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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]It may be just because I haven’t played anything new lately, but I loved Bastion. Its gameplay, story, setting, and especially the soundtrack are all amazing. I’m currently working on a second playthrough. Luckily, it takes less than 10 hours. Honestly, I don’t remember the last time I stayed up until 5 am just because of a game. I highly recommend it, especially if you buy it in the Humble Indie Bundle V. It’s pay what you want so you can pay a penny for four great games, but if you want Bastion you have to pay above the average amount (about $7.90 at the time of this post). End mini rant.
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I could spend hours messing around with Rainmeter. Here’s my desktop for now. I’ll probably change it again within a week or two.
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]This track here is not a song, nor a tune. It is a sound. A sound compiled by satanists in the early 12th century to open a door to hell to willingly give their souls to Lucifer. A sound used in 13th century Europe during Excorisms to open the gates of hell in order to send the demon within someone back to its origins. This track is a danger to play for when it opens the gates of hell, it allows demons to enter wherever you are. Play at your own risk!!! There are certain “safe” zone where this track will not play at all and these zones are usually holy places such as churches where demons would not dare to lurk.
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