Music has always been a very integral part of almost any media. The idea of musical accompaniment to plays dates back thousands of years. In video games, the interactivity means players will precede at their own pace, so the music is often more “full” than in movies. Tracks are often used to signify places, events, …
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Shadow Hearts was always an underrated series of RPGs. We do not have that many JRPGs that embrace such a dark and Gothic style outside of Shin Megami Tensei, and those games also have a high barrier for entry due to their difficulty. The original Shadow Hearts felt very similar to PS1 era JRPGs with …
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TW: Mention of Rape. Don’t worry, next Amazing VGM won’t be based on a hardcore hentai title. Well, I’m sure no one would have expected this coming from me. Yes, I stand by every word of what I said of my Starless review. Starless was not only the worst gaming experience I ever had, but …
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Well, you know what month it is folks, it is now October… unless you’re reading this in the future when it isn’t October. Anyway, this is a gimmicky excuse to focus on horror or Halloweeny material, and what better way to start off with music coming from literal torture porn? What do you mean I’m …
This week’s VGM is Sonic’s energetic and passionate theme song from Sonic Adventure 1, It Doesn’t Matter.
So, since I was too busy to put together an Amazing VGM article this week, I figure the next best thing is to put together a directory of all the installments of its predecessor, VGM of the Week, that I wrote for Oprainfall back in 2015. I feel it would be cheep to post them …
This week’s VGM is the upbeat and encouraging final boss theme of Lunar: Silver Star Harmony, Go Go Go!
This weeks VGM is the subtle yet intimidating “Boss Battle 3” from The Legend of Dragoon.
This week’s VGM is the emotionally poignant “Ephemeral Memory” from Chrono Cross.”
This weeks VGM is the little known yet ethereal demo loop from the trial version of I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream.
