Author: Taro Omiya
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Weekly Game Music: Mushrooms (Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP)
Looks like I’ve missed 4 weeks from the massive crunch month I’ve had with developing SWARM! So it’s only fair I share 4 musics in quick succession. First one up is Mushrooms from a former indie rocker, Jim Guthrie. It plays when the Scythian eats — you guessed it — a mushroom in Superbrothers: Sword…
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SWARM! is submitted to the iPad and Amazon for approval
e4 Software and I are proud to announce that SWARM! has been submitted to the iPad and Amazon Appstore for approval. I’ll let you know as soon as I can when it’s available for purchase. The price will be a cheap $1.99. [social_share/]
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Interview: Startup Gamers about developing SWARM!
We’ve had an interview from Startup Gamers about our game project, SWARM! Check it out!
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Weekly Game Music: moony [advanced] (Futari No FantaVision)
New week, new music. Since the holidays is just around the corner, here’s a little festive trance music from the Japan-only puzzle game, Futari No FantaVision. Introducing moony [advanced] by Soichi Terada. Futari No FantaVision is actually just a 2-player version of a game that was released in the US, FantaVision. In FantaVision, you control…
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Swarm update: new trailer, and 2 preview articles!
We’ve got 2 articles that previews Swarm: one from QuickJump, and the other from iPadclub (Dutch) Of course, a new trailer is in order: [social_share/]
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Weekly Game Music: Inugami Village (Shadow Hearts: Covenant)
New week, new music. Don’t have a good turkey day music, but I will break the electric trend and go with a relaxing piano solo. Here’s Inugami Village(better translated, Village of the Dog God), composed by Yasunori Mitsuda. It’s from the JRPG, Shadow Hearts: Covenant, which has a strange retelling of World War I with demons and monsters. Shadow…