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Hi all, I've been working for a while on a Unity 3D game about Bionicle, set in the Dark Times/Makuta Wars, before the coming of the toa Mata. Version 1.1 is available for download: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5pgj4n1xskn0x6w/iTtOVtgU6B This version includes: Ga, Po and Onu-Wahi and their respective Koros. Numerous Matoran in each village. Dangerous rahi to fight. Tons of nostalgia. Some pics of gameplay: To play: 1.Click the above dropbox link. 2.Click, from the top right hand corner "Download". 3.Open the downloads folder and double click on the downloaded file. 4.Open the .hltm file to open the game. 5.The team is aware of some bugs in the game, which are going to be fixed in the next update, but any bug reports/feedback are still appreciated. V.1.2 is coming soon, so stay tuned for Ta-Wahi!
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For some reason I once completed this game while I should have been studying (don't worry, I graduated). I secretly loved it.
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So recently I was digging through the BZP Lexicon of Terms and found this: What is this? A quick look on BS01 turned up nothing. Does this refer to an expansion of the Battle For Power game? What did it contain? Is it still available somewhere?
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Okay, so a lot of People like COD, ACBF, and HALO. But you don't remember them for the music, do you? Many People also like Kirby, Zelda, and 3D Sonic Games. And of course you remember the music from those, right? In this Topic, you talk about what Video game music enhanced your Gaming experience, made you sit at the edge of your seat, improved your Boss fight, and overall made the game what it is. Also: Try not to get into major fights over Songs. A minor argument is okay, but People taking sides on whether or not HALO's intro theme is good or not is not okay. Have fun, and enjoy yourselves!
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CHECK OUT MY BIONICLE HALO MOD FORM!!! We need lots of moders and lots of bionicle fans and Its easy to mod halo! HERE IS THE LINK TO MY FORM: http://forum.halomap...c&topicID=46174
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Yes I do know about the video game general thread, but I feel that it's more suited towards mainstream games and not indie games. So, what indie games have you been playing lately, I've been playing Unturned, on a blog called Smartlydressedgames (Link here) Considering its a broswer game, it's pretty good.
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Hi, I've been having trouble with Minecraft Comes Alive, an MC mod that enhances villagers. I've put the zipped mod file in the mods folder, downloaded Forge (And installed it), but when I run MC with the Forge profile it only shows the three default mods active: No Minecraft Comes Alive. I also have the most recent versions of MC, MCA and Forge. Can anyone help me with this? Many thanks if you can.[]
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So, I'm starting this topic to see if anyone here is interested in this old board game released by Hasbro back 2002. Basically, it was a combination card game and miniature game set in the the Star Wars universe; the object was to defeat all of your opponent's "Main Characters" by using cards that had special powers. Each character had his own "deck" with 31 cards. The game has become something of a cult classic in the gaming community, at least for those who remember when it first come out. There is (or was) a rather impressive online community devoted to the game, having created hundreds of decks and expansions with settings including: The Lord of the Rings, Marvel, DC, Heroes, Firefly, and even the Bible to name a few. These days, if you want to play duels, and aren't lucky enough to still have your old beaten up copy, you can play online using the Vassel Engine. The rule book can be found on Wikipedia for those looking for it. So anyone, here heard of this gem of a game?
