Nubuwo May 2009 - Highest Voted Items
The highest voted items related to videogame music for May 2009.
The highest voted items related to videogame music for May 2009.
Australian composer and animation director Luke Jurevicius discusses creating the haunting soundtrack to the free online Flash game Scarygirl.
Radio Free Gamer interview with Mattias Häggström Gerdt (Another Soundscape) and a preview track from the upcoming game Kaleidoscope.
Chiptune collective 8bitpeoples has released Future, and It Doesn't Work, a new EP by Starscream.
Takashi Iura and Sachiyo Oshima of Otograph, the musical team behind the score to PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe, discuss music for the PS3 and PSP tower defense title by Q-Games.
Composer, arranger and OCRemix judge Mattias Häggström Gerdt (Another Soundscape) quickly analyzes one of the more stand-out tracks from the Ar Tonelico II soundtrack.
Game publisher Falcom has posted a "Falcom Music Free Declaration" to its corporate site, inviting both commercial and non-commercial groups to use songs from its catalog.
Robyn Miller says, "Give it about 4 - 6 weeks and you'll be able to find them at most online stores."
The news site Pixels to Polygons interviews chiptune artist Sabrepulse of iOS game Bit Pilot.
Hear Japan has released samples from VORC Records chiptune tribute to the legendary TM NETWORK.
Radical Entertainment's sound director Scott Morgan explains the detail that went into creating the complex ambient sound for the troubled cityscape in action game Prototype.
On this episode, KyleJCrb and Larry Oji sit down for a lengthy chat with Jeriaska, notable videogame music journalist and creator of Nobuooo.
Photos from the show floor of E3, currently taking place at the Los Angeles Convention Center, are now on flickr.
As noted on the information page, Nobuo Uematsu will be providing music for this game. It is unknown whether any other composers (e.g. Mizuta, Tanioka) will also be working on this game's music.