It sucks that there some soundtracks in the videogame community that are really hard to aquire. Sometimes you're luck, its finally available in your country's iTunes store, or its available on amazon most likely. Sometimes Youtube is there to help you out, that is until gaming companies files cease and desist orders on the person's Youtube account. Anyways, here are some videogame music pieces that I've been enjoy lately.
I bought the collector's edition of Watch Dogs and got the soundtrack with it; but for some reason this piece isn't include on the disc.
I've been playing Max Payne 3 on my computer, just enjoy the soundtrack that the band HEALTH created for the game.
I've been thinking about replaying Mass Effect 3 for a while but my young brother has my Xbox 360. I do have it for the PC but I would have to redownload all the DLC again and that's annoying.
Talk about nostalgia, but it kind of bothers me that Rainbow N64 was only one lap on Mario Kart 8.
What videogame tunes that are currently replaying in your head at the moment?
The soundtrack for Enemy Front which sounds a lot like the quiet instrumental parts of Wagner's Gotterdammerung or Pacifal operas but with lots of actiony bombast added in. I just saw it released this week too, so I may pick it up. Not so hard to find this one.
Enemy Front, the name sounds familiar but I not sure what genre that game is in.
It's a WWII FPS like COD before Modern Warfare or Medal of Honor. Though not quite as good as either of those series.
I thought there were other tracks in 8 from 64. Huh.
No just four tracks which are Toad's Turn Pike, Yoshi's Valley, Royal Raceway and Rainbow Road.
Yeah I didn't like the fact they made N64 Rainbow Road only one lap in 8. Sure it was a long track, but I always considered N64 Rainbow Road a test of endurance.
That is what I was thinking, it would have been more intense to go two extra laps. Especially on 150cc.
I listen to the soundtrack to Mario Galaxy a lot.
Mario Galaxy, I would like to play that again but with a controller instead of the Wii-Remote.
That Watch Dogs track is neat!