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I've seen many people find old Lego games by asking other users on these forums, therefore I'm willing to give this a shot... Been looking through pages and pages of the internet archive and none of them seem to want to load the game. I'm looking for the old Johnny Thunder game called "The Lost Treasure of Ancient Greece". I would much appreciate any kind of working link, whether it be an archive, a direct flash link, a re-upload onto another website, or even a download. During my searches I found this post; http://www.bzpower.com/board/index.php?showtopic=6451 but the link to download seems to be dead, yet the OP's reaction shows that it was available at some point. Is there any other way to acces this game or is it a lost cause? (sorry if I've mis-typed my post in any way or started this topic the wrong way; I just joined and I'm still trying to get a handle on the forum and question asking basics)
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Invisible Legend returns, with its newest version: The Proto Release! It's an improved version of the old classic game. The interface is still the old one, which hopefully adds some nostalgic feeling. What has changed since the game was introduced long ago? Well, some graphics have been changed for the better (like the awful Toa Ilma battle graphics). There is new music, new story bits, improved monsters and side-quests, a completely new Kanohi mask system and more. DOWNLOAD (Dropbox) The Story Bio-Land (called Southern Continent by non-natives) is a beautiful island with many Matoran living on it. However, an upcoming crisis calls for six Matoran to be transformed into Toa. No one is sure how it happens, but these Matoran are suddenly transformed against their will... but they remain separate, each transforming in his or her home region. The Toa of Fire, Biokau, is given a mission to find his teammates and assemble the Toa team to battle the darkness that is on its way. Time is against the heroes, though, and many secrets lurk on the island. The Toa will soon find out that there is no one left they can truly trust. Screenshots Please note that all screenshots are from older versions and are in some cases completely outdated. Biokau about to use his elemental powers On a path Meeting Maa The Toa fighting hypnotized Matoran Please, feel free to play the game, enjoy, and tell me what you think of it. Don't hesitate to give me any kind of criticism and ideas for further improvement.
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Watch this first, it should bring you pretty much up to date. (Unfortunately my mic was so good it picked up every little detail of my voice, so when I talk at the beginning it sounds like my mouth is full of spittle or something. ) https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-joMIsbuoMxS3hsV0UtSDFVVnM/preview P.S. I forgot to mention in it that the awesome colorful lens flare stuff you see in it was actually made by an awesome Blender Game Engine user named "Martin Uptis". Here is a link to his video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyZWu23xpWA If you like Blender or looking at cool 3D things, then check out his channel. Okay, the video pretty much says it all. That is my proof for this. I'm not sure what else needs to be said so far, but I'll add to this post later once I have more progress. In the mean time tell me what you guys think. Here are some screenshots as well. Most are from the "spoiler zone" mentioned in the video, but don't worry they don't contain spoilers. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-joMIsbuoMxTlNfa1M1R3ZnOUU/edit https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-joMIsbuoMxdk9SZkxkMWI2eGs/edit https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-joMIsbuoMxakI0NUhEVXVnYms/edit https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-joMIsbuoMxX0haQi1DS25fRkU/edit https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-joMIsbuoMxWl81TVhwRm02Mk0/edit https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-joMIsbuoMxdXBtQnpwa3lDVHc/edit
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And so it ends... Watch the two hour marathon of the last episode here! When I began this adventure three months ago, I was not quite sure what to expect with the game. While I enjoyed some aspects of the game, I felt that too many areas were lacking or even unfair after a while. For example, the strategy mini-"game" required long periods of madly spam clicking, and I was afraid I would get carpal tunnel! The best parts of the game were definitely the kohlii matches and finally discovering the crystal items for myself. While the ending dialogue is good, it was lacking sound, which made the ending of MNOLG 1 that much more memorable. Overall, i don't think I could recommend MNOLG 2 over the original, but I'm glad I finally finished it.
