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I'd like to participate too, please!

I went ahead and did this one too, so you have options now! Check mine out here: https://www.ninsheetmusic.org/forum/index.php?topic=4561.0

[[N64] - Mario Party]

Ten new arrangements:

[N64] - Mario Party
-Coins of the World
-Ducking and Dodging
-Mushroom Forest

[N64] – Mario Party 2
-Keepin' on the Path
-Let the Game Begin
-That's All of It

[NDS] – Pokémon Diamond Version & Pokémon Pearl Version
-Route 201 (Day)
-Route 209 (Day)
-Sinnoh Underground

[WiiU] - Super Mario 3D World
-Bowser's Lava Lake Keep

Download them here: https://vgmsheetmusicbyolimar12345.com/

Another job well done!

I'll help you out here, friend!

Looks great! I don't really have much to say except that you're missing a grace note in m65 RH beat 4.5.

Thank you. I've added the missing grace note, and the files are now updated.

You know, I had a hunch of what might had been happening regarding this:

- The second to last bass note in m. 54/62 should be F#

When I use Youtube to listen to this, the F# is clear. I've been using Windows Media Player (don't judge!) and for some reason it sounds like a G when it plays... So I have promptly changed it to an F#. Sorry for dragging this on. :c

Sorry for the wait, but you can find this arrangement (as well as the Red Field) here: https://www.ninsheetmusic.org/forum/index.php?topic=4561.msg430161#msg430161

[[GBC] - Pokémon Pinball]

Ten new arrangements:

[GBC] - Pokémon Pinball
-Catch'em & Evolvolution Mode (Blue Field)
-Catch'em & Evolvolution Mode (Red Field)

[GCN] – Pikmin
-Impending Doom

[GCN] – Pikmin 2
-Cave Themes
-Emergence Cave Introduction / Challenge Mode Introduction
-Landing in a New Area
-Picture Book (Unused)

[NDS] – Pokémon Diamond Version & Pokémon Pearl Version
-Pokémon League (Day)

[NES] – Clu Clu Land
-Stage Theme Medley

[NES] - Excitebike 
-Music from "Excitebike"

Download them here: https://vgmsheetmusicbyolimar12345.com/

Ah, to clarify that first part, I meant that all the single grace notes should be chromatically adjacent to the melody throughout the whole piece - making them all sharp if they aren't already. E# in m. 9, D# in m. 10, etc.

My fault, I read that wrong. This should be fixed now.

I did double check on the source you posted, and it definitely sounds like an F# to me, slowed down both at original pitch and raised an octave.

My guess is that the other voices moving downward on that beat might be persuading your ear to hear a lowering F# there (which isn't too hard to believe. The "fa mi re do" scale pattern is incredibly common d: ). Maybe listening more to the intervals will help make this more clear? I definitely hear a minor third between the G and E and I think it would be more apparent if it was supposed to be a major 2nd. Those things considered, Idk what else to say other than I just definitely hear that G in those places, and don't want to change it to what I'm sure it isn't. *shrugs*

Files are up-to-date.

- Have you thought about lowering beat 1-2 of the LH of m. 9-16 (and similar) by an octave? I feel like the pattern right now is a bit high and I've always been drawn to the lower D's when listening. In particular, it feels like somewhat of a jump in m. 16 to play the accompaniment lower.

I considered it but decided not to. The chord sounds too muddy down low, and if I move just the Ds down that leap would increase the demand of the pianist more than I would like to.

- Same comment as in your other submission about flipping the slurs up when there's a dyad

I adjusted these, but I will be leaving the ones in m 53 and 61 as-is since they are between beamed notes and would look really bad flipped.

- Also similar to your other submission, all of the grace notes in this piece approach the melody chromatically. For m. 58, the notes are B-Cn instead of A-B.

Thank you, I've edited this accordingly.

- The end of m. 24/28 RH should be all parallel fourths

Fixed.

- Last bass note in m. 46 should be D#

It's kind of hard to tell, but eh, I'll change that over.

- I would recommend not writing in the slur in the lower layer between m. 49-50 and 56-58, as they're so close to horizontal they could easily be mistaken for ties.

I would prefer to have them, but I can offset them more if it helps. 56-58 isn't as bad as the first one though.

- The second to last bass note in m. 54/62 should be F#

...no, it shouldn't. That's a G as written (sounding pretty clearly). Slow it down/adjust the eq if you need to. Are you listening to the one I posted?

- Just a thought, if you make m. 41-46 three-measure systems since they're a bit denser then surrounding parts, that'd both fill in the 2-measure gap at the end of the sheet and align the hypermeter with system breaks on the last page!

Sure, any excuse to use more of the empty page. d:

Files are up-to-date.

Sorry, they should be correct now.

- Grace notes in general: would recommend flipping the slur upwards where there's a dyad afterwards and it resolves to the upper note (like in m. 30, 50, etc.)

That makes sense. I'll flip those.

- m. 102-115 section RH: The grace notes are chromatic elsewhere in the piece and I think should be here as well (e.g. Bn in 102, G# in 103, D# in 104 and such)

Good catch, I agree. Fixed.

- m. 118 LH: The LH sounds like it plays Cn instead of C# both times

Beautiful, great catch. Fixed.

Files should be ready to go.

Just a passing comment as I browse through submissions: I don't recall there being an official soundtrack listing for this game, but if I remember correctly, matches in the game are generally referred to as "duels", not "battles". As such, I think "Normal Duel" or "Duel" would be a better name for the track, although not all YouTube uploads agree. (The same goes for your other submission.)

Good point, I agree. I have updated the titles of this and my other submission accordingly.

Just a passing comment as I browse through submissions: I don't recall there being an official soundtrack listing for this game, but if I remember correctly, matches in the game are generally referred to as "duels", not "battles". As such, I think "Normal Duel" or "Duel" would be a better name for the track, although not all YouTube uploads agree. (The same goes for your other submission.)

Good point, I agree. I have updated the titles of this and my other submission accordingly.