Who Burned My Toast?

Who doesn't love this OST?! Thanks Rene for the email. Enjoy everyone.

This musicast has been a long time coming (Sorry listener Charlie Chang for making you wait so long). The Metroid series has some of the most praised soundtracks of any game out there. We spin some of the classics as well as some inspired and impressive covers from this amazing game.

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MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat is a vehicle simulation game developed and released by Activision in 1995, as part of the MechWarrior series of video games in the BattleTech franchise. Originally developed for DOS, it was ported to a variety of platforms including Windows, Apple Macintosh, and the game consoles Sega Saturn and PlayStation (as MechWarrior 2: Arcade Combat Edition).

 

Developer: Activision

Release Date: 1995

Genre: Vehicle Simulation Game

Publisher: Activision

Platform: Windows, Apple, Sega Saturn and Playstation

Writer: Zachary Norman

Composer: Kelly Walker Rogers, Gregory Alper, Jeehun Hwang

Performed by The Legend of Zelda Orchestra Bastyr Chapel in Kenmore, Washington 2011 Recorded by Chad Seiter and Bruce Botnick Composed by Koji Kondo For all of you that can't make it to one of the live performances near you, (You can check at zelda-symphony.com) we've brought to you the special edition CD that came bundled with The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword so you can enjoy this amazing music as well. Enjoy! If you have a video game you'd like us to do a Musicast of email us [email protected]. You can also subscribe to the podcast via iTunes

Dev: Capcom Publisher: Majesco Producer: Tokuro Fujiwara Art: Keiji Inafune, Hyato Kaji, Ikki Tazaki, Tatsuya Yoshikawa Writer: Keiji Inafune Composer: Setsuo Yamamoto, Makoto Tomozawa, Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara, and Toshihiko Horiyama Megaman X for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System released in 1993, is my favorite Megaman game in the whole series. Please enjoy the music. If you have a video game you'd like us to do a musicast of email us [email protected]. You can also subscribe to the podcast via iTunes

Developed by: 2D Boy Published by: 2D Boy, Nintendo 2008 Art by: Kyle Gabler Music: Kyle Gabler This week I’m going to playing for you the soundtrack to one of my favorite puzzle games to come out this console generation, no not Zak and Wiki. Although, those of you who listen to the podcast know my love for that game, anyways the soundtrack you need to be listening to right now is World of Goo! Enjoy this weeks Musicast and thanks for listening. To check out the soundtrack for yourself head on down to http://kylegabler.com/WorldOfGooSoundtrack/  and pick it up for free! If you have a video game you'd like us to do a musicast of email us [email protected]. You can also subscribe to the podcast via iTunes

Developed by Ubisoft Montreal. Published by Ubisoft and Universal Studios. Art by: Paul Robertson, Stephane Boutin, Jonathan Lavigne, Justin Cyr, Jonathan Kim, and Mariel Cartwright. Music: Anamanaguchi. I didn't read the graphic novel, nor did I ever care to. As fun and interesting as it might be, I was more interested in the game for a couple of reasons. Anamanaguchi I heard was going to be doing the whole soundtrack to the game. They are an 8-bit chiptune punk rock band that I had once heard. I really enjoy their music so I was very excited about this. The other super attractive thing about this game is the main artist. His name is Robert Paulson... no I mean, his name is Paul Robertson. His work is familiar to me because of one really cool video. Here it is: Big thanks to Edward Fonseca for the recommendation. If you have a video game you'd like us to do a musicast of email us [email protected].. We hope you enjoy this weeks Musicast. You can also subscribe to the podcast via iTunes

SEGA! This week we're doubling up and featuring two, yes two game soundtracks. Altered Beast and Golden Axe were ported from the Arcade to the Sega Genesis early in its lifecycle. These classic games were cemented in many young gamers memories because of their great music and brutal gameplay. Come enjoy these classic distinctive gaming tunes. Hey! Send us feedback on this not so new series. Love it or hate it? Let us know. Also don't forget to send us in your requests of game soundtracks for us to feature. We hope you enjoy this weeks Musicast. You can also subscribe to the podcast via iTunes

Back in 2009 my world was invaded by a black phantom. This black phantom was called Demon's Souls. A spiritual successor to King's Field which stood apart from all other games of it's kind. In part due to it's design, but mostly due to it's difficulty. Most people after playing this game seem to recall the old days of gaming; when you knew whatever you played was going to kick the crap out of you across the street. I even reviewed Demon's Souls back then. I gave it a Buttered Toast which is basically a 2/3. Since then I've returned to playing it and as I stated in the musicast I'm 4 play-throughs in. Anyway Please enjoy this weeks Musicast. Oh! Also visit preparetodie.com to pre-order Dark Souls which comes out October 4th. FROM SOFTWARE in join development with SONY COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT JAPAN STUDIO (SCE Japan Studio). directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki of FROM SOFTWARE and Produced by Takeshi Kaji from SCE Japan Studio. Music composed by Shunsuke Kida. Subscribe in iTunes