So, sometimes I actually do get around to registering my games with their respective companies. In this case, I was trying to get 3 months free of Nintendo Power by registering 3+ products on My Nintendo. (Hey, I used to subscribe to it almost 15 years ago, and I'm curious to see if it'd be worth it now.) I stumbled upon an interesting promotion...A free feather pen shaped stylus, just for registering & giving my opinions on Zelda: Phantom Hourglass.
I got the notification that the stylus shipped earlier this week, and I came home to a small package in my mailbox.
Yup, it's here! And it's a lot nicer than I expected - one of the other news reports said "It's just a piece of plastic shaped like a feather".. and sure, it is.. but it's surprisingly cool-looking. :)
Also in the realm of cool stuff: After Sashanan's visit in September 2005, when he, my husband and I found ourselves repeatedly singing "The Beer Song" from The Bard's Tale (PS2/Xbox/PC) in unison, we were trying to locate the soundtrack.
On a whim, I typed it into Google a couple of days ago, and discovered that inXile has released the soundtrack for free download. So not only did I get my beloved Beer Song (Bard's Tale Version), I got seven different versions of "The Chosen One".. aka, "It's Bad Luck to Be You.."
So, if you're a fan of the game, its humor and music, here is a perfectly legal download link. And may it fill you up with cheer as well!


Suskie Dec 1, 2007
siara79 Blogger Dec 1, 2007
Suskie Dec 1, 2007
I thought The Bard's Tale was funny until I realized that the game was really just making fun of itself for being generic. Great music, though. Thanks for the link.
sashanan Dec 5, 2007
siara79 Blogger Dec 5, 2007
I know it's part of the gimmick, but why oh why do you have to go through EVERY. LEVEL. of the Ocean Palace each time? I'd like to see a warp point, say, every five floors, at least..
I know it's part of the "challenge" but it just annoys me.
As a whole though, I like the game a lot more than I expected to, and I'm glad I picked it up. It *is* a lot of fun.
Bard's Tale had my sort of humor, and I'm glad you're enjoying the music!