Devout Craziness

Slow week, lets hope our new president is Trump, and go Lions!

I randomly came across this and was very pleased with both sound and look and detail. The imagery and band logo, everything thematically goes together perfectly. I am excited hyped to see what kind of outcome this band will progress.

They definitely have talent with their solos and melody’s and shredding.

Cant say much more than that, give it a listen yourself, I am sure you will be impressed.

You cookie cutters and slim neck slap jaws, better remember the mighty giants who battled before you! do your best and never let anyone take away your pride and courage. RIP Lenny !

We aren’t just wasted vessels agonizingly standing idle while the secular and worldwide media purveys their incumbent sound. We do have a shovel of great gold and ire that is most precious in design and sound, and it’s here that I found yet again another treasure out on the forefront of METAL.

Let him that stole steal no more: but rather let him labour, working with his hands the thing which is good, that he may have to give to him that needeth.

It wasn’t made aware to me, until I actually took a moment to evaluate myself and see the highly critical judgments I make, and all the while having myself openly online and being made suspect of the same things that I judge and analyze others for. It’s this critical and judgmental behavior that makes me very concerned, but almost a relief, that I have for once been able to see it for myself, from myself and not just the brash or offensive word of another person.

I think I have been being not hard enough on myself and have never been able to fully embrace my strengths and develop and help my weaknesses. It’s very easy for others to be some overt and forward with their intentions and me disregard their kindness and generosity and pursue selfish motives instead. But much like anyone else, it is up to the individual to change, it must come from within themselves, and nobody can make that choice for them.

I am 40 years old and while I don’t feel like I have much to say for myself, I do have a long laundry list of things that I need to do and accomplish. One thing I know for certain is that this time around, while I don’t have a lot of personal physical support, like before; whereas now I have the dependence and support of God, of whom I trust and rely with all my body, soul, spirit and mind.

Whatever circumstance, whatever hardship or struggles I confront, I do know that the scriptures and the life of the apostles and the living breathing Christ are strength and enough for me.

I write these words with hope and desire that they will resonate and stick with me, for many years to come. And I hope maybe they will help you as well.

This piece of shit is allying with kamala nope, he is done

Written By Craig
The Megaman (or Rockman in Japan) series is one of the best and most famous videogame franchises ever. Capcoms’ Blue Bomber has spanned a variety of systems, the NES, Gameboy, home computer, SNES, Sony Playstation, Sega Gamegear, Sega Saturn and the Sega Genesis. The NES Megaman series was the pinnacle of 8-bit gaming, nothing came close.

In 1994 Capcom remade Megaman 1, Megaman 2 and Megaman 3 for the Sega Genesis and put them on one cart called “Megaman: The Wily Wars”. The remake was both graphical and aural, the improvements weren’t jaw dropping but they made the game presentable for a 16 bit system, think of Super Mario Allstars.

Even though its remade, the presentation of the NES MM games are emulated almost perfectly, it feels like going back to a familiar place, visiting an old friend, you cant help but feel the nostalgia. The gameplay however feels a tad different, the control can be a bit shaky at times, its not bad but you may find yourself under or over jumping at some areas. Also, I am not sure if this is because I have become better at playing games or not but the Wily Wars’ Mega Man 3 is a lot easier than its NES counterpart. There was also one new addition, Wily’s Tower, which is a special game that is opened up when you complete all three games included in the collection.

Like I said before, the graphics don’t take advantage of the Genesis to the fullest but it gives the game a more polished and colorful look. The stages keep the same NES layout but they are graphically redesigned. Even Megaman himself looks better than the squinty-eyed NES blue bomber.

The soundtrack is faithful to the NES style but is much higher in quality compared to the NES and the fact that its now in stereo also adds to the improvement.

SCORE:

Gameplay – 7
Graphics – 7
Sound – 7
Entertainment – 8

Overall: 7.5
Overall, The Wily Wars is a great remake of three timeless classics and is a nostalgic trip into gaming history that’s well worth taking.