Jose Mourihno, seeing as it is the fad at the moment

I like Toninio's idea about all the club badges of every supported team on these forums. Might be a few though

Give your congratulations to Daviesw everyone, on his new job.

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Interviewer: "Any words regarding your new job?"
Davies: "I'm just delighted to have been given the opportunity of proving myself and I'm looking forward to the challenge that lies ahead."

Interviwer: Are you looking to take Preston that step forward?
Davies: "You can't tell me what to do."

LOL!

quote Toninio

Anywho, what I came here for was to ask if anyone else got a DVD through the post off Nike? It's the Panna KO finals.. just watching it now!

Yeah, I got it last week.

quote __JosH__

Sky Sports Live score Center. Very good way of keeping track with scores if you cant be bothered to leave your computer screen .

Guys, I need suggestions. For my Audio module, I need to get the music of a game and write about how effective the music was at creating atmosphere or just simply adding to the game. At the moment I can only think of a few games that the soundtrack/sound effects really stick out.

Also, check out the NESkimos. They are "The greatest Nintendo band ever", the only I think. They do covers of soundtracks of Nintendo games and have been on MTV and stuff. Go to "Song Downloads" to check out some of their stuff.

Metal Gear Solid is a good example of a fine game soundtrack.

You could comment on the use of strings, with low droning notes to create suspense and short stabbing high strings for tension. When you get "discovered" the music speeds up giving it a 'frantic' or 'panic' feeling. Usually in the stealth areas the music has a minimalistic style whilst the action areas are usually the exact opposite.

Depending on which game(s) you want to comment on, I could help.

Spanking idea Woodward. Now all I need to do is rip the music off the cd, or find it on the net.

GTA3 & Vice City are two that spring to mind.
Especially GTA3, cruising around in a mafia car, listening to some classical music.
The soundtracks in both these games are what really makes them.

Another thing I just thought of is that you could mention the use of minor chords in dangerous or unhappy situations, and the use of major chords in happy or triumphant situations. I reckon you'd find alot of this on Final Fantasy games.

quote charlie_22

GTA3 & Vice City are two that spring to mind.
Especially GTA3, cruising around in a mafia car, listening to some classical music.
The soundtracks in both these games are what really makes them.

First week in Uni and Ooter's already got everyone else doing his work.

quote OOTER

I need to get the music of a game and write about how effective the music was at creating atmosphere or just simply adding to the game. At the moment I can only think of a few games that the soundtrack/sound effects really stick out.

quote Nuggy

First week in Uni and Ooter's already got everyone else doing his work.

The music from "Morrowind", "Deus Ex" and "Deus Ex: Invisible War", are too good to miss. You will thank me for telling you about them, Ooter. Anyone who played these game, commented that the music is AMAZING! Check them out.