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As an undergraduate student of Biology, I don't have a lot of time or money to support a gaming addiction, but I still enjoy talking about games and analyzing the sub-culture as a whole. I'm a relative gaming newcomer, having only started seriously following the industry with the advent of the Console Wars between the Xbox, PS2, and Gamecube, but I've been playing Nintendo games nearly all my life. As a result, I'm quite a fangirl for the company, so beware of some bias when I post.
A Critical Ear: Analyzing Music in Video Games
If there's one thing that I like more than talking about video games, it's talking about music in video games. As a classically trained pianist that has been playing for more than twelve years, I take a look at some of my favorite soundtracks and how they contribute to the gaming experience as a whole.
#0: Introduction
#1: Villain Themes and Leitmotifs (April, 2010)
#2: Anti-Music (June, 2010)
#3: They Wasted a Perfectly Good Song (July, 2010)
#4: Fight On! (August, 2010)
#5: More Than Just Noise: Nostalgia and Homecoming (September, 2010 Monthly Musing)
#6: While I Play Unfitting Music (November, 2010)
#7: Thinking Outside the Soundchip (December/January 2010)
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Using Post-Modernism to Reinvent the Horror Genre
Final Fantasy VI's Dancing Mad - A Critical Analysis
The Wrong Thing: The Root Of All Evil
Other Worlds Than These: Pokèmon
Music and Rhythm Games: A Classically Trained Pianist's Perspective
Feel the Hatred: Zant (Twilight Princess)
Instant Replay: Guitar Hero III
The Start of the Affair: Super Smash Bros. 64
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It may not look like much, but as far as I know this is the only picture available of the art shown off at Miyamoto's roundtable at E3. Let the Internet matlocking commence. Picture credit goes to Nintendo World Report.
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Living the dream since March 16, 2006
Hopefully it's good.
Like I said before, I don't care what it looks like, I just hope they avoid all the issues Twilight Princess had.
That's just the anti-aliasing. People felt that the first game had too many jaggies.
Why the crap can't we have the choice? Nintendo gave us the first fully ambidextrous controller EVER, and yet they made him right-handed?
I'm right-handed, keep in mind. I just don't get why they did this. Also, good find, SWE3tMadness. :D
RIP Mitch
Fierce Diety's sword.
Better quality pic. Notice how he doesn't have a sword.
Also:
looks like she IS the sword.