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BIONICLE: Hurt and Heal This game is an elimination game where we determine the one true champion BIONICLE. You can only heal one character and hurt one character per day. ONE post a day, hurt by 2, heal by 1. We will play until only one remains. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Toa: Tahu (Devolved Mata with Golden Armor) - 20Kopaka Nuva - 20Gali Nuva - 20Pohatu Nuva - 20Onua Nuva - 20Lewa Nuva - 20Takanuva - 20Vakama - 20Nuju - 20Nokama - 20Onewa - 20Whenua - 20Matau - 20Jaller - 20Hewkii - 20Matoro - 20Lhikan - 20Tuyet - 20Naho - 20Nidhiki - 20Norik - 20 Kualas - 20Gaaki - 20 Pouks - 20Bomonga - 20Iruini - 20Varian - 20Lesovikk - 20Nikila - 20Helryx - 20Krakua - 20Chiara - 20Zaria - 20Orde - 20Jovan - 20 Makuta: Teridax - 20Alternate Teridax - 20Miserix - 20Icarax - 20Mutran - 20Antroz - 20Vamprah - 20Chirox - 20Krika - 20Bitil - 20Gorast - 20Spiriah - 20Kojol - 20Tridax - 20 Dark Hunters: The Shadowed One - 20The Recorder - 20Sentrakh - 20Voporak - 20Lariska - 20Krekka - 20Ancient - 20Guardian - 20Dweller - 20 Piraka: Zaktan - 20Hakann - 20Vezok - 20Reidak - 20Avak - 20Thok - 20 Barakki: Pridak - 20Ehlek - 20Kalmah - 20Carapar - 20Mantax -20Takadox - 20 Others: Mata Nui - 20Tren Krom - 20Kanohi Ignika/Toa Ignika - 20Artakha - 20Karzahni - 20Axonn - 20Brutaka - 20Botar - 20Vezon - 20Roodaka - 20Sidorak - 20Keetongu - 20Hydraxon - 20Nocturn - 20Transformed Gadunka - 20Krahka - 20Nektann - 20Cahdok - 20Gahdok - 20Energized Protodermis - 20
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Toatapio Nuva proudly(?) presents a new short platform game filled with excitement and challenging levels. And gem-collecting. Who would've guessed? Download (Dropbox) StorySeve used to be a powerful, immortal being with a mission. During his mission, he was challenged by another immortal being. The two powerful beings fought in a titanic struggle. It is said that the universe shook during the battle. In the end, the other immortal being was able to break Seve's power and immortality into small gems that scattered across a strange world below. Seve followed the gems to this strange world which is filled with surprises and mysteries... and powerful enemies, some of which have found out that these power gems can be used to make themselves more powerful. Now Seve must collect all the power gems in this new world to regain his former power... and immortality. GamePlaying the game is very easy. Use arrow keys to move and different number keys to use powers. Powers will be obtained during the course of the game. The objective is to collect all yellow gems in a level, activating gateways to other levels. The game has some pretty challenging and exciting monsters as well which you can spam your abilities on. ScreenshotsOkay, it's common knowledge that screenshots are what make you decide whether you want to play a game or not. So here are some.That black ball is a falling bomb, just so you know. Being underwater causes your health to slowly diminish. Violence.Please use spoiler tags for spoilers only. -B6 Note: This game was made really quickly so it would be on time for the Titans and Monsters contest. Therefore there may be bugs, although I didn't encounter any when test-playing. If you find a bug, please report about it so I can fix it. Even if there are no bugs though, feel free to tell me what you think of the game. It would be nice to know everyone's opinions. Have fun!
