World of Weird Al Yankovic

aarokid12 @ Jan 7 2007, 11:08 AM wrote: Jigawatt could you post the recipe for Al

When I get some time, I'll sit down and transcribe it.

(although I just might have to make that Rubén first )

Adrian

I must say, that's really impressive!

now for mine. On Wii, you can create "Mii" characters for you to use in specific games.. here's my Al:

See, there are people other than me obsessed with Wii!!!
I made on of Al, too.
It is nearly identical, but I'll still post it later...

LN3000 @ Jan 12 2007, 03:32 PM wrote: See, there are people other than me obsessed with Wii!!!

He made one Mii for all we know. I'd hardly call that "obsession"

Please, no more. Isn't one topic enough?

Tronno @ Jan 12 2007, 10:13 AM wrote: I must say, that's really impressive!

now for mine. On Wii, you can create "Mii" characters for you to use in specific games.. here's my Al:

[ http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v606/prape/almii.jpg ]

that is cool. i love weird al and nintendo but i do not hav e a wii yet. i will make a weird al mee when i get one. is weird al in some video games or did i read that wrong? i love video games and never seen weird al in a video game in my life and i play lots of video games

white n nerdy guy

Well, Al hasn't been in any video games as an official character, but some of us like to make Al (or close approximations) in the Create-A-Character modes a lot of current games have.

Come to think of it, I made 3 Als in MK: Armageddon (PH publicity shot, IIATP Al & DTBS Al.). I'll try to get pics of them all on the weekend, and maybe a video of one of 'em.

Hey Jiggawatt, did you make Al and Ruben?

I know that this is pretty lame, but I know how to have Al on DDR.

Put any ALbum in your computer or stereo system in the room that you will be playing DDR. Turn down the TV volume. Choose a song that matches the song you're listening to. (If you're listening to White and Nerdy, take a faster paced song) Play it, and you will notice that while it doesn't match up exactly, but it still works pretty well. That is for the people like myself that won't be able to understand how to plug in our PS2s into the computer with the cables.

I took the easy way out, but it really works. Just remember to chose a slow song when you're listening to one of Al's slow songs, its gets hard when you're singing along to dance with the beats on the screen. I have DDR MAX2 so the song "BreakDown" works really well with most of his songs when its on Light Mode. I played DDR Extreame at my friend's house, and they have "Like A Virgin" on there. I think we can all guess what song to play at the same time...

Or you could just load an Al song into a step generator utility for a PC-based DDR program like StepMania and get a pretty decent stage made in minutes.