JackFarmer

While checking the DH home recordings, if found this track. Definitely worth to be reported here:

Daryl Hall - one of the finest voices in American Rock Music. Full Stop. Check the original if you have the chance to do so.

The trailer looks pretty cool, indeed, and I am sure a lot of hard work went into this mission. TR mapping scene started in Dec 2000 when Core Design released the level editor which had been used for the original TR series I - V. Did not check the releases for it the past few years, but from my recollection there are way more TR fan levels than for Thief/Thief 2. The TR Level Editor is pretty old school in terms of operation and visualization, and back then I already was amazed how some mappers have done such great things. Just imagine if the TR community had an editor as easy to use as the Dark Radiant ...

Played/sang with John Mellencamp/The Simple Minds/Iggy Pop and many others, but her own recordings are....well, decide for yourself.

@datiswous The Tielman Brothers, holy shit. I'm ashamed to say, but I didn't know this band. Impressive performance and somehow prophetic (considering the things that came about 20 years later). Will investigate and search for more, thank you for that!

Good lad, you are right; Bioshock and Fallout (though, I thought it was used only in game in Fallout). What about the TV shows? Any guesses? Let me narrow it down: The TV shows are - surprise - from the USA.

I agree with you.

@cabalistic I don't understand it, but let me congratulate you on it! P.S. Du musst jetzt Mal runterkommen nach IN und mir erklären, WAS Du eigentlich machst, ich verstehe nämlich nur Bahnhof!

From RE4 it only has the shoulder perspective and the direct attack without weapons. The rest is copied from SS2 and Bioshock (stasis, telekinesis, etc. - not to mention some story elements that had been adopted from SS2). If I recall correctly, there are also reports online that say that it was originally intended to be marketed as SS3. However, I agree with the Event Horizon argument, there is a certain section in the first segment with a gigantic swinging whatever that reminded me on that movie as well.

So that no misunderstanding arises: I'm out, because Petike has not clearly stated here that he is handing over the project and Shadow Creepr did not want to continue without his clear consent (he did not respond to a PM from her either).

The Ink Spots - The Modern Talkings and the AC/DCs of the 40/50s with song structures following the rules below: 1. Start with the same guitar intro 2. Have the singer singing the first verse 3. Have a dark voice chanting the first verse followed by a solo 4. Have the singer singing the first verse again. 5. End Proof #1: Proof #2: Proof #3: However, I like the songs! @Amadeus The Amadeus Challenge (easy): Name two video games using one or several of the three tunes listed above! The Amadeus Challenge (hard): Name three TV shows using one or several of the three tunes listed above! Note: If you try to answer this using a search machine, I will find out and you will be striked from my list of friends!

...I was just talking about "the character" in the video, not the player character. However, I think you agree with me that the "health meter" on his neck looks very similar to Isaac's equivalent on his back?

@MirceaKitsune So, let me get this straight: Your next mission will have a city and a forest section?

Interesting, did not know that. However, looks like some sort of DS clone (the "health meter" on the neck of the character) and the story (as far as one can tell from the render video)? A certain fraction (scientists/military guys/business men/you name it) uses prisoners for something weird - not exactly innovative. However, let's look at the result. Would be great if they would turn it in some sort of stealth survival horror. I agree with you on the ending of ds3 - they should have simply concluded the series with a decent ending - after all, one gets very exhausted fighting the apocalypse over and over again. The protagonists would have deserved it!

I don't know what else this will bring. The origin to all these games was System Shock 2 - then there was the Bioshock series, then there was the Dead Space series, and finally there was Prey. Somehow the whole topic with all these predecessors is worn out, and I certainly will not buy it; the orignal DS series is enough for me; it was terribly creepy and unmatched to this day.

Cool tune from French musician Chris Joss. If I recall corectly, he did lots of Acid/Techno stuff in the 1990s as well. This was used in the famous scene, when Mike Ehrmantraut searches the Cattleman mansion for the missing public money. With that in mind, it's best to listen to on a hot summer day after sunset in the garden with a drink in hand.

According to reports, Bruce Springsteen went to a music store to buy twenty copies of his debut record so that he could distribute it to his friends.

@AluminumHaste: Yeah, Danny Elfman's Batman score had something and I am extremely delighted that you also like The Dark Crystal's score! @Zerg RushIf good ol Lou could hear how this you lady plays his music! ....and here comes the song to one of Walter White's most famous lines: "Stay away from my territory!" What a fracking fitting cool tune.

Could not agree more. Here comes his hearbreaking instrumental of "Life on Mars" (put into the show for a certain reason):

@Amadeus Ah, interesting. I did not know that. Most probably because back then I bought it on the PS store. However, the best lines are: Poor Judd is dead He looks like he's asleep It's a shame that he won't keep But it's summer and we are running out of ice. ...let's include it in a readable in "HH: Eclipse" which I will start after "The Black Mage"!

@Amadeus It was really already broadcasted in the states in 2019?

Good man!

On a lighter note (and because my holiday started today, oh yeah!), let's have a new thread for music, that you just enjoy and probably is not so well known...or somehow obscure but does not sound as strange as the songs we report in @STiFU's progessive music thread. Here is one of my new favourites, a similar recording of this track by other artists has been used in an US show broadcasted last year ( @Amadeus: What is the name of the show? )

@joebarnin@Dragofer Ah, my mistake, I thought "Player object" would not refer to the player itself but to something else. Well, if you could bind an invisible, non-solid func-static to the player, then you could give the func-static the necessary stim and distance. But I have my doubts that it will work (have never tried it). However, I was already wondering how you can get the effect that lights activate when you approach and deactivate when you move away: With S / R that is probably not possible, since only one-time actions are triggered. Hm....