About
Surasshu
-
Japanese, Reviews
Elektrifying! ElektLyze’s Intolerant Space (Review)
April 3, 2010 | Surasshu |
3 Comments
Share this
I don’t know about anyone else, but to me, the Japanese vocaloid scene is truly an amazing phenomenon. It shows some of the best sides of Japanese indie spirit, which is marked by a huge supportive community and a sort of pride in being small-time. This is especially interesting when compared to the relatively small…
-
Game Music
Haunted Evening: Castlevania The Concert Impressions!
March 2, 2010 | Surasshu |
3 Comments
Share this
Well, it’s going to be hard to write about this objectively. It’s friggin’ Castlevania, what do you want from me! Some of my earliest memories of playing games were the absolutely splendid (and horrifically hard) Castlevania III, and the fantastic Super Castlevania IV (still my all-time favorite platformer). Both Yamashita’s work on the NES games, the stuff…
-
Chip Music, Reviews
Autumntunes: A Little Chip Goes a Long Way on a Cold and Windy Day (Review)
December 13, 2009 | Surasshu |
3 Comments
Share this
I don’t know about you, but I can’t stand autumn. I’m not a big weather guy at the best of times, but autumn is easily my least favorite season of the year. It’s windy and cold but not cold enough for skating or snow (or to warrant moaning about it). The leaves may change color…
-
Game Music
Chris Huelsbeck and Yoko Shimomura Unite: Sinfonia Drammatica Review
September 10, 2009 | Surasshu |
30 Comments
Share this
Sinfonia Drammatica was awesome. Okay, now that that’s out of the way, let’s get into this review. Last year my favorite composers, Chris Huelsbeck, organized a concert called Symphonic Shades, rearranging some of his classics from the 80s, such as R-Type and the Great Gianna Sisters music. At more or less the same time, Shimomura…
-
Game Music, Reviews
Street Fighter IV Soundtrack [Japanese Version] (Review)
August 8, 2009 | Surasshu |
2 Comments
Share this
One of the coolest games released this year has to be Street Fighter IV. Capcom has really outdone themselves on this game, making the gameplay and graphics extremely over the top and fun. As a quite big Street Fighter fan I have to say SFIV really lived up to the name and was absolutely worth…
-
Game Music
Sinfonia Drammatica Interview With Chris Huelsbeck and Yoko Shimomura
July 16, 2009 | Surasshu |
5 Comments
Share this
Chris Huelsbeck and Yoko Shimomura, East and West of video game music meeting in a grand concert. Who would’ve thought it! But this is becoming a reality in unique concert in Stockholm, Sweden: Sinfonia Drammatica. The concert will combine both Huelsbeck’s Symphonic Shades with drammatica, Yoko Shimomura’s orchestral album. Arnie Roth will be conducting the…
-
Game Music
Bang For The Blocks: Boom Blox Soundtrack Review
February 6, 2009 | Surasshu |
2 Comments
Share this
I’ve actually had an interest in Boom Blox ever since I heard about it some months ago. It may sound strange, but I always find it really interesting when someone from a completely different field takes a leap into the field of games, and Steven Spielberg certainly qualifies. Of course, as any adventure game nut…
Japanese, Reviews
Elektrifying! ElektLyze’s Intolerant Space (Review)
I don’t know about anyone else, but to me, the Japanese vocaloid scene is truly an amazing phenomenon. It shows some of the best sides of Japanese indie spirit, which is marked by a huge supportive community and a sort of pride in being small-time. This is especially interesting when compared to the relatively small…
Game Music
Haunted Evening: Castlevania The Concert Impressions!
Well, it’s going to be hard to write about this objectively. It’s friggin’ Castlevania, what do you want from me! Some of my earliest memories of playing games were the absolutely splendid (and horrifically hard) Castlevania III, and the fantastic Super Castlevania IV (still my all-time favorite platformer). Both Yamashita’s work on the NES games, the stuff…
Chip Music, Reviews
Autumntunes: A Little Chip Goes a Long Way on a Cold and Windy Day (Review)
I don’t know about you, but I can’t stand autumn. I’m not a big weather guy at the best of times, but autumn is easily my least favorite season of the year. It’s windy and cold but not cold enough for skating or snow (or to warrant moaning about it). The leaves may change color…
Game Music
Chris Huelsbeck and Yoko Shimomura Unite: Sinfonia Drammatica Review
Sinfonia Drammatica was awesome. Okay, now that that’s out of the way, let’s get into this review. Last year my favorite composers, Chris Huelsbeck, organized a concert called Symphonic Shades, rearranging some of his classics from the 80s, such as R-Type and the Great Gianna Sisters music. At more or less the same time, Shimomura…
Game Music, Reviews
Street Fighter IV Soundtrack [Japanese Version] (Review)
One of the coolest games released this year has to be Street Fighter IV. Capcom has really outdone themselves on this game, making the gameplay and graphics extremely over the top and fun. As a quite big Street Fighter fan I have to say SFIV really lived up to the name and was absolutely worth…
Game Music
Sinfonia Drammatica Interview With Chris Huelsbeck and Yoko Shimomura
Chris Huelsbeck and Yoko Shimomura, East and West of video game music meeting in a grand concert. Who would’ve thought it! But this is becoming a reality in unique concert in Stockholm, Sweden: Sinfonia Drammatica. The concert will combine both Huelsbeck’s Symphonic Shades with drammatica, Yoko Shimomura’s orchestral album. Arnie Roth will be conducting the…
Game Music
Bang For The Blocks: Boom Blox Soundtrack Review
I’ve actually had an interest in Boom Blox ever since I heard about it some months ago. It may sound strange, but I always find it really interesting when someone from a completely different field takes a leap into the field of games, and Steven Spielberg certainly qualifies. Of course, as any adventure game nut…
| Previous Entries » |
|---|
Join Us Online Or Log in
Search
@OSVgamemusic Feed
Copyright © 2018 by Original Sound Version.
All rights reserved.