GAWD VG music has become so generic and uninteresting. It seems the only people interested in making quality tunes are Nintendo. Super Mario Galaxy and Skyward Sword have really great, memorable tunes to them. But honestly, when I'm looking for something to listen to, I go for chiptunes or just straight up tracks from NES games.
I miss the days when composers wrote all kinds of totally crazy music and impossible tracks to go along with the action. Usually crazy-active, octave displaced basslines (unplayable), and totally blocked drum tracks that aren't really playable by one person :p I mean seriously, Capcom and Konami were the kings of this back in the late 80's and early 90's with the Megaman and Castlevania franchises, to name just a few. Capcom really went back to their roots in Megaman 9: everything was spot on, and the music was no exception. Galaxy Man stage <333333333
GAWD VG music has become so generic and uninteresting. It seems the only people interested in making
Heh I saw that on a journal of yours a while ago. I always sing the lyric to Mad Forest in the shower. And also while shaving. It really stuck with me, but thanks again for reminding me!!
Heh I saw that on a journal of yours a while ago. I always sing the lyric to Mad Forest in the showe
My favorite composer of all time is Michiko Naruke who did the Wild Arms series. Just about ANY track she's done is pure awesome. If you haven't heard any of her stuff, DO SO NOW! :D
Nice. :3 My favorite composer of all time is Michiko Naruke who did the Wild Arms series. Just ab
I still have to say the best in-game sound track ever was from Tie Fighter, because well... it didn't have one.
The key to it was the iMuse song generator. It was responsible for generating dynamic in-mission music with special samples for every event that happened. Enemy ship arrivals, mission objectives, destruction of ships... All based on what the player is doing that exact moment.
