NeoGAF’s musical talent put together their third electronic music album just in time for the PlayStation Network release of WipEout HD. Since WipEout HD support custom soundtracks, I highly recommend that you grab a copy of G.A.M.E. 3.0 and inject it into WipEout HD for expanded awesome.
The first G.A.M.E. was an excellent collection of videogame inspired electronica. It’s sequel, G.A.M.E. 2, aims for that “theatrical music” theme. If you’re a fan of the first album or just a fan electronica, give this newest addition a whirl.
There’s quite a bit of flavor and variety in this album. There are also a lot more songs I can personally relate with and lose myself to. The album’s aim was to be ”more emotive, drawing mental images of various scenes from the listener” and I’d say they succeeded. And just as they release their second collaboration, a third one is already in the works. Looking forward to it!
Details on G.A.M.E. 2 are as follows:
I have posted about them before, and mentioned them several times throughout my various postings on this site and on my personal blog. Of course, I am speaking about remixes and user created musical compositions. Be it OC Remix or other works such as G.A.M.E., I always give them a listen.
G.A.M.E. (Gaming Age Musica Electronia) is a remix project which comes from the NeoGAF forum and its talented members. It is primarily comprised of electronic mixes “ranging from chiptunes to IDM to trance to experimental and everything in between” and all of it was inspired by videogames. Truly awesome stuff for fans of the genre. I have not given the entire playlist a listen through yet, but from what I have heard so far, it is superb. My personal favourite so far? M0dus - One Life Left. (Set it on repeat a few times already.)
If you have any remote interest in this type of music, I highly recommend giving G.A.M.E. a try. Download links and the playlist are as follows:
