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Nope.

TPBM has played Minecraft and/or has seen someone else play Minecraft.

No.5

No. 5 Coconut Mall from Mario Kart Wii

Time Stamp: 0:28

with how detailed this one was it should have basically been a free point. (mael, you didn't pick up your free point) EDIT: Dekkadeci too apparently.

Guessed by: msf, Yug guy, WaluigiTime, dudeman, THC, Levi, Static, Latios

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I never played Mario Kart Wii much and barely watched others play it. Basically the only songs from that game I know are the title theme (because my siblings hit there often enough), the Rainbow Road theme (because I inevitably collide with it while trying to listen to other Rainbow Road themes), and the Toad's Factory theme (because I somewhat purposefully sought it out and also dat jazz).

OK, this is strange--I PM'ed Olimar12345 this and he didn't count me as a participant this round:

Here are my guesses for your latest quiz:

#1: "Victory Road", from Pokemon Ruby & Pokemon Sapphire (i.e. this song)

#3: "Bloody Tears", from Castlevania II: Simon's Quest (and likely a bunch of other Castlevania games) (i.e. this song)

#6: "Determination", from UnderTale, used as the game over theme (i.e. this song)

#15: "March Ahead", from Paper Mario, used as an overworld/level theme (i.e. this song)

Meta data (n.) -

Definition 1: Data on anything or anyone who is metal-coated (e.g. data about Meta Ridley or Meta Knight)

Definition 2: Data that is obliquely accessible--see ortho data and para data for related terms

I only got Maelstrom's #12 from its last 4 bars. I had to listen to the song again to check that the first 4 bars were acceptable. I mainly remember the piano going wild in the second repeat of that section...

Smorgasboard (n.) - A board with a large variety of textures on it

As a cartoon? No. IRL? Yes.

What is your favourite music piece that's in more than one key?

Kirby's Blowout Blast is getting released on July 4, 2017 in Japan and July 6, 2017 elsewhere! Time to raid the plot and music then...

Depends which game you're analyzing.

Can the heel-face revolving door ever be stuck in neutral?

Farandola (n.) - you meant one of those things in A Wind in the Door?

Also, I think this would've been a great opportunity to show off some more obscure SNES games that haven't been released in many parts of the world, like Terranigma, FE3/4 , or Live-A-Live. While the game selection is excellent, and all 21 games here are very, very good, I can't help but notice the big missed opportunities here.

I once read that Square Enix won't release an English version of Live a Live because they no longer have that game's original source code, so they understandably don't want to remake it from black box testing and first principles.

I wonder how many remakes publishers won't release because of similar reasons...

Labelactation (n.) - Needing to label whenever lactation/milking/breastfeeding occurs, often badly

Mirrordor (n.) - a matador who uses a mirror instead of a red cape

Looking at your PDF alone:

• Bar 4's right-hand beaming is fused together and nearly unreadable when I initially load the page on Google Drive (this oddly seems to be alleviated when I zoom in and out). This makes me confused at first glance whether they're supposed to represent 32nd notes or 16th notes.
• The last arpeggio line in Bar 9 is unpleasantly close to touching the previous chord's notes.
• Bar 14 has one of the most confusing cases of do-I-strike-this-supposedly-held-note-again. In the right hand, the last two 16th notes combined with the last 8th note really makes me wonder whether I hold down or repeat that B double flat.
• Bar 16's pp and p dynamic markings touch the left-hand beams.
• The dynamic markings in Bars 25-27 don't align, and unlike Bar 28, I can't see any reasons why they shouldn't align. (Bar 16's dynamic markings also don't quite align, although that case is less noticeable.)
• I was this close to not interpreting the hand cross-clef line correctly in Bar 28 because it didn't pierce the triplet bracket.
• In the last two 16th notes and the last 8th note of the right hand in Bar 30, I don't know whether I'm supposed to hold down the A flat or the C.
• I'd appreciate it if the right-hand half note in Bar 30 had its stem pointing downward. It looks sloppy with its stem pointing upward into the note and upward-pointing stem on top.
• Bar 32's rests are poorly positioned. The 8th rest is embedded in a note (to the point where I had to tell it was an 8th rest from context), and the half rest is so badly positioned that I thought the note there was a 16th note at first. I'd like all the bottom rests in that bar to be moved down.
• Bars 33-34's dynamic markings don't align, either.
• The fused beams problem strikes again in Bars 35-38, Bars 40-45, and Bar 48 (and even Bars 33-34 to a certain extent).
• The 4 quarter rests in the left hand of Bar 46 look like they should be replaced with a whole rest.
• The highest notes in the right hand of Bar 48 have a ton of ledger lines (I'd say that 4-5 ledger lines are too many), which makes them hard to read. They aren't in chords with substantially lower notes, so I think an 8va line should be used with them. (I've seen significantly more sheet music with 4 or more ledger lines in the bass clef than the treble clef.)
• Lastly, my personal preference is to use 8va lines instead of the less noticeable and much-less-common-in-published-piano-sheet-music treble-clef-with-an-8-sign-on-top.

I HAVEN'T FIGURED IT OUT YET SOMEONE HELP ME

I verified that #23 is NOT Landia's theme from Kirby's Return to Dream Land, even though that song sounds pretty close.

EDIT: InsigTurtle was generous enough to give me the series #23 is from, so I looked up songs from that series that I only know by name and got it on my first try.