I have barely seen it working and I haven't had the chance to play with one myself, but it seems a bit hard to handle and it looks way too fragile for me to actually consider to spend money on it.

The games all seem fine, though (but then again, it couldn't have been any other way).

Do you have a favorite Land Before Time character?  If so, who is it and why is he/she your favorite?

Littlefoot seems to be my favorite character, the voice they gave him in the Spanish dubbing really sold it for me. He sounded reflexive yet a little inexperienced to truly face his problems. I have yet to try the original voice and see if it reinforces my opinion, but for the time being, he is my champion

Why did you choose the username "Midnight"? It's always interesting to know why people come up with their names :

Well, you see... Umbreon is one of my favorite PokÈmons, and his PokÈdex entry describes him as the "Moonlight PokÈmon"... that really stuck with me for years, and not long ago I joined a forum in which I finally used "Moonlight" as a name. I don't like to repeat nicknames, so when I found out about this place I tried to come up with something that sounded alike... and I really liked how this sounded.

Well, they DO Have to have standards. They can't just accept every poorly written piece of crap that gets forwarded to them.

I know, but some of them were truly masterpieces with hundreds of favorites on DeviantART and stuff... I just don't get it.

Besides, I have seen some poorly made paint drawings making it to the site.

He saw the final episode of Freeman's Mind finally coming out. I share his feelings.

Well, y'all know how this works, so it's no use in trying to explain it (I guess).

Ask me whatever you want and I will try to come up with something mildly coherent as an answer

Ask away!

My changelog wouldn't be as extensive, but I will make sure that it covers some of the most important aspects that can't be absent.

First of all: I would try to get all the original voice actors back.

Also, it would be a huge priority for me to get a better animation studio for the series (the original was fine, but I'm aiming higher for this reboot... TMS would do).

The third item on the list would be to give direct orders for the animators to stay away from the new standards and keep using the same coloring/shadowing bases. This is a series that just wouldn't work in the new "bright/reflective" style that is so common nowadays.

Fourth: If you have to cram songs into it, that's fine, but try to make something memorable with it, it would help immensely to raise the global appealing of the movie/show. In other words, get the people who made the songs from Animaniacs! (no, I'm being serious... don't you remember ALL that soundtrack? ).

And finally... don’t make stupid changes to the series; don’t re-design the characters to adjust them to the new standards of appealing (they're dinosaurs xDD!) nor don't you dare changing the names.

With all that, I would be happy.

To be fair, RE 3 control-skin didn't bother me as much (greatly because of the story of the game, that kept me hooked up) but every other installment of the series seemed to be a miss cause for me, as the "tank controls" were too frustrating to master and the story didn't won me over.

I managed to finished Code Veronica on the Dreamcast, but I honestly don't know how I did it, because that game added dizzy camera angles (for scary purposes, I guess) to the mix. Nothing like walking into a room with the guard all set, just to have the music changing and the camera finding itself pointing down a ladder.

To me, an ideal villain is one that is ruthless and smart, but also has some redeeming quality, something to hide from those who fear him and something to learn for those who fight him.

A big example of this should be General Woundwort from the Watership Down TV Series; he wouldn't hesitate about sending his own troops to the death by the hundreds and nor he would about killing the small and defenseless... but he is also very reflexive and his conscience is powerful enough to make him change his mind about an enemy if he finds something in common with said character... that stopped him from killing someone in the series, and was an epic moment (there was also a conflictive moment he had about another character in his nightmares... that is the kind of complexity that I want to see).

Sadly, most villians out there are just bland and mean. No character development whatsoever.

Those are all beautiful images. The flowers are especially delicious, but I liked everything you have posted.

I'm not sure about what kind of technique did you use, but the results are quite impressive.

Keep it up!

What kind of car do you drive? (IF you drive).