Maybe this'll be the same.
Dress codes can be extremely flexible, for example public high schools in my county have "uniform" but it's largely ignoredSo do any of the main characters in P4 actually pass the school dress code?
Except for the fact that he's not qualified at all to teach English and they only hired him for the job because of the fact that he's been abroad before on vacation.And what is up with Yasogami High and its terrible faculty? The only teacher I recall being not completely terrible/insane was the gym/English teacher.
It's even goofier in P3. P4's a small town school so you can see it being lax about its dress code and faculty. P3 is a fancy private school in a big city, and yet everyone still customizes their uniforms and the faculty is still insane.
No, but Meguro isn't doing the OST.
It's even goofier in P3. P4's a small town school so you can see it being lax about its dress code and faculty. P3 is a fancy private school in a big city, and yet everyone still customizes their uniforms and the faculty is still insane.
Gekkoukan High is just a front for Edogawa's drug dealing business.
So do any of the main characters in P4 actually pass the school dress code?
And what is up with Yasogami High and its terrible faculty? The only teacher I recall being not completely terrible/pants on head insane was the gym/English teacher.
It's been like three days since I beat it and I haven't really been able to move on to anything else yet.
It's even goofier in P3. P4's a small town school so you can see it being lax about its dress code and faculty. P3 is a fancy private school in a big city, and yet everyone still customizes their uniforms and the faculty is still insane.
So far I gotta say the educators in P4 seem way more trustworthy. The homeroom teacher in P3 just chucks books to the side and is like "Fuck this I want to talk about what I want to talk about" and the Samurai guy is like "Fucking Stone Age didn't have no Katana because Chrono Trigger never happened."
Worst of all is the so-called Nurse who literally gave an entire lecture ON MAGIC, WIZARDS, AND MEDITATION. Shit got weird when prayer became part of his lesson on wizards.
David Cage should make a Persona movie.
Hm, yeah, it's not touched upon much at all. Though Naoto does say that the way she dresses is against the school dress code. Not that the school seems to give a shit. Which reminds me--did the school do any research on Naoto at all? Or did Naoto falsify her background, or what?Dress codes can be extremely flexible, for example public high schools in my county have "uniform" but it's largely ignored
Haha, forgot about that part.Except for the fact that he's not qualified at all to teach English and they only hired him for the job because of the fact that he's been abroad before on vacation.
I got that impression as well. Same for Kashiwagi--though less on being a terrible person and more just not being someone who should be let near high school students.I never got the impression that King Moron was a bad teacher, just that he was a bad human being.
Hm, yeah, it's not touched upon much at all. Though Naoto does say that the way she dresses is against the school dress code. Not that the school seems to give a shit. Which reminds me--did the school do any research on Naoto at all? Or did Naoto falsify her background, or what?
Hm, yeah, it's not touched upon much at all. Though Naoto does say that the way she dresses is against the school dress code. Not that the school seems to give a shit. Which reminds me--did the school do any research on Naoto at all? Or did Naoto falsify her background, or what?
Haha, forgot about that part.
I got that impression as well. Same for Kashiwagi--though less on being a terrible person and more just not being someone who should be let near high school students.
David Cage should make a Persona movie.
David Cage should make the licensed game of the Persona movie.
I had assumed the school learned of Naoto's secret around the same time everyone else in the school did (presumably through the Midnight Channel? Either that, or one of the members of the Investigation Team has a hard time keeping their mouth shut), if they didn't know it from the beginning. I always thought it was funny how little Naoto seemed to care once everyone knew. The lengths she goes through to disguise it suggest she'd care more.Naoto enters the Miss Yasogami paegant, so I figure that cat is well out of the bag.
Press X to Junpei.
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The best function of the X buttonPress X to Junpei.
I think the fact that they're remixing the music bothers me more than the potential setlist.
How does everyone feel about that? I mean, they're obviously going to make the songs more dancey and whatnot, and in the process kind of alter the sound of the song completely, right? Meguro's stuff is actually pretty weird sounding next to commercial music, even at its most poppy level, so I find it kind of strange that they're remixing it at all.
It's like they're saying "We know most of our fans love this music, so we're making a game based around that. The music is different though.".
Knowing Cage he'd include fully nude models of the characters.
Knowing Cage he'd include fully nude models of the characters.
Paging waifuGAF, your dreams are coming true
Paging waifuGAF, your dreams are coming true
Everyone has heard the originals like a gazillion times by now so I think remixes are fine.
Sayoko's Social Link was weird how it like completely shifted gears halfway through. She went from like trying to eat me to crazy workaholic because some kid died with no real bridge between the gaps there.
David Cage should make the licensed game of the Persona movie.
David Cage should be working in a tollbooth.
So I was pretty bored of seeing my face on here, so I was going through my pictures seeig what I could use an avatar. Saw y Frozen picture, which I actually think came out really well, and thought "Yeah, this will probably work.".
So I went with the OT3 picture. I'm not sure how I feel about having an anime girl as an avatar, but I haven't actually drawn a decent picture of one of the male characters in a while...
Nah, the common consensus is that she gives you a happy birthday.Apparently I misinterpreted that route. When she propositions you, you have the option to accept her advances and then the screen goes dark, which I assumed meant she was giving you a BJ, but apparently that was all in my mind.
Apparently I misinterpreted that route. When she propositions you, you have the option to accept her advances and then the screen goes dark, which I assumed meant she was giving you a BJ, but apparently that was all in my mind.
I probably shouldn't interject like that, since it's amazingly rude, but the nature of language makes semantic arguments the absolute worst.
To phrase my question in a more friendly way: Is anyone else concerned that in remixing the tracks for Dancing All Night, the original sound will be lost?
Because I really think it could happen.