Sentences with phrase «love game soundtracks»

As a long - time fan of Braid, I love game soundtracks that really put me into the game.

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Another thing I love about this game is the soundtrack.

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I've made it clear over the years just how much I love the music of the Silent Hill games and this soundtrack, depending on the day, ranks as my favorite.

Fusion did have one of the best soundtracks in Metroid, and Other M had the worst soundtrack ever in a Metroid game, but I loved the close combat finishers.

She loves the toys, loves the cinematic presentation (there's a Star Wars text crawl in the intro and the music is piped straight from the soundtracks) and despite setbacks with stuff like menus has had a blast in just about every game mode present, from the campaign to the Toy Box, where her Ewok Village vs Cinderella's Castle vs Toy Story Battle Royale is precisely the kind of cool, wacky stuff Disney is angling for with this series.

I love Galaxy 2 as well, but I feel like the first one is entitled to be Game of the Generation because it was totally new and it also had a slightly better soundtrack and a deeper mood.

The soundtrack for this game alone sold me on it, but combined with the loving tribute to classic Zelda puzzle gameplay, it puts Oceanhorn up there in my favorite list of indie games I've played on Nintendo Switch this year.

If you consider jazz to be underrepresented in video game music, you'll love Capcom's latest Monster Hunter soundtrack.

Maybe it was the game's satirical title that in itself took a jab at our zombie - loving ways, or maybe it was game's cool soundtrack, which happens to have a song on the Rock Band Network, or maybe it was simply good timing.

My PS3 is right next to my Pro when I want to play PS3 games.I went back to playing PixelJunk Eden on my PS3, love the game & it's Tech / House soundtrack.

Also, everyone already knows how beautiful this game is, but what I really love is its fantastic soundtrack.

With a one - of - a-kind story, amazing soundtrack, and lasting impression, I love this game.

This very well may be the best game ever and that is coming from someone who loves the Donkey Kong Country Series (still has the best soundtrack of any game), A Link to the Past / Between Worlds, Super Mario 3, GTA V, Socom, The Last of Us, Uncharted, Twisted Metal Black, Read Dead Redemption, Bloodborne, etc..

I love the fact that video game soundtracks get much more appreciation outside of their games, and that people are listening to them as separate albums on their own.

While the level design and game mechanics are obviously at the heart of Cloudbuilt, one of the first things that stood out to me and made me love it from the start was the soundtrack and art design.

I don't really play the games, but I absolutely love the soundtracks!

Between the retro graphics and a chiptune soundtrack by Anamanaguchi, the game is just one big love letter to both that era of gaming and fans of the source material, with tonnes of details and references to Scott's adventures and world scattered throughout the levels.

One of my favorite games from the NES era never gets any love; Conquest of the Crystal Palace pushed the NES to its limits and had a epic soundtrack to boot!

The collector's box contains gigabuckets of love, plus collectibles, a soundtrack CD, colour manual, Steam key and a DRM - free copy of the game.

While there is enough to love on the soundtrack, it's missing the same obsessive attention to detail that the rest of the game has clearly received, so the ratio of boss to dross - 65:35, if you were wondering - isn't as strong as it should have been.

I love the rough 3D characters, the soundtrack that sounds like a MGS game and Vice President Helicopter,... who is a helicopter.

It is a game that is loved by many gamers, especially for the great soundtrack that comes along with the game and its story.

«Memories of Mana» is a fantastic tribute and caps off an amazing album (my personal favorite in our Prescription for Sleep series), so we're happy to spread our love for the game and its soundtrack.

The soundtrack across the entire game has the iconic Batman vibe we all know and love.

I have a deep love for the Trails games which stems almost entirely from the fact that the Falcom Sound Team has for years been crafting JRPG soundtracks that sound like they come straight out of the late «90s.

Accompanied by a beautiful, subtle soundtrack and gorgeous hand - drawn graphics, it's a game that's impossible not to love.

