@theJGG the other 3 are Pekora (the rabbit girl), Fubuki (the fox girl), and Okayu (the cat girl). They do a lot of streams and stuff with Korone. Obviously none of them are as amazing as the one and only Korone though!
@theJGG don't get me wrong. XC is without a doubt a masterpiece. There's nothing wrong with it. I love it to bits. Its just that, I love botw that much more. And this as you know is set in that same universe and I'm completely engulfed in this game. I truly can't put it down much in the same way I was with botw and xc. The slow down doesn't bother me honestly like it does others. My last main mission was akkala tower and I'm onto the yiga hideout. But, I've done every side mission before going to the main quest, so there are some big gaps before I keep playing the story.
@Blooper987 I saw a Pekora video just after seeing yours, where she threw a Diamond sword into lava in Minecraft, and screamed. That was a really bizarre video. Cheers for the rec, that... made my morning!
@NintendoByNature You are indeed Nintendo by Nature! When looking at Age of Calamity, because it was a game from the OG Hyrule Warriors team, I was already going to buy it anyways, but it doubled the incentive when I realised how closely tied to canonical Breath of the Wild elements it was. Again, I have no prob sympathising with you! That game (AoC) is crazy. Some of the fights can get one crazy high on pure instinct and adrenaline. I love it too!
I don't think anyone in my other forums got all the korok seeds, @Tyranexx .... There's quite a few there who usually like to 100% games, too! Think it was only about half of them required to max out your inventory slots
@NintendoByNature Keep the faith, my friend.If you're certain that you packed it up with all the other video game related stuff, I'm sure it'll turn up at some point in time.
@MarioLover92 A red Wii, huh? I thought these weren't natively compatible with GameCube games?
Anyway, your issue also sounds like your Wii is up for a drive cleaning or drive replacement, so perhaps those links I posted earlier will come in handy for you as well.
@Tyranexx Well, if the snow would have been less "slushy", I may have slid further down, all the way to the parking lot or bus stop at the end of the track, but in this case it was basically a full stop, coming from an average speed of around 25 - 30 mph...
Luckily, it was all snow all around, so regardless of the rather variable conditions of the snow, there weren't any really dangerous objects on my path, other than the other skiers and snowboarders, obviously...
Never went skiing, huh? Well, if it's a long drive and expensive as well, I can understand. For me, the nearest indoor track is about a small hour's drive away, so still relatively doable, in my opinion. And the prices over here are around 30 bucks per hour, full gear included, if you don't own any yourself.
@theJGG House von Aegir? I'm assuming you're talking about some game? Probably Japanese, too. They sure do love their German references...
Kind of a big jump there, by the way: from a highly revered composer to a video game...
@ThanosReXXX The futuristic civilisation also kills people with literal missiles. They probably time traveled to Fódlan from the Cold War or something.
@theJGG Found an old favorite of mine: this was actually also my first introduction to dubstep.
It's a track (pun intended) of the first Project CARS game. I personally think that the type of music goes together really well with racing sims, but I'll let you decide for yourself:
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@ThanosReXXX It really works! Tried it during a small race, and GT Sport has some tracks playing during races too. I never imagined that idea would work as well as it did, and this song really fits the vein of music the game licensed and or commissioned. And it’s a right good song at that away from the game. Thanks!
@theJGG It works? Of course it works, it's music!
But all kidding aside, the song was officially licensed as being part of the sound track of the first Project CARS game, selected by its own community. There's similar songs accompanying the second game in the series as well.
I don't know if you own any of the games or if you know the story behind it, but the name Project CARS is actually an acronym: CARS is short for Community Assisted Racing Simulator, because the initial trial of the game was done by thousands of community beta testers, and a couple of professional race drivers, so that they could iron out all the errors and fine tune all the necessary parts that make up a good simulator.
Oh, and you're welcome. I don't know if you have any tools/programs to convert the video to an mp3 so that you can use it on a console or a media player, but here's one where you can paste the YouTube link and then download the music only: https://ytmp3.cc/en13/
The original producer of the song, British DJ Coven, or Koven, as he is now called, was only 19 when he made that song. Nowadays, he has plenty more songs to listen to. All it takes is a quick YouTube search...
@ThanosReXXX All right cool, thanks. I have no clue where my old Wii is though, lol. By the way, the red Wii can play GameCube games. It came out in 2010 for Mario's 25th anniversary, before the Wii Family Edition came out a year later. The Family Edition was the one that removed GC compatibility.
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