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Okay, first off, I know that this topic is most likely going to get moved; I simply posted it here because I honestly don't know where else to put it. This game revolves around the pieces that LEGO put in the Glatorian sets to keep track of health in the action figure game. I thought that this was a cool idea, but not nearly fleshed out enough. So, I decided to rework it into something I personally think is fun, borrowing certain elements from games like Yu-Gi-Oh and Pokemon, along with my own work. RULES: 1: Players do not need the exact parts described here in order to play the game; it simply makes it a bit easier if you do. Get creative! 2: The game may be played by any number of persons as long as there are at least two players. 3: Please do not complain about the other person's advantages if they have one, i.e. more parts, more time, etc. 4: This game can be played with your own MOC's. However, you must follow the theme of what you're trying to build. For instance, if you're making a vehicle, make it look like a vehicle. 5: Anyone that breaks these rules automatically forfeits the match. GAMEPLAY Okay, now that that's done, I should probably teach you how to play. To start off with, there are three types of playing 'pieces': The first are the Battlers, the ones who will be the main focus of the game. You may have up to three Battlers on your team. The first person to lose all Battlers loses the game. If playing with more than two players, when you lose all Battlers, you are out of the game. Basically, last one standing wins. The second are the Turrets. You may have up to three Turrets on your team. Turrets are defensive pieces, and act as support to the Battlers. The third and last type of 'piece' are vehicles. You may only have one Vehicle on your team. Vehicles are offensive pieces, and act to enhance or change battle conditions. To begin play, you build your team, choose a battling location, and flip a coin to see who goes first. The person who goes first can perform any actions available to him/her, and can only end his turn by attacking or assuming Defense Mode. The next player does the same, and play continues until all but one players have run out of Battlers. The last one standing wins the game. BATTLERS First off, let's establish the gameplay mechanics of the Battlers, which are by far the most complex part of the game. While in a game with more than two players, the attacker must announce who he is attacking before starting his turn. The Battlers use the same health system as the original game; you have five life points, and if a Battler's health reaches zero, that Battler is out of the game. You may only play one Battler at a time. Battlers may not be switched out. If you have an active Battler on the field, that Battler stays there until it gets either defeated or you win the game. The main thing Battlers do is attack, which is represented by putting your Battler in an aggressive pose that shows off his Gear, which will be discussed later. If you wish, you may skip attacking on your turn in order to go into Defense Mode, which is represented by putting your Battler into a defensive pose. Defense Mode automatically takes one point off of any damage you receive. There are four types of Battlers: Land Battlers, Sky Battlers, Water Battlers, and Elemental Battlers. This will be important later. There are a few health system modifiers, and they work like so: A regular hit takes away two life points, a weak hit takes away one point, and a strong hit takes away three points. What makes a hit strong, weak, or regular? I'm so glad you asked! A regular hit occurs when there are no damage modifiers on you or the defending target, or if the damage modifiers on you and your target cancel each other out; I should warn you up front that this does not happen very often, unless you are playing an Elemental Battler, but we'll get to that in a minute. A weak hit occurs if the target Battler's type is strong against the attacking Battler's type; the type chart is something we'll get to in a few seconds. A strong hit occurs if the attacking Battler's type is strong against the target Battler's type; pretty self-explanatory. Anyways, here's that chart I promised you: ♪It's the ciiiiircle of liiiiiife...(Oombawumbawayyy...)♪ No, that is not a diagram of the rain cycle; it means that Land is strong against Water, Water is strong against Air, and Air is strong against land. I know it's not perfect, but come on, I had to take some creative liberties here. You may notice that I did not put Elemental Battlers on here, but again, we'll get to that later. Now, believe it or not, there is actually a second type of damage modifier: Gear. Gear is what you equip your Battler with. Battler may only carry two pieces of Gear at a time. There are three types of Gear: Melee, Projectile, and Shield. Melee Gear is represented by your Battler carrying a sword, club, or other type of Melee weapon. Melee Gear raises your attack strength by one point, meaning you do an extra point of damage when attacking your opponent. Projectile Gear is represented by your Battler carrying a launcher of some sort. Projectile Gear does not raise your attack power when used; however, it allows you to take out turrets and vehicles without risking any of your health. This will be explained more later. Shield Gear takes one point off of any damage taken by your Battler. When combined with the aforementioned Defense Mode, this turns your Battler into a strong wall. Okay, time to discuss that Elemental Battler I keep putting off. Elemental Battlers are not affected by types; they always take and deal two points of damage. Unlike the other Battlers, you can only have one Elemental Battler on your team at a time. To make up for this, Elemental Battlers have the ability to boost the power of Turrets, vehicles, and Gear by one point using their element; however, if you do not wish to use the elemental power to boost those items, then you may instead use it to create a devastating attack that take away all of the opponent's life points. I wouldn't recommend using this ability too quickly, though, as when you do, your Battler is no longer able to attack. TURRETS Turrets are a lot more simple than Battlers. There are still a few things you'll need to pay close attention to, though, so listen up! You may only play one Turret at a time, unless you are Combining them. (Discussed later) Turrets only have two points of health. Turrets are not affected by types. You may attack EITHER a Turret or a Battler, not both in the same turn. You may Combine Turrets to double or triple their strength; however, this does not raise their health, and one blow could wipe out your entire armada. Combined Turrets may only be used once every other turn. The Turret's effects can be avoided by attacking with Projectile Gear. So, what do Turrets actually do? Well, when a Battler attacks another Battler, a Turret on the side of the targeted player will automatically deal back all the damage the attacker dealt, minus one point. For instance, if I attacked a Land Battler with a Sky Battler, but the Land Battler had a Turret on his side of the field, I would get two damage dealt to my Battler by the Turret. You represent Combining Turrets by linking them together somehow, preferably with regular pieces, but if those aren't handy for some reason you could always use tape or something. Combined Turrets deal either twice or three times as much damage as normal, depending on how many Turrets you combine. Combined Turrets, though quite formidable, may only attack every other turn, have the same health as a regular Turret, and cannot be split apart until the game has ended or you lose. VEHICLES Ah, Vehicles. Probably my favorite game changer, these things are quite simple, and yet rather powerful. Vehicles may only be played once per game per player. Vehicles are played by attaching them to the Active Battler on the field. Vehicles have five points of health, but when destroyed, do not affect the Battler's that was attached to them's life points. Vehicles must be equipped with at least one type of Gear. Vehicles are not affected by Types. Vehicles are basically a way to completely screw the rules of the game. A Battler attached to a Vehicle is pretty much invincible, as all of the attacks that would hit it are instead diverted into attacking the Vehicle's life points. When attacking using a vehicle, you use the vehicle's Gear set instead of the Battlers, making it an effective way to get around some road blocks if your opponent is countering you. On top of that, every time the vehicle is attacked, the attacker must flip a coin, and can only deal damage if it comes up heads. There are, however, a couple of exceptions to these rules so that you have SOME chance of bringing these things down. Sky Battlers can attack the Battler riding the vehicle if the vehicle is flying or hovering. The same applies to Land Battlers if it's a land vehicle, and Water Battlers if it's a water vehicle. If the Battler on the vehicle is taken out of play, then the vehicle automatically takes one point in crash damage. Projectiles and Turrets skip the flipping the coin, and can attack the vehicle directly. Contact Me If you have a question or comment about the game, just leave a post in the comments section below. Thank you for reading!
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The title implies the topic idea perfectly. What's your favorite HF game?
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So, basically, the first person says something starting with "fortunatly", then the next person has to corrupt it by making it "unfortunatly". For example, Person 1: Fortunatly, I have a puppy. Person 2: Unfortunatly, nobody likes it. Person 1: Fortunatly, that's good, because its a guard dog. Person 3: Unfortunatly, it is mute. The topic should "shift" as peoples posts move it off topic. I'll start: Fortunatly, my country is a democracy.
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What are the glitches and such (whether they be good or bad) you have noticed in the Bionicle Flash games (and yes, I know MNOLG 2 was just one big glitch, but whatever). My favorite one would be that in Matoran Escape you can hold down the space bar (Switch Character) and while you hold it down you will keep switching, and you are invincible for the most part. For example, Zamor spheres go straight through you without doing anything. What ones have you noticed?
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One person writes a sentence, the other writes another sentence w/ at least one word rhyming with the last sentence. Simple, right? In the shadows there lies a cat.
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The title takes the job of stating it. It seems like TLG has been making a lot of theses lately.
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First, what is your favorite Bionicle online game. Then, what is your favorite online game related to anything?
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This is something I've had sitting around forever, and haven't done all that much with it. Back a long, long time ago, yet not in a galaxy far, far away, I asked Mata Rahi if I could continue his original game, Infected Masks. So, I messed around with the programming and simplified it as much as I could with my limited Game Maker knowledge, and then added in a new Akaku and Miru, as well as a few more levels. It's still kinda glitchy; for example, the Hau was something I never figured out at all, so its shield randomly flashes until you land on it, the Akaku randomly falls through doors, occasionally your Kraata will get stuck in the floor, and the Kaukau doesn't stop being controlled when you select something else. I know how to fix most of it, but I'm kind of disappointed with the whole game, and plan to completely revamp it at some point, with new sprites (sorry Mata Rahi), gameplay (more like a platform puzzler would be better), and difficulty. CONTROLS: Right click a Kraata/Infected Mask to control it. Arrow Keys to move and jump. Left click activates a mask's power (only needed for Hau's shield) "R" Resets the level in case you are stuck. "F1" Brings up the help menu (not bad writing, if I do say so myself ) "F9" Takes a screenshot GAMEPLAY: You are a Kraata, given a task straight from Makuta to infect all the Kanohi on Mata Nui. Be warned, however, that each has a special challenge that may make it difficult to infect, such as the Hau's shield, the Kakama's speed, and the Miru's levitation. Once infected, however, the masks may be used to further your mission, such as the Kaukau's ability to go underwater, and the Akaku's ability to see through and open transparent blocks. You will come across many hazards and challenges, such as buttons (orange opens horizontal doors, and red opens vertical doors), energized protodermis, water, and lava that may put a stop to your mission, but you must infect all masks in the level to open the Makuta's shadow portal to the next area. As time goes on, you will advance from Makuta's lair to Ta-Koro, and so on to all the locations in Mata Nui, infecting masks and bringing the island to know it's true master: the Makuta! Currently only includes ten levels, as I haven't done much with it for a while. Just thought I'd post it. LINK WITH SCREENSHOTS (YoYoGames) Enjoy for now, while I try and make it better. I'm not the best at making puzzle maps that actually present more of a mental challenge, but the least I can do is make it look good, remove glitches, and make it much more fun.
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Hello, and welcome to TOPIC #4 of Song Association. It's a new day Topic approved by Than the MoaHere are your rules...1) only post a song no more than 3 times per week. If someone else posted it, you can still post it 3 times.2) If a lyric is innapropriate you should not post that lyric. Use the Grandmother Rule... do you want her to see/hear it? If not, don't post it (Alternatively, if your grandmother listens to worse lyrics, pretend she doesn't and just don't post it anyway.)3) Try to keep the songs random... don't just post one band five songs in a row and leave it at that.4) Try to keep the genres flowing... don't stick to just, oh say, rap and then rap for the next 3 weeks... we're a big board, plus we have a lot of music genres. The exception is rock, since it has a multitude of genres, such as Alternative, Grunge, and Metal.5) Post some sort of Reference to the previous song if it is not immediately known... if you don't, it will be reported... if we have a bunch of these, then I'll just ask for the closure of this topic. That wouldn't be very fun, you know.6) Don't post a song that's been covered by another band/artist (example being Iron Man by Black Sabbath and Iron Man by Ozzy with a ref of "Ozzy did it too!") Those tend to pull us into those Genre loops as well, and doesn't exactly flow the game very well. This does not mean you can't post (example) Home - Daughtry off of Home - Foo Fighters. If the song is a cover, then its not allowed.7) NO songs may have titles with curse words. NONE. Doing so will result in punishment from the BZPower staff, as they see fit (either bypassing the filter or such). You are hereby forwarned.First Song:So, for the first topic, I chose to do something unique... I threw up my Zune Software, hit random in all songs, and the first one I get to was it. November Rain - Guns N' Roses You must make reference to one of the following:Song titleBandLyricwith another of the following:Song titleBand (new band or old band/new song)Lyric (in a new song) Enjoy -Swert
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Hey, anyone else remember the old Lego Spybotics game, "The Nightfall Incident", they had on the Lego website? You played as a secret agent computer hacker and used your little programs on a grid to beat the security programs, and as you go along you buy bigger, better programs. I miss that game. It was so much fun. Does anyone know if it still exists anywhere?
