citrusmirakel - 2008-12-03
I'll hold back stars for a moment. At least until why someone can explain to me how in God's name this video is supposed to be interesting and/or entertaining.
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Cube - 2008-12-03 The joke is almost all the biggest games of this era supported the MT-32, but nobody had one.
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Mike Tyson?! - 2008-12-03 I have never actually seen one of these before and it sounds cool. Die in a fire.
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Syd Midnight - 2008-12-03 It's the bleepity-bloop music from some ancient game, played over a kickass expensive MIDI rack which they always supported for some reason. http://www.knickknack.ch/radiomt32/
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Scrotum H. Vainglorious - 2008-12-03
Well I always wanted them back in my childhood PC gaming days but they were fucking expensive. So all I got was a SoundBlaster instead.
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dancingshadow - 2008-12-03 Soundblaster came with Dr. Sbaitso... the text to speach thereapist who would help you but if you talked to it long enough it would start saying "Let's talk about sexy stuffs" over and over. It also sounds exactly like Stephen Hawking.
Space Quest IV is the best of all the Quest games cause you go back to Space Quest 1 and fight the Monochrome Boys, who are jelous of your fancy EGA colors.
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Randroid - 2008-12-03 DOKTER.... SBAAAEEETZOH.
Also, the soundtrack still sounds terrible.
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FABIO - 2009-07-07 Space Quest 5 was the best for having no moon logic puzzles that screwed you over hours before you found out you were screwed over.
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boner - 2008-12-03
These things were so elusive, I don't even think I saw a picture of it.
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Repomancer - 2008-12-03
Don't mean to be a big shot or anything, but I have an MT-32.
A cooler video would perhaps be Doom on an SC-55.
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Baron_Von_Bad_Beaver - 2010-11-06
SC-55
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