Posts Tagged Zelda
Geek Blog – Easy Mode
I’ve done the “Easy Mode.” For achievement completion, for insane high scores and quick runs, and because the game was hard (Mega Man 10, I’m looking at you).
CollegeHumor takes this concept (as always) to the extreme!
Geek Blog – Video Game Musicians
I’m a huge fan of video game music. OCRemix is my ultimate source for digital music, remixed or otherwise. I seldom get an opportunity to enjoy such creations from an analog source; however, I’d be first in line if Play! – a Video Game Symphony came to my area. After the jump, enjoy a couple of great scores performed by real people, using real instruments. As I understand it, FFIV – A Theme of Love is standard curriculum in Japanese music classes.
Geek Blog – Jerk RPG Heroes
Ever wonder what goes through an NPC’s head when a new hero comes to town? It’s not a sigh of relief that some lone hero has arrived to save the day, but rather, a wave of panic and an urgent need to tie down any loose valuables, to empty clay jars and crates. More after the jump.
Geek Blog – Bosses’ Lament
I’m growing quite fond of CollegeHumor’s video game animations. My first was the awkward encounter between Sonic and Mario in their later years. Now we have a speech shared by all the video game villains regarding their repetitive failure to stop one lone hero from moving to the right.
Try not to be drinking anything while you watch this, unless you really, really want to know what your soda smells like.
-SnowytheGeek [via CH]
Geek Blog – The History of the World of Video Game Music
A musical displaying the history of video game music from the ancient Atari days through the glory of SNES-dom. Remixed and produced by remix artist Norg. A good trip down Nostalgia Ave.
-SnowytheGeek [via Kotaku]
Geek Blog – Zelda, Re-Orchestrated
OCremix, look out! There’s a new player on the block. The Zelda Reorchestrated team (ZREO) has finally finished the massive undertaking of reorchestrating (using digital technology) the ENTIRE Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time soundtrack!
Led by FireGS, they’re reporting 1.775 million downloads sinc Christmas 2009!
