@Brodigerbuzz@NintendoAmerica Bro. Most of what's on the app already IS Mario and Zelda, what we need more of is Donkey Kong, Fire Emblem, Kirby, and Star Fox, they've been seriously undercutting those franchises so far.
@IndieGameLawyer@NintendoAmerica What makes you think I don't consider DKC a fully original soundtrack? That's exactly what I'm asking for.
I just can't stand -
1 whole week for DLC music
1 whole week for a micro "teaser" ST
1 whole week for a ST that's mostly reused/alternate versions of what we already had.
@filmisfabulous@SusieMathis This here is the true magic you guys bring, while getting lost films and episodes back is a nice side effect of the work you do, it's the meaningful reactions from those who these pieces of media meant the most too that are the most valuable "discoveries"
Here's something I made to keep track of how affected each main character introduced in 60s Doctor Who is by the Missing Episodes.
The episode totals include ALL episodes of their respective characters, even later returns, but NOT episodes they were absent from during their era.
@RobKeeleyAuthor@TheCyberdevil Except bayes' theorem dictates that we should adjust our expectations. If it is very unlikely that 5 episodes turn up, that means it is clearly NOT the least likely story to return, 3 different times, 2 different sources possibly? I'd reckon it's amongst the most likely returns.
As soon as I finished watching the recovered #doctorwho#missingepisodes I knew what I had to do.
This is my personal edit of the best version of every episode and scene of the story currently available from various sources (original and/or recons).
After almost 60 years, two restored episodes of THE DALEKS' MASTER PLAN are now streaming! 📺
🇬🇧 In the UK? Watch on BBC iPlayer
🇺🇸 In the US? Watch on the Doctor Who Classic YouTube channel
The Voice of the Daleks
Among Doctor Who fans thrilled by the recovery of the episodes of ‘The Daleks’ Master Plan’ is Nicholas Briggs. He voiced the Daleks in the revived TV series since their debut in 2005, & has been an executive producer at Big Finish Productions since 2006.
What is this sick and twisted bad joke of """"new soundtrack"""" for this weekly update, it's barely over half an hour of dlc music RIGHT AFTER YOU DID THE EXACT SAME THING LAST WEEK NINTENDO.
This is the kind of bullcrap that makes me want to stop defending your music app.
@filmisfabulous Whenever you share a photo of some of these collections you go through it always reminds me just how much work it is to go through and properly sort and catalogue all this stuff. We appreciate your hard work preserving the film treasures of these collections for the future.
@Orion7862@CaleMario64@NintendoAmerica Or maybe what we care about is not letting companies decide on whim that they have the right to revoke our "license" and take away our copies if they feel like it with no compensation.
Maybe we want to actually have control over the things we pay for?
Ever considered that?
Doctor Who Restoration by R3Store
Film is Fabulous! have collaborated with the BBC Archives, and R3Stores Studios in London, to ensure that the two recovered episodes of Doctor Who look and sound great, when released on the BBC iPlayer.
https://t.co/MPw8lnLrZY
@filmisfabulous I expected you'd have to deal with this kind of stuff, I've seen many responses to the news on YouTube from people who were already getting many facts wrong and I've tried to gently correct them when possible. Anyway, good luck with your future cataloguing.
@Emo_Spiderman_@filmisfabulous They aren't "searching for more". It would be more accurate to say "here's to hoping these aren't the last ones that pop up" as they can be found as part of an overall collection, but they are not specifically searching for lost media, it's just a nice bonus when they find some.