Castlevania and Mega Man just have awesome music in general. My favorite Castlevania song would have to be "Bloody Tears," though.
That Zelda II theme I keep forgetting is from Zelda, but it is awesome.
Never heard of Shatter Hand before, but that was a great track, albeit a short one.
Same here and yes, I actually ran into this video only because I was following his Avatar vlogs. Can't wait until he gets to the movie and realizes why everyone was pissed.
Well, maybe they'll make a decent fan fic at some point, or I can read one of the other ones. lol
That sounds quite awesome.
Dang, another FFIX recommendation. They sell like a book with that game's story in it? lol
Well, I quit, so it's not really something for now. lol But there is a warehouse job, a library clerk job I've applied to, and I have an infomercial guy job interview Friday, so wish me luck!
Yeah, I just clicked that piece of film icon in the blog editor and pasted the link in the dialog box that pops up. It showed a Flash video being there, but turned into a white blank when I posted the blog.
I'm trying with the blip embed code, and we'll see if I can refresh a few times to make it show.
I only ever watched an LP of Heavy Rain with the good ending, but that's interesting cause what you just wrote illustrates the main point of differentiation discussed in the video I posted between games and other mediums: choice.
That's what I think too, it's just that I can point to books and movies, even TV shows that have challenged or shaped my views in a significant way, but can't think of video games that did the same for me.
That's not to say they can't or won't, but I'm curious what experiences people have had with games that really gone beyond mere entertainment in that way. I might want to check some out.
Yeah, always have more when you leave, for sure.
