Sentences with phrase «upbeat soundtrack of»

I was immediately impressed with the screen popping graphics (and I didn't even use the 3D capabilities of the console) and upbeat soundtrack of «GUNVOLT.»

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It's a campaign - kickoff rally straight out of the playbook: festive red - white - and - blue posters, lapel buttons featuring the smiling candidate, a soundtrack of upbeat and strenuously unobjectionable tunes.

Check out one of their fun themed events like power vinyasa performed to the Nutcracker soundtrack at holiday time or their «reboot» sessions featuring live, soulful, but upbeat DJ music.

It's an entertaining, humanist slice of social history scored with a soundtrack of upbeat late -»60s radio hits.

It has a great cast of established actors as well as up - and - coming ones, a twinkly Christmas setting, and an upbeat pop soundtrack.

Josh Ritter's soundtrack also works well, his upbeat music and smart, literate lyrics about struggle and pain mirroring the feel of the film.

Sure, plenty of indie films and prestige flicks have explored the heartache of young gay love or the excruciating fear of coming out, but have any of them done it to an upbeat pop soundtrack?

Meanwhile, on the soundtrack, Primer and Upstream Color brainy - rabbit - hole - auteur Shane Carruth provides half a dozen creepy electronic tracks, these are carefully calibrated with the films official pair of composers upbeat, playful xylophone taps.

On top of all that, the soundtrack is full of upbeat tunes with orchestral elements that'll inspire you to give it your all.

Speaking of funky, the soundtrack is fantastic and full of great house tracks and upbeat electronic rhythms that manage to elevate the gameplay to an even more enjoyable level.

With a killer licensed soundtrack featuring artists like Skope and A. Skillz & Krafty Kuts, the music in Trailblazers matches up quite well with the look and feel of the game to create an overall experience that made for an enjoyable, upbeat weekend of racing.

Then the second montage tries to set itself off from the first in every way possible, from an upbeat soundtrack and the self - isolated Tobi gingerly knitting a sweater to his rustic and / or dusty uptown apartment in the neighborhood of Inwood (which also comes to include some shots of Prospect and Washington Heights).

The soundtrack as well is comprised of tunes that are anxious and solemn during exploration but turn to upbeat and immediate as you face off with one of the games many challenging bosses.

Music: Bop along to the beats of TINY METAL's upbeat soundtrack composed by the Japanese musical prodigy Tomoki Miyoshi, whose past works include SOULCALIBUR V, Steins; Gate and I am Setsuna.

The soundtrack consists of retro inspired, upbeat tracks worthy of a nice pair of headphone (I really wish Nintendo would put out a 3DS without terrible audio output power).

Overall, Castlevania's soundtrack is surprisingly funky and upbeat for an action game that pits you against the horrors of the undead.

The soundtrack in GRID Autosport is a really good mix of upbeat, Hip - Hop inspired beats and Dance Funk tunes.

The memorable soundtrack is also a source of the game's humor as jaunty, upbeat tunes are often used during inappropriate moments.

From the upbeat, cheery theme of the Kokiri Forest, to the deeply eerie nature of the Forest Temple, Ocarina of Time delivers some of the most memorable soundtracks we've ever heard.

Of particular note is the spectacular soundtrack (created by the legendary Chris Hülsbeck), which features some great eighties - style up - tempo synth - rock tracks that are sometimes amusingly upbeat when compared to the bleak worlds they're set against.

In terms of sound, the soundtrack for The Chase Begins matches the Wii U version with some very upbeat, cheesy tunes that you'd find in a buddy cop action movie from the 80s and 90s.

Luckily, Jet Set Radio still has the wonderfully upbeat and catchy soundtrack that comprises of rock, acid jazz, and electronic music.

The levels are pretty impressive and the soundtrack, always upbeat, helps to get you in the moment where you are on the edge of your seat trying to stay alive.

This visual festival is accompanied by a lively and varied soundtrack, ranging from the soothing sound of guitar strings being plucked to exhilarating and upbeat saxophone music which would not misfit a Brazilian carnival.

The soundtrack by Hiroyuki Sawano is kind of a hot mess mash - up of genres — hip hop, J - pop, symphonic — that's a little too incoherent, too constantly present, and too relentlessly upbeat.

The graphics for all of these settings are beautiful, and they're accompanied by a really fun and upbeat soundtrack, composed by Gareth Coker in collaboration with Zach Lemmon and Alexander Rudd.

Though the game does feature an «upbeat 8 - bit soundtrack» composed by the band's vocalist / guitarist / bassist / programmer Kurt Feldman, it doesn't appaear to actually have any of that shoegazey pop that The Depreciation Guild is known for.

Even though the soundtrack is upbeat (it is a party after all), the gameplay itself is generally quite slow, especially when you've exhausted all of the environmental tricks and need to stalk the last dozen or two partiers one by one.

The electro soundtrack is upbeat, funky and keeps the pulse going, the extra dependence on following the music's beat allowing you to appreciate the quality of it.

Sound wise, throughout the seven levels you'll be accompanied by an upbeat rock / retro soundtrack to power through the swarms of enemies coming straight for you.

The mostly upbeat soundtrack does a better job supporting the action than does the slow scrolling, as it features a jazzy tune to back the aforementioned city sequence and a title - screen track strangely reminiscent of the Castlevania series's «Beginning.»

The soundtrack for the bone golaith is slightly different while the one for the level: Earth, water and wood is completely different with a more upbeat cajun sounding song instead of the sad slow gloomy one in the original (which i prefer, but i like both).