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The Musical Adventure: Journey (Review)
May 24, 2012 | Haroon Piracha |
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Journey is a new adventure-platformer with a very different approach to gameplay. How Journey’s soundtrack differs from other video game soundtracks is also rather difficult to explain. The game is like an adventure game with subtle qualities of an interactive music maker; you play along with or without the realization that you’re creating tuneful melodies…
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The Darkness II: Chilling on Your Spine (Review)
April 20, 2012 | Haroon Piracha |
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Oh glory! From the Darkness II awakens the horror, walking among us and lingering in smoke and shadow. It will come for you, and when it finds you, it will play the most melancholy melody imaginable — then it’ll probably gut your heart, as painfully and memorably as possible. How else do you expect the…
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Sonic as a Blue Blur: Sonic Generations (Review)
February 8, 2012 | Haroon Piracha |
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SEGA has had a very unsuccessful run with Sonic in recent years. I can indulge you in its past, pointing to failed franchises, the bad vocal music/voice acting featured, or just bad gameplay. However, that’s all in the past. From what I hear, SEGA has finally decided to listen to their audience — the result…
Game Music, Reviews
The Musical Adventure: Journey (Review)
Journey is a new adventure-platformer with a very different approach to gameplay. How Journey’s soundtrack differs from other video game soundtracks is also rather difficult to explain. The game is like an adventure game with subtle qualities of an interactive music maker; you play along with or without the realization that you’re creating tuneful melodies…
Game Music, Reviews
The Darkness II: Chilling on Your Spine (Review)
Oh glory! From the Darkness II awakens the horror, walking among us and lingering in smoke and shadow. It will come for you, and when it finds you, it will play the most melancholy melody imaginable — then it’ll probably gut your heart, as painfully and memorably as possible. How else do you expect the…
Game Music, Reviews
Sonic as a Blue Blur: Sonic Generations (Review)
SEGA has had a very unsuccessful run with Sonic in recent years. I can indulge you in its past, pointing to failed franchises, the bad vocal music/voice acting featured, or just bad gameplay. However, that’s all in the past. From what I hear, SEGA has finally decided to listen to their audience — the result…
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