Today’s quite the busy day with the release of Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time and Forza Motorsport 3. I ordered both, but only one compelled NeoGAF’s musical talent to assemble an electronic album.
NeoGAF’s sixth G.A.M.E. dubbed “Forza Motorsport Edition” features over an hour and a half’s worth of cruising music. Much like with G.A.M.E. 3.0, this album fits the intended game like a glove. As I was listening through the album I couldn’t help, but picture some of these tracks in one of Turn10’s montages. Quite excellent.
Even if you’re not picking up Forza Motorsport 3, I urge you to give this album a listen. Download link and track list are below for your convenience.
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves is coming out this Tuesday. And if you were oblivious to this game and wanted to find out some info, where would you go? The official site? Some ad laden website like IGN or GameSpot? May I suggest NeoGAF?
Once again, NeoGAF’s talented musicians have come together and produced another album for electronic masses: G.A.M.E. 4.0. This album taps into my appreciation for all things simple and creative. Given the limited toolset, I’m just amazed with what people can produce.
Even if you’re not be the world’s biggest chiptune fan, I’d give this excellent album a listen. You may find a track or two that will blow your mind.
This gorgeous PlayStation 3 first person shooter debuted last Friday, February 27th, but unless you went out of your way to order it from local shops or online shops who’re on the ball, you won’t be playing this until some time this week.
I know some of you out there may not have gone out and sought info on Guerilla Games’ latest work, so I’ve gone out of my way to bring the info to you.
Update: 1UP has an interview with Alex V. of MadCatz concerning the Standard Edition stick problems.
I pre-ordered the MadCatz Standard Edition FightStick a few days ago in hopes that I will get them soon. Now I hope it doesn’t arrive until MadCatz fixes the problem with them. I have the patience to wait for a proper stick. Tournament Edition sticks, which cost around $180 CAD, have minor aesthetic issues such as scratches. The real kicker is the problem with the Standard Edition FightStick.
Here’s the gist of it courteousy of Shoryuken.com and NeoGAF:
This defect is a design issue that would appear to effect all $80 MadCatz Fight Sticks.
It has a washer on the stick that scrapes against the PCB (circuit board). This eats away at the connections and destroys the stick, rendering it useless.
If you have this stick and you notice the stick “sticking” or not responding… this is probably the reason why.
Apparently MadCatz will take care of the defective stick. Even the shipping costs.
