Josh here again with another VGM of the Week. This time, it's a track from the newly released (in Japan) Pokémon Black 2 and White 2. WARNING: There's a possibility that this might contain a Spoiler, so just in case, I'll throw in a break.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
VGM of the Week #35
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pokemon,
Pokémon,
Pokémon Black 2,
Pokémon White 2,
Team Plasma,
VGM,
vgm of the week
Friday, June 29, 2012
Let's Try That Again - Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land
Yes, we of course love Kirby here at Adamant Ditto and nobody loves him more than Ricky (except maybe Tim), so Ricky decided to play the classic Kirby's Adventure...But then he changed his mind and played the remake instead. So get ready to take on Whispy Woods, King Dedede, Tock Tick, kamikaze UFOs and green Waddle Dees in this GBA remake of one of Kirby's most classic appearances.
We've been kind of short on material recently, mostly because we haven't recorded much. Well, we have some footage for a future LTTA recorded but it's a long one so who knows when that'll go up. The point is, I'm sorry we haven't had much lately. But it's okay because Ricky decided to do a new Let's Play for us of Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. It's a pretty funny one, if I do say so myself. So be sure to check it out.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Adamant Ditto Review: Pokemon Conquest
So, it's not as wizard as Ricky's release day reviews, but I still nabbed a copy and played the hell out of it so we can talk about it here. With that out of the way, who's ready for a new Pokemon game? Everyone apparently, since this game is selling like metaphorical hot cakes.
Labels:
Nobunaga's Ambition,
pokemon,
Pokemon Conquest,
review
Monday, June 25, 2012
New Pokémon Sheet: Clefable
Man, I need to do more...It's been a while, yet again...I'm hoping to get back into the swing of things, what with Black 2 & White 2 out...in Japan...I've been listening to some tunes from the game, and I think I may have come across one that I think you guys might enjoy *HintHint*
So, here we are, Clefable. A Pokémon that was said to come from the moon...Anyway, despite Clefable being a more or less bigger version of Clefairy, there's not much to say. I like Clefairy, so I like Clefable...It's a pretty cool Pokémon, with a great Ability in Magic Guard.
Next up are two Pokémon who evolved when a Shellder attached to either end of their body. (Yes, I know, this is really obvious)
So, here we are, Clefable. A Pokémon that was said to come from the moon...Anyway, despite Clefable being a more or less bigger version of Clefairy, there's not much to say. I like Clefairy, so I like Clefable...It's a pretty cool Pokémon, with a great Ability in Magic Guard.
Next up are two Pokémon who evolved when a Shellder attached to either end of their body. (Yes, I know, this is really obvious)
Sunday, June 24, 2012
VGM of the Week #34
Last time around, I promised to pick a song not from a Nintendo console.
I wanted to show some love to the original Playstation, and I agonized for a while over which game to pay tribute to. Eventually I landed on Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, easily my favorite Crash game and nestled snugly in my top 5 Playstation 1 games of all time. If you've never checked it out, I'd highly recommend downloading it from Playstation Network.
Here's a nice little industrial ditty that I catch myself humming from time to time; it plays during the game's sewer levels (The Eel Deal, Sewer or Later, and Hangin' Out) and it's one of the more memorable tracks in the game. It was between this or the music from the Jet Pack stages!
Did you know that Mark Mothersbaugh composed the Playstation Era Crash games? Yes, that Mark Mothersbaugh, from Devo? He also composed the incidental music for Rugrats and Rocket Power, but he was able to give Crash Bandicoot a fun, unique, Australian flavor of its own. Pretty cool.
I wanted to show some love to the original Playstation, and I agonized for a while over which game to pay tribute to. Eventually I landed on Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, easily my favorite Crash game and nestled snugly in my top 5 Playstation 1 games of all time. If you've never checked it out, I'd highly recommend downloading it from Playstation Network.
Here's a nice little industrial ditty that I catch myself humming from time to time; it plays during the game's sewer levels (The Eel Deal, Sewer or Later, and Hangin' Out) and it's one of the more memorable tracks in the game. It was between this or the music from the Jet Pack stages!
Did you know that Mark Mothersbaugh composed the Playstation Era Crash games? Yes, that Mark Mothersbaugh, from Devo? He also composed the incidental music for Rugrats and Rocket Power, but he was able to give Crash Bandicoot a fun, unique, Australian flavor of its own. Pretty cool.
Labels:
Crash Bandicoot,
Mark Mothersbaugh,
VGM,
vgm of the week
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