@Saint Anima: Not sayin' anyone has to believe me, but I'm not here to argue about it or anything. Just here to state that it's the best game of all time.
@BubbleF**kingBuddy: I just have to assume the Halo comment was case of the "Forgot the sarcasm tag".
Because we all know that the best game of all time is Half-Life. Chrono Trigger is up there though - it's probably the best RPG on the SNES, at least. (I personally put it neck-and-neck to Breath of Fire II - BoFII's characters and shamanism system made it just as replayable as Chrono Trigger's multitude of endings.)
Of course Yasunori Mitsuda, being the musical and composer genius creator of all those great songs for superb games, stole the one hit wonder of a sad singer who´s only relevant because his shitty music created a meme to mock him, come on it´s clear as water...
It was a top ten hit in nearly every chart world wide in 1987 and number one in most of those. It was the best selling single in England the year it was released.
It was also not Astley's only number one hit. Together Forever was number one in the US in 1988.
Just because you were probably still filling your diapers when it came out doesn't mean it wasn't relevant.
If you think about it, a lot 21 year olds reading now were probably conceived listening to this song! Lots of moms got Rick Rolled all night long in '87.
I must say that I do prefer this Chrono Trigger remix to the original. And that is saying something as the pure genius of Never Gonna Give You Up has always appealed to me. In fact it even ranks up there with the works of Phil Collins especially songs like In the Air Tonight and, uh, Against All Odds, or even Sussudio, a great, great song, a personal favorite in fact.
Well he rushed out of that conversation mighty fast. "Thanks for your time... RUN!" He's saying the exact tempo, instrument choices, and arrangement of the different phases of the song just happen to be the same as the Astley original? Hmm mmm.
@Cheesewheel: Oh, please. Techno (or, 80's White Hip-Hop, if you prefer) has to have a very simplistic tempo or you won't be able to dance to it, so the tempo is more unlikely to _not_ match. The instruments were also primarily...well, just the synthesizer spewing out electronic sounds (and a lot of video games use that same sound, though I'm not sure which group was copying which on that one). It's possible that he blatantly ripped it off, it's possible that it was purely a subliminal thing, or it's possible that it's just a freakish coincidence. Go look up The Dark Side of Oz someday, and check out the wide variety of _other_ instances people have found where one or more songs played over the original soundtrack of some section of a movie produces a lot of really odd symmetry between the two.
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Best game of all time.
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If you have, then congratulations, you were right all along.
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Don't mind my Lunar fanboyism. Bad habits.
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I'm really sorry, but THE best game of all time is "Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" and that's pretty much common knowledge.
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I'm just stating what I know to be true.
Best game of all time.
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Because we all know that the best game of all time is Half-Life. Chrono Trigger is up there though - it's probably the best RPG on the SNES, at least. (I personally put it neck-and-neck to Breath of Fire II - BoFII's characters and shamanism system made it just as replayable as Chrono Trigger's multitude of endings.)
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He knows Asimov's 3 rules, and so do I
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Plus, it's not really a loincloth.
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It was a top ten hit in nearly every chart world wide in 1987 and number one in most of those. It was the best selling single in England the year it was released.
It was also not Astley's only number one hit. Together Forever was number one in the US in 1988.
Just because you were probably still filling your diapers when it came out doesn't mean it wasn't relevant.
If you think about it, a lot 21 year olds reading now were probably conceived listening to this song! Lots of moms got Rick Rolled all night long in '87.
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Does anyone else think the chous of Gone Away sounds like the verses of Mad World, only harder and faster?
I've definitely heard the comparison made online before, but it seems people either totally hear it or totally don't...
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Bad ass.
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Oh, please. Techno (or, 80's White Hip-Hop, if you prefer) has to have a very simplistic tempo or you won't be able to dance to it, so the tempo is more unlikely to _not_ match. The instruments were also primarily...well, just the synthesizer spewing out electronic sounds (and a lot of video games use that same sound, though I'm not sure which group was copying which on that one). It's possible that he blatantly ripped it off, it's possible that it was purely a subliminal thing, or it's possible that it's just a freakish coincidence. Go look up The Dark Side of Oz someday, and check out the wide variety of _other_ instances people have found where one or more songs played over the original soundtrack of some section of a movie produces a lot of really odd symmetry between the two.
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I called it! ^_^
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Remember, those who deny the existence of Robots may be Robots themselves!
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So yah, it'll not get the love it deserves ;)