Dwaine

True dedication to his art.

I love this.

Absolutely not. You're wasting paper and ink when Amazon could be wasting precious gas. If you're remote, you could always order several and pick them up at a drop location.

Beep. Boop. All I've got so far. If I find anything else, I'll let you know.

...No. Actually, I'll post it later this afternoon when I've more time to dig it up.

Don't forget Tom Servo. Did a bunch of the coding for PS2 V!

Hm, don't really have anything on the Japanese end, but I've got a couple Katsuya Terada pics from DW I.

Last month I spent some time in the French Quarter in New Orleans. Those people didn't ease back into social stuff and apparently haven't for a long time. I survived, so you should be good! There are people I know that are fully vaccinated, yet they still think going outside and having a basic interaction will give them covid and die. So they'll make these woe-is-me posts, "Oh, remember when we used to do things?" Bruh, the only thing preventing you from doing anything is you!

Searching for "ドラゴンクエスト" and the appropriate roman numeral followed by OST will make tracking down your treasure easier. If anyone else catches an error, please feel free to correct me! The box set for V is the original that features the game and symphonic suites. There are also brass and electone versions of the soundtrack, but the box set you posted I believe is the one you're looking for. III also has the original and symphonic on the album. III SFC has separate albums of the original and symphonic suites. This is the original. The symphonic suite is red. There's also a blue co

They do exist for V and both versions of III. They're long out of print, but you should be able to easily find them on the secondary market.

Surprised you're just now getting Rayquaza. They were all over the place for the longest time. Caught two yesterday in passing, but the stats weren't better than what I already had. My search for a 100% Bidoof continues. I've got many good Bidoofs. Four 96 and a 98%er. When I get that 100%er, it will be powered up to its maximum Bidoofness.

Pretty much what I said.

They became ArtePiazza and Genius Sonrority. ArtePiazza has all the design talent. Genius Sonrority is Manabu Yamana's company and they made the Pokémon Colosseum games.

That I don't know. It's possible they had the framework and were like, "Here, take care of the backend and make sure it's stable." I never encountered any bugs either, but I did hear of a couple. They may have fixed the bad ones when inserting the English script.

ArtePiazza used Matrix Software for the programming end of DQ V. It's similar to how Nintendo uses TOSE for some of their games.