Barry Strickland

I could say that 'Tales' is like a Mahler symphony. It's long and somewhat complex. Its lyrics are as complex as a cobweb, and its musicianship is majestic in some parts, and meandering in other parts. 'Tales' is a nice exercise in progressive rock. But it can be daunting to those more used to Yes's shorter, more accessible works.

Hard to believe it's been eighteen years. I bought my first Xbox from a neighbor, and this was the first game I played on it. I hung in there; won close to every card in the game, and fell into sorrow as my first Xbox died, and I lost my chance to beat it. Good times, m'man. Good times. I have played other KONAMI Yugioh games, but never forgot the fun I had with this one. Find it and enjoy it. (Note: There are no forbidden cards in this game. And no synchro, Xyz, Pendulum, Link, or Speed Duel cards, either. It's all basic.)

Had it since 1999. Easy to work and make samples. Easy to make new sounds and great beats. Not much sound wise (due to PS1 hardware limitations). But still a good program.

it was only around for a short time. But WSX was exciting, hardcore and well worth watching.

It's one of the best arcade collections ever compiled.

Solid, vibrant, dark, moody, heavy, progressive, and just plain awesome.

I enjoy Defender for its skill and challenge.

Would be nice if there was a modern version.

I had this for about a decade, and I can tell you: it's sharp. The tables play slower on my old PC, but I always have some fun with it.

A masterful example of free jazz done in great spirit and for great spirit.