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dmxratedAfter I left work and showered off yesterday, Mom took me to Borders, and Marie somewhere else (I don't know where). I took the time to read like half of the entire first volume of Sgt. Keroro, and then looked at a drawing book titled Manga Mania: Shoujo. Mom and Marie came back, and I was getting bored at that time, so I decided to wait for them at the front door.
After we left, Mom had to get some stuff at Stop 'N' Shop. She got two boxes of mozzarella sticks, which is the first time she even got that, along with some other stuff. That's exactly what we had for dinner last night.
During dinner, we further discussed visiting Grandma. Marie was going to come with me after all. I didn't care too much how long I would stay there, but Marie didn't want to stay excessively.
For some reason, the music files in Castlevania Dungeon (type that into Google) now redirect you to FilePlanet, which apparently, isn't even a music website. They used to just play the respective song on Windows Media Player. I went into the site's Links section, and found a website which allows you to listen to music from video games in general.
http://www.vgmusic.com/
One of my favorite video game songs ever is the Vanity Castle song from Valis IV. (Note: the words are backwards; the level is called "Castle Vanity.") It is for Super Nintendo (a.k.a. Super NES, a.k.a. SNES), in case you're gonna look for it. For the most part, it isn't better or worse than it was on the actual game (which I have as a ROM), just different. However, much of the background music for the song is not as noticeable on Windows Media Player as it is on the game.
After we left, Mom had to get some stuff at Stop 'N' Shop. She got two boxes of mozzarella sticks, which is the first time she even got that, along with some other stuff. That's exactly what we had for dinner last night.
During dinner, we further discussed visiting Grandma. Marie was going to come with me after all. I didn't care too much how long I would stay there, but Marie didn't want to stay excessively.
For some reason, the music files in Castlevania Dungeon (type that into Google) now redirect you to FilePlanet, which apparently, isn't even a music website. They used to just play the respective song on Windows Media Player. I went into the site's Links section, and found a website which allows you to listen to music from video games in general.
http://www.vgmusic.com/
One of my favorite video game songs ever is the Vanity Castle song from Valis IV. (Note: the words are backwards; the level is called "Castle Vanity.") It is for Super Nintendo (a.k.a. Super NES, a.k.a. SNES), in case you're gonna look for it. For the most part, it isn't better or worse than it was on the actual game (which I have as a ROM), just different. However, much of the background music for the song is not as noticeable on Windows Media Player as it is on the game.
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Date: 2005-07-18 09:32 pm (UTC)