We’re back and once more we discuss such important things as poop, our newly found hatred of Silent Hill: Oranges, World of Warcraft Wrath of the Lich King, NHL 09, Naruto: The Broken Bond, Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness, Valkyria Chronicles and so much more.
Music in this episode: Mirrors Edge
*Sorry for my mic in this episode, my good one broke and I had to use a backup, it’s now been fixed for the next episode!
The long awaited finale of the Critical Music HippoMix has finally come! Sorry for the delay folks, I had a lot going on and I also just didn’t really feel up to working on this in the last few weeks but finally I’ve finished it up and now you can all listen to it!
Music in this episode: Ikaruga, J. Arthur Keenes - Automobiles, Killer7, PixelJunk Eden, Rocket Knight Adventures, Gareth Morris - (Atari ST) The Ancient Art of Chiptune, Castlevania, WipeOut Pulse, Zone of the Enders 2, Earthbound, Final Fantasy, Sonic CD, NHLPA `93, Boogerman, Tales of Symphonia, coda - Chocolate Rain 8Bit Remix, The Black Mages, The Go Team!, Tekken Tag Tournament, Double Dragon, Castle Crashers
Finally back together, Kyle and I got together to get something out for you! Sadly we’re still short one Keith Harbourt but this episode worked out pretty well even if it isn’t our typical Critical Strike style show.
Music in this episode: World of Warcraft
Sorry for the late release on this and a podcast, we’ve been very busy as of late so I wanted to at least get this out for those who have been asking for it! Thanks for all the support and interest, we’ll get back to our normal selves very shortly!
Music in this episode: Onimusha 3, Burnout, Entertainment System, Rez, Descent II, NEMESIS, Space Manbow, Unreal Tournament, Metal Slug X, Jet Set Radio Future, OutRun, The Minibosses, Braid, Monster Party, Actraiser, M.U.L.E, Battletoads, Final Fantasy XII, Turrican II, Select Start
Well here we are and we’re back with another Critical Music episode! This time it’s for a very special friend of ours and big supporter of the podcast, chiahippo! This is part one of three of the hippomix, I hope everyone enjoys!
Music in this episode: Contra, Kingdom Hearts II, Blood on the Asphalt, Lumines, Altered Beast, Glenn Rune Gallefoss (Acidjazz Evening), Final Fantasy 6, Marvel vs Capcom, 8bitpeoples, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Batman, Seiken Densetsu 2, Starship Amazing, Golden Sun, WarioWare Touched!, The Protomen, LocoRoco, Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Final Fight 2, Guilty Gear
After a brief hiatus, Kyle and I get together and record the thirtieth episode of Critical Strike! It was nice getting back together and sitting down for a recording, hopefully this is where things start getting back to normal for us!
Music in this episode: Blood on the Asphalt, Wild Arms Advanced 3rd, Maximum Carnage
This isn’t your typical episode of Critical Strike, in fact it isn’t a episode at all! If you love video game music then be sure to check it out! If you don’t then you’ll probably want to wait until the next official episode which will hopefully be next week!
Music played in this episode: Entertainment System, Snatcher, Bionic Commando Re-Armed, Starship Amazing, Select Start, NeoGeo Battle Coliseum, Rygar, Super Castlevnia IV, MegaMan 9, SSX Tricky, Final Fantasy 7: Crisis Core.
Wow! This will be our fourth release this month. I’m rather impressed! The whole crew is back together again, and well, this is the result. Sorry.
As usual, please give us some iTunes reviews!
Music in this episode: Entertainment System, Starship Amazing
Short Mr Keith yet Kyle remained making it all good! This episode was kind of weird, Kyle and I seemed to go off on little ramble bits and of course at one point it ended up being a commercial for The Megas (go buy their album!) but thats alright by me!
Music in this episode: MegaMan 3 with lyrcs intro, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, Super Smash Bros. Melee, The Megas.
Special thanks to mik and the pong world champion “announcer guy” from The Fanboys for the opening clip.
I’ve always been a big fan of what people now consider “retro” games, to me the best times in gaming are the Commodore 64, Atari 2600, Nintendo Entertainment System and so forth.
One thing I think that has sadly been lost on gamers of today is the fun factor in which these games bring out more than anything, at least to me. Today everything seems to be about graphics and big explosions, while back then they couldn’t do that and had to focus on just making something that was fun (or completely horrible, heres looking at you McKids).
So anyway, I figured I’d make a little tribute video showing off some of my favorite games on the NES, I’ll probably continue making these over time since it was a pretty cool project.
I’ve never had to release a video on the feed, lets hope it works! If it doesn’t then you can always watch the video over on YouTube.
