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RemindMe! 516 days "Check game for phrase, 'wall knock downery'"

Have you (or anyone close to you) ever set your morning alarm to Also sprach Zarathustra, the iconic 2001 A Space Odyssey music?

Hi Billy!

My wife and I are huge fans of Ratatouille, so of course we loved your rant about it with Patton. We also looked everywhere for references to that at Disneyland the one time we've been, and only found a diorama on Main Street dedicated to it. Lame! HOWEVER did you know about the ride at Disneyland Paris? Maybe pull some strings and have a Billy on the Street segment filmed ON THAT RIDE? I'm sure Disney would be cool about it.

One of my favorite things about Rare games, and the Banjo games in particular, is the sense of mythology in regards to material that was cut or reworked, but still left in the game unintentionally adding an air of mystery (e.g. Stop 'n' Swop, Ice Key, Sharkfood Island, Captain Blackeye, etc.), as well as a feeling that the worlds were organic and there was always more to discover. The playful coyness about it all always made it better, too. Can you speak a little on that (with a little less coyness), and if we can expect anything similar in Yooka-Laylee?

Also, what are your legal bounds as far as references to Rare IP in Yooka-Laylee?

Hi Michael!

I've said to others that you're the heir apparent to John Williams in the film composer world. How has it felt to be able to take themes of his (as well as Schifrin's, Courage's, etc.) and make them your own? What's your opinion on the film score landscape in general? You're a bit of a rarity in your melodic and theme-focused scores nowadays.

Also, do you want to go on Star Tours at WDW in September with me?