I'm not one for survival games, but I do love dinosaurs, and with a triumphant soundtrack like this, you don't need to twist my arm to get me to saddle up on a hadrosaurus (or whatever) and live out my childhood Dinotopia fantasies.

It's midi soundtrack bings along like games of old, and the sounds of weapons, enemies, explosions, deaths, etc. hold that tinny SNES sound that most of us have come to love.

In order to show his love for this classic video game series, A long time fan named Rich Douglas has created Shinobi Synphony, a officially licensed synth tribute album which transforms the original game's soundtrack into an entirely new type of experience.

If you are a fan of the Super Mario Bros soundtrack then you'll love this game, there's several remixes of classic Mario tunes.

I loved the soundtrack and how it built the atmosphere and tension the way no game has done for me since the final mission of Halo 3.

I loved Zur's work on the base game, and I'm pleased to see DLC content with original music getting official soundtrack releases.

I think I love video game soundtracks because they can't rely on lyrics to make a song, so they are way more melodic than the music you hear on radio etc..

The Mega Man games have some of the best chiptune soundtracks in the history of the medium, so I love having them available at any time.

I absolutely loved the game's soundtrack, which had a Chemical Brothers futuristic sci - fi feel to it.

I loved the soundtrack to this game.

Taking its cues from classic NES games that we all know and love — right down to its amazing soundtrack — Shovel Knight delivers fantastic gameplay, a significant challenge, and a healthy dose of humor.

Chris Geehan: For the Cosmic Star Heroine soundtrack, we initially wanted to harness our own personal love for 80's and 90's film, game, and anime music, going from the Blade Runner soundtrack scored by Vangelis, to the Lethal Weapon soundtracks scored by Michael Kamen, David Sanborn (Saxophone), and Eric Clapton (Guitar), from the Grandia soundtrack scored by Noriyuki Iwadare, to the anime soundtrack of Bleach scored by Shirō Sagisu.

For me, Castlevania was not only an indulgence of my childhood love of vampire stories and movie monsters, but the music of the series became the baseline for which I rated so many game soundtracks through my life.

Sure, you can choose BMX bikes instead of traditional boards, and the soundtrack of punk covers is the best freaking Tony Hawk soundtrack yet, bar none, but whether or not you'll love this game completely depends on how full your Hawk tank already is.

Granted, I loved my Sonic the Hedgehog and Golden Axe as a Genesis kid, but the soundtracks from the Castlevania series stuck with me, and impacted a lot of how I perceived game music from childhood to adult hood.

I loved the game, but at the arcade, they always had Crazy Taxi right next to Top Skater, with the badass Pennywise soundtrack.

Not only was the soundtrack released to vinyl courtesy of Data Discs, but the game's music is now receiving some love from Tiny Waves and Materia Collective in the form of the arrangement album Sonic Mania Remixed.

Nothing in this game ever bored me I couldn't stop playing; the controls are magnificent, the story is funny and entertaining, the sidequests are amazing, like after each chapter playing as Peach sometimes in a quiz show), I love the soundtrack, and hey I love Mario.

Although I'm a little disappointed to see that my favorite of the new music from the Sonic Mania soundtrack, «Built to Rule» (Titanic Monarch Act 1) didn't make the cut for this album, it's good to see that it didn't take long for the Mania music to get some love from the game music arrangement community, given the legacy of Sonic music to be some of the most prolifically remixed game music ever.

You'd love to listen to NAIRI's soundtrack while reading through game's entire script, including cut - content!

It's also a stunning looking game with beautifully fluid animation, lovely spot effects like the shadows in The Villi People stage and the 3D effect in Puppy Love and it's all punctuated with humorous sound effects, high quality voice samples and another fantastic soundtrack by Tommy Tallarico.

Mo: There are a lot of critically acclaimed game soundtracks, but Mega Man 2 is universally loved and the dearest to many.

I played a bonkers, effusively soundtracked Japanese cheerleading game with a ghost love story that, no joke, made me cry.