Tag: Sony
-
#WeeklyGameMusic: Prime #4507 (Echochrome II)
This week’s #WeeklyGameMusic may sound like generic elevator music, but is actually a world record holder. That’s right, we’re talking about the single longest video game track ever composed (as of this writing, year 2020, according to Guinness World Records), Prime #4507. This whopping 75-minutes long piece was composed by Hideki Sakamoto for the mind-bending…
-
#WeeklyGameMusic: Planet Novalis: Tobruk Crater (Ratchet & Clank)
Back to them classics! This week’s #WeeklyGameMusic is from Insomniac Games’ classic, Ratchet & Clank. Planet Novalis: Tobruk Crater, composed by David Bergeaud, merges together action, thrills, and a little bit of swing to create a unique track like no other. Come take a listen: Ratchet & Clank stars a humanoid feline creature named Ratchet,…
-
#WeeklyGameMusic: Hello World (Touch My Katamari)
#WeeklyGameMusic: New week, new music. Next up is Hello World, composed by Hiroshi Okubo. And series fans should immediately recognize the music’s hip style, which comes from none other than Touch My Katamari. The surreal and bizarre Touch My Katamari starts with The King of All Cosmos suddenly becoming depressed after overhearing a small human…
-
#WeeklyGameMusic: Blue Sky Town – Dol Dona (.hack//G.U.)
#WeeklyGameMusic: New week, new music. Today’s track is Blue Sky Town – Dol Dona, composed by Chikayo Fukuda. It’s a pleasant town music from Bandai Namco’s mega-long multi-media series, .hack, specifically, the .hack//G.U. trilogy. Before there was Sword Art Online (SAO), there was .hack. That’s right, this game, manga, and anime series all takes place…
-
Weekly Game Music: The Flaming Tree (Tsugunai: Atonement)
New week, new music. This week, we return to a calmer tune, with a hint of wonder. Yasunori Mitsuda composition, The Flaming Tree, has a mysterious feel to it. Quite fitting for a spiritual game like Tsugunai: Atonement. Tsugunai: Atonement tells a story of a daredevil mercenary named Reise. When he attempts to retrieve the Treasure Orb as…
-
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…