@Registered Anon  
Sounds interesting, maybe I’ll check ’em out.

@Beau Skunky  
They mix old style swing and jazz music with modern electronic styles. They do use real instruments.

@Registered Anon  
Oh, so they use like retro synthesizers, or something?  
I kinda like synth music, maybe it’s ’cause they kinda sound like retro Nintendo music lol.

@Beau Skunky  
They’re a French electronic band.

@Registered Anon  
I’ve never of them, sorry.

@Beau Skunky  
Do you like Caravan Palace?

@Registered Anon  
It’s hard to say, as I just listen to whatever, oldies, new songs, rock, jazz, video game music, movie score music, ect.
 
When it comes to “bands,” I like “Queen,” Weird Al Yankovich, (he has a band technically) some retro ones, and others I can’t think of.

@Beau Skunky  
Fair enough. What kind of music are you into?

@Registered Anon  
Not too into that either, sorry.

@Beau Skunky  
What about the early Genesis stuff with Peter Gabriel?

@Registered Anon  
It’s kinda hard for me to enjoy Phil Collins, because my ex loved his music.

@Beau Skunky  
The band Genesis is also pretty good too.

@Beau Skunky  
Ye

@Registered Anon  
Ye

@NathanTehBrony  
And happy 30th Genesis.
 
I want the Sega Genesis Mini when it comes out.

@NathanTehBrony  
The Dreamcast was perhaps too ahead of its time.

I can see why a t rating  
Also happy 20th anniversary dreamcast

@Lightning Striker  
I think he means that’s the attitude the licensors, and game makers generally have torwards the young female audience. A lot of “little girl games” tend to be dumbed down, or about typical stereotypical “girly stuff,” because of that stigma.  
Some people forget little girls love video games too, even “hardcore” ones.
 
Though, Capcom’s “Little Mermaid” NES game wasn’t bad, and the “Barbie” NES game (it was my sister’s, before you ask) was very hard. (Especially, the final level, which makes Megaman & Castlevania look easy.)
 
Still, I feel Wayforward could by far make a good EqG or MLP game, sense they actually make good licensed games. I bet they could make an MLP game that would appeal to both kids, and older fans, as well.

@And Brother I Hurt People  
That’s so very wildly sexist, also there’s an eqg app

@And Brother I Hurt People  
I think that’s why I kinda wish if there ever is a MLP:FiM game made, that Wayforward or somebody makes it. Wayforward (who did express interest in making one, and claimed to be fans of Lauren Faust’s works) could make it appealing to both it’s target audience, and the “older” audience as well perhaps, plus they’ve made some enjoyable licensed games. (Like “Duck Tales: Remastered,” and the old-school beat-’em-up style “Batman Brave & the Bold” Wii game.)
 
I think the best way to make it appealing to both sides is to make it a puzzle/action game along the lines of “Toki Tori,” “Wrecking Crew,” or “Donkey Kong ’94.”

@atalarikt
 
The movie might be, sure, but I find it very hard to believe that they wouldn’t pander to children with a EQG video game. Because gurls dun’t like vidya games, they like makeup and boys.

@atalarikt  
Technically it was for “tweens,” or “pre-teens.” But older girls, (and guys) can enjoy it too.

@And Brother I Hurt People  
EqG is meant for teen girls, not for toddlers.

As if this wouldn’t be EC.

@The Wolf  
Yeah, the “T” ESRB rating is kinda exaggerated, and not even in a humorous way.
 
Y’know, some were disappointed the new SSB games (for WiiU & 3DS) weren’t “T” rated, like Brawl & Melee were? (Which is kinda funny, considering the games are no less dark/violent then those games were.)