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This sort of thing reminds me of a part in Steinbeck's "The Red Pony" (I think) where the father (a farmer) had given his ten year old son a rifle as a birthday present, but no ammo. He told the kid if he ever pointed it at the house or a person, he'd take it away for a year, but if he was good, ...

@barneyboscoe Minus the onions (they're toxic to dogs).

@xToony Nothing against seeing it on TV, but due to the encyclopedic nature of the series, seeing it on demand on the web just seems like the best venue. You choose the breed you want to see and presto, no waiting, no recording, no commercials.

@TWProhawk u mad bro?

This isn't the only listing for the song so it's not representative of Feist's awesomeness

I met someone who worked on this (or claimed to), says they got a cease and desist order from Squeenix and that was the end of it. Frankly, I don't blame him for giving up, I mean how much spare time does a video game programmer have to begin with, along with all the other people involved...

God, Moo III made Star Wars Rebellion's interface look polished and manageable. It wasn't... and you basically needed to 'learn' to speak droid to understand wtf R2D2 was warbling about at any given moment, because hey, it's still better than listening to the translation from C3PO.

It's like they took Moo II, took a huge dump on the interface, removed aspects of the game that made it playable and said "Here, for $50 you too can manage a paperless space-bureaucracy". Closest thing to Moo II done right I've seen is Galactic Civ II, it has far less imagination but at least the...

Shrug, great idea, not such a great product, I had heard of it but no one I really knew had one, and anyone who did wasn't interested in it.

Perhaps best remembered as a precursor to Dance Dance Revolution.