Category: #WeeklyGameMusic
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Weekly Game Music: To The Ends (Small Worlds)
New week, new music. A while back, I mentioned a flash game called Small Worlds in Strange Free Games. It’s music, it turns out, are from Kevin MacLeod‘s collection of Creative Commons compositions. The one below is called To the Ends, a mysterious music that slowly draws you in. Small Worlds can be played in your browser here. “There is…
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Weekly Game Music: Some Like it Red Hot (Viewtiful Joe)
New week, new music. This week’s music is Some Like it Red Hot, baby! Two cool dudes, Masakazu Sugimori and Masami Ueda, manage to capture the exciting and flashy nature of a city. It best fits the rad superhero action game, Viewtiful Joe. Viewtiful Joe, is, like, an action game about a stupid nobody named Joe. The loser…
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Weekly Game Music: Around the World (The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift)
New week, new music. This week: a music track from a game based off of a movie. Around the World, composed by Atlus Plug, provides a speed-inducing experience using Asian instrumentals. A fitting composition for the frankly titled game, The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift. As expected from the title, The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift…
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Weekly Game Music: Gameboy Tune (Machinarium)
New week, new music. This week’s music is Gameboy Tune by Tomas Dvorak. Despite it’s overly-optimistic beeps and bloops, it’s a surprisingly mellow tune. It best accents the neon game arcade room in an otherwise old-and-rusty game, Machinarium. Machinarium is a no-text, all visual point-and-click adventure of a weak but determined robot to get his kidnapped girlfriend back. During…
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Weekly Game Music: Me and My Little War (Elebits)
New week, new music. We’re at war. A war composed by Naoyuki Sato and Michiru Yamane. Me and My Little War is a fitting title for Elebits hero, Kai. The music’s exciting outbursts, followed by a childish melody, best depicts Kai’s selfish attempts at getting his parent’s attention, even in a middle of a crisis. Elebits is told through the…
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Weekly Game Music: Dissociative Identity (Killer7)
New week, new music. I haven’t posted that many sad music, so here’s one from the surreal noir game, Killer7. It’s Dissociative Identity by Masafumi Takada. The music plays during a sudden revelation when Garcian Smith (in the video below) discovers his real identity. Killer7 story follows a group of assassins with the same name, hired to take on…