Commander Bubbles

I landed a few lead roles in all sorts of musicals, so I assume I can sing. l0l. I enjoy singing, yet I don't really ask for other's opinions about my voice, so I don't know what others REALLY think about my voice.

I've decided that it was about time that my OC gets some concept art. My computer is down at the moment, so I had to use Notability on iPad to draw him. Once I get my new computer, I'll add all the finishing refinements to him, and post the final version sometime. This is the first time I've ever drawn a pony, and I'd like to hear your feedback!

Shattered Skies is the only game I have that I actually beat 100%. S Rank on all Ace difficulty missions. Ace Combat Zero and 5 have weird S Rank requirements that I haven't always been able to meet, even on the easier difficulties, as opposed to "Get X points for S Rank" from Shattered Skies.

Underrated Games Thread I'm a kind of guy who goes often against the grains of society. Therefore, it's no question that I'd play some out-of-the-normal games, and many of them turn out to be real gems. What games have you played that barely gets any attention? Ace Combat series- the story, gameplay, and episodic structure of the missions always made the Ace Combat series stand out from the rest. Zero had one of the best stories I had ever seen in a war game, neck and neck with MGS3. Assault Horizon was an absolute bust, however. Airforce Delta Strike- I'm not an Okatu fan or whatever here, but the futuristic, sci-fi, anime style of AFDS really set it apart from other games. It had a lot of airplanes at your disposal (130+), a ton of different missions, ranging from blowing up a space elevator, flying into a subway tunnel with a P-38 to destroy tanks and VTOL jets, and, perhaps my favorite part of the entire game, flying modified fighter planes like F-15s and F/A-18s into space. Certainly, it wasn't up to par with the Ace Combat series, but it's still an enjoyable title that I still play even to this day. Sky Drift- think of it as Mario Kart with WWII planes. It's a neat concept to fly modernized WWII planes in competitive air races through tropical islands, snowy mountains, and the like. The graphics were pretty damn good for an independent game, and the gameplay was high-speed and frantic. Just the way I like it. Enthusia: Professional Racing- all I can say is holy crap did Konami really outdo themselves in their first racing sim. Extremely realistic car physics that surpass that of Gran Turismo 4, and even modern games like Forza 4 and Gran Turismo 5 really make this game a beauty. Normally, it takes a company many tries to get a great racing sim, and while Enthusia not being perfect, really hit the nail on the head. These are really the only games I can really think of off the top of my head at the moment. Share your underrated classic games here!

We most certainly were recording it! Unbeknownst to you, hundreds of millions of people actually got the opportunity to hear you sing!

"Well, geez," Red Talon said, "I'm quite flattered by all of this. A huge dinner to commemorate my new sponsor. That's a pretty good signing bonus, if I would say so myself." After the family finished their dinners, Red Talon, exhausted, decided to head back to his home for the night. "Thanks for the dinner tonight, everypony!" Red Talon said. "I'm gonna have to get going, so I'll see y'all later!"

You said you don't sing? What about Racist Barn, erm, I mean, Raise this Barn? You sang in that!!!

I use Paint.net very often, as I can't exactly afford Adobe Photoshop. I have some various video editing software, but I REALLY wanna make a decent and funny YTP, but my current software probably can't do that. If only decent video editing software wasn't so damn expensive.

Here's an old Macintosh advert from, probably, '95. Cracks me up every time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V51OJr0ee6E The NAPA Know How commercials were also pretty entertaining. Now if only Michael Waltrip would stay a race announcer, and never step into a NASCAR stock car ever again. What a beautiful day that would be... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKhcZlDcu4I

"Holy..." Red Talon said, awestruck by the sheer amount of food prepared. After everypony had their fair share on their plates, the family and Red Talon began to chow down on their meals. "Good eats here," Talon said, making sure he wasn't talking with his mouth full (that's rude). "Do you always have meals on this grand of a scale? This is amazing!"

I'd have to say Wrong by Depeche Mode is my theme song. Basically, this song describes my "going against the grains of society" personality. I never really catch on to the whims of society, rather, I'm blazing my own trail. How does this song relate to that, you might be asking. Well, I often feel that due to my nonconformity, I feel as if I really was "born in the wrong place at the wrong time," as I'm pretty different from the average Joe. I often find it hard to get along with people due to differing personalities, ideals, thoughts, and interests. Sometimes, it doesn't feel like this world was the right place for me due to my differences from everypony else. Now, everypony is different, but I feel more... different than others, to be perfectly honest. I don't know of very many people who have similar ideals, interests, and thoughts as me. Like I said, that probably goes with everypony, but I have a VERY difficult time finding common ground amongst people, no matter how hard I try.

"Well, thanks AJ," Red Talon replies, "that's quite neighborly of you! I guess I can stay for dinner, after all, I haven't eaten much today." Red Talon enters the dining room, finds a spot, and sits down. Seeing all of the delicious food in front of him, his mouth beings to water.

-trips mikejr- Don't worry AJ, I got him! (Just messing with ya, mike. No harm done.)

"The name's Talon, Red Talon (l0l @ me trying to slide a James Bond reference in somehow)," replied Red Talon. "I'm the race pony Applejack has been talking about. And if my sources are correct, Sweet Apple Acres will be my primary sponsor for the season! I'm sure business is gonna boom for y'all. I won't let Sweet Apple Acres down, I